At our guitar shop, we offer a range of services for guitar enthusiasts, including buying and trading guitars. If you're looking to sell your guitar, we can provide a free, no obligation trade-in valuation to help you get the best price possible.

Additionally, we understand that it can be difficult to arrange collection and postage for your guitar. That's why we offer a hassle-free service to take care of these details for you, so you can focus on finding your next guitar.

If you're interested in trading your guitar for one of the many great options we have in stock, we offer some incredible trade-in deals to make the process even more enticing and will take care of the whole exchange for you.

For a valuation, email: info@secondhandguitar.co.uk

For us to get you a quote please send us the following photos: 

Guitar: Body Front, Body Rear, Body Upper Side, Body Lower Side, Body Base, Neck Front (fretboard), Neck Back, Neck Upper Side, Neck Lower Side, Headstock Front, Headstock Rear, Headstock Upper Side, Headstock Lower Side, Headstock Top. 

Additional (if included): Case interior and exterior; Certificate of authenticity; Accessories included in valuation. 

Please include the following details in your email:

• Guitar make/brand
• Model
• Year of manufacture (or serial number).
• Any known issues or breaks
• Any work already done to the body (neck repairs, previous fretwork)
• Any modifications (if original parts have been replaced, please let us know if the original parts are included)
• Estimated value
• Is there a case or gigbag included
• Additional accessories included in sale
• Do you have a 'Certificate of authenticity'
• Have you found a guitar you want to trade for? If yes, please state which one(s).

*If the above photos and details are not included we may not be able to offer you a valuation and may not be able to respond to your request. All valuations are offered subject to further inspection. Further inspection may be requested to be done in person or through a video call for higher value guitars.