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Washburn Guitars

Washburn Guitars

Washburn Guitars is a guitar manufacturer, established in 1883, that produces acoustic, acoustic-electric, electric, and bass guitars, as well as historically banjos and mandolins. Its products are sold through local dealers and online retailers.www.washburn.com

Search complete. 9 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Washburn Guitars".

Oct 21, 2026

AnthonyHOST
24:08
Oh, I love the guitar.
AnthonyHOST
24:11
That Washburn is my favorite Ace Frehley guitar.
AaronGUEST
24:15
Absolutely.
AaronGUEST
24:16
And when he did this, and for some reason, I remember watching that video for Rock Soldiers, and when he did the smoking guitar in the solo, even I wasn't expecting it.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:00
You know, there's a lot of guitars right now popping that no one's asking for.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:04
You know, we talked about Washburn and somebody said they're making electrics again.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:08
They definitely are making electrics again.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:10
They're actually brought back.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:46
But what I noticed is that they look just like the N4, except for they're painted and they don't have the...
Phil McKnightHOST
46:52
the Fender-esque hook style headstock.
Phil McKnightHOST
46:55
That's probably just to be, you know, fair to Nuno and also play nice with him because I can't imagine they own that headstock or he owns that headstock as I've seen it on both his and Washburn models.
Phil McKnightHOST
47:08
I don't have the pictures.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:09
Yeah.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:11
Um, I've got a washburn.
Michael LundyHOST
79:14
Yeah.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:16
Um, acoustic electric.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:17
Couldn't tell you anything more than the fact that it's a washburn, but it's a great, uh, It's a great everyday guitar.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:24
I think I play that one live more than anything else.
Anthony LaLotaGUEST
79:27
And I've got Allure hollow body acoustic electric, which makes an appearance.
Byron DuffinHOST
13:03
Okay.
George DeVoreGUEST
13:04
I bought me a red Washburn guitar and, uh, started learning how to play it, and found out I could do it really well.
George DeVoreGUEST
13:12
And then, uh, slowly but surely started singing.
Byron DuffinHOST
13:16
Right.
Ashley KahnGUEST
19:56
That was still a tidy sum for a working musician, but it was the cheapest bass in the store.
Ashley KahnGUEST
20:02
Quote, "My mother bought me that fretless, a Washburn SB-40," Kumalo said.
Ashley KahnGUEST
20:08
"That's all we could afford, and for the first year I was out of tune like crazy.
Jack CoyneHOST
20:13
[laughs]
Cesar SotoGUEST
18:55
... rent snare drums, and, and, uh, band equipment.
Cesar SotoGUEST
19:00
But they had guitars there, and my first guitar was a guitar, uh, it was a, uh, uh, Washburn's entry level guitar.
Cesar SotoGUEST
19:07
It, it was a, it was called Os- Oscar Schmidt.
James Patrick ReganHOST
19:10
Yeah, of course.
TamekaGUEST
9:05
And then I think it was another Christmas present after my parents kind of realized that I was taking it very seriously.
TamekaGUEST
9:12
They got me a Washburn semi-acoustic electric guitar, which I then started to gig with.
TamekaGUEST
9:18
And yeah, after that, I got a job at McDonald's and saved up for my first mating.
TamekaGUEST
9:23
And as soon as I got that mating, I quit.

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