I have a kent guitar f3 six string and would like to know what it is worth. Its in very good condition

I’ve had a Kent electric guitar for over 30 years and would like to know what it might be worth. The guitar is in extremely good condition, with a good action and sound. The only thing I know about it is a number on the neck WO 20279.

The Kent trademark was Registered by Southland Musical Merchandise Corp of Greensboro, NC on December 6, 1976.

I have a Kent KE-4MR. Is the 4MR the model? Any help would be appreciated.

I can’t find any info on my Kent KF70 made in Korea acoustic guitar let alone it’s value

Hey folks,
A bit of a necro-bump on this thread…
I recently bought a Kent 835 12 string electric. Somewhere along the way the bridge mute was forcibly removed, so i’m Looking for a replacement bridge and mute for this guitar. If anyone has one, let me know!

I have an 820 Kent hollow body in great shape Several years ago I had it apprased by a collector at 920.00 Canadian Iam willing to sell this guitar for that price as I cannot hear well anymore if interested in this guitar please e-mail me Thanks

Hi I have a acoustic 6 string kent guitar with a hummingbird design. The model or make number is 41/m. I’ve had it about 30 years and I don’t know how long the old chap had it before me. It’s in very good condition. Just wanted to know how much it’s worth if anyone could help.

I am in the process of donating my old Kent acoustic guitar for Guitars for Kids in my home town in Ontario. Just out of curiousity wondered what it is worth.

I have my dad’s old Kent guitar it’s a model no KF-23 made in Korea it is in awesome shape. Its been in the family for about thirty five years.

I have my Dad’s ’68 Kent guitar and am looking to have it restored..any info on parts would be helpful…I think all it needs is the spring for the vibrato (whammy bar)…everything else is there…the rubber piece on the bridge looks quite worn or perhaps brittle (rightfully so). Does anyone know what this guitar is worth? It’s in orange sunburst …It’s a left handed guitar

I have owned this beautiful sounding guitar since 1967. Does anybody know what its value might be today. In mint condition with case.

Hi guys I have a 1978 Kent acoustic guitar model 41/x I really can’t track anything to do with this model and have been searching and searching its in exallant condition and I am looking to sell it but really don’t know how much it is worth or what I should be asking for it cheers

here’s another site dealing with the Kent 820 thin hollow body with info and pictures

http://www.kent-820.com

Kent guitars were imported and sold in the US from Japan from around 1960 through 1978. They were made by different factories. The same guitars had different Brand Names on them, like “Kent”, “Guyatone”, “Kawai”, “Teisco”. etc.

some good info can be found here: http://www.kentfoto.com/music/KentGuitars/index.htm

If anybody needs a Bridge, I have a Teisco Roller Bridge for sale, it is a a copy of a Gretsch Roller bridge but includes a solid steel Base like a Rickenbacker Bridge Base. The string saddles are rollers which are adjustable side-to-side for proper string spacing, and each side of the bridge is adjustable for Height. It is in excellent condition, probably from 1965 thru 1968. On a scale of 0 to 10, it is a 8.

I inherited a guitar and am looking for any information I can about it. It is a Kent model 533 Videocaster. I have no idea when they were made or what this one might be worth. It is a solid body, but I know next to nothing about guitars so I am not sure what other info might be needed. It needs to be tuned/serviced and possibly needs a little restoration, but otherwise it works and is not in horrible shape. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks!

:I need to know how to get parts for my old kent guitar.I have located a semi-hollow body electric Kent guitar that has a body some what like a 335 and the neck like a fender strat. The body is a beautiful natural birdseye maple. She is in awsome shape and plays well. I have the ser# (xxx) 3 digits and I believe that it was made in Japan in the Sixty’s. I have no Idea what model it is or value because I can’t find out any thing about Kent guitars. I’ve seen Kent amps guitars & drums but no info. I welcome anything.

: I have located a semi-hollow body electric Kent guitar that has a body some what like a 335 and the neck like a fender strat. The body is a beautiful natural birdseye maple. She is in awsome shape and plays well. I have the ser# (xxx) 3 digits and I believe that it was made in Japan in the Sixty’s. I have no Idea what model it is or value because I can’t find out any thing about Kent guitars. I’ve seen Kent amps guitars & drums but no info. I welcome anything.

I do have a Kent guitar like the one your talking about but…. i cannot find a serial number on it. So where is it. Thank you

: i have found a ken e-bass looks like it was made in late 60s the neck has rectangular enlays (black) the body looks like a maple finish

I have found a kent 12 string guitar anybody have info, including value Wayne

: I would like to know about Kent guitars.I recently bought a K7-31 model and would like to know about its history.

I found a link for you (it’s part one of an article about Teisco, who made the guitars distributed as Kent…part two should be linked off this): http://www.vguitar.com/brands/details.asp?ID=64 I just bought a Kent "Videocaster" Model 533 from a guy in Canada who had it set up very nicely. 4-pickups and a lot of slider switches (a lot like a Hagstrom, who coincidentally made a very popular model called a "Kent"). Powerful pickups (really!)and a really nice guitar. When I was a kid in the 60s, all of the Japanese brands (probably ALL made by Teisco) had a really bad rap and only kids ended up with them. Some were very cheaply made, with weak metal, thin chrome plating, funky finishes and thin pickups. I owned a Rodeo, which was terrible. But then, who knew much about guitars then? Nowdays, anything has character.

I have a red semi-hollow body Kent guitar, with f-holes, 2 single coils. Mine has a lot of fabulous inlays not only on the fretboard, but on the headstock and the body itself. Possibly a model 820. Anyone know anything about it?

Kent made a lot of "student model" instruments in the 1960’s. I have always found most of the guitars to be quite playable but overall, the general guitar public in my area seemed to have a low opinion of them. I recently bought a solid body one pick-up, with case, that I practise on a lot. In fact, at a recording session I was using my Gibson Lespaul and the producer was complaining about the sound of it, so the next day I brought in my Kent and he loved it, it’s on two songs on the CD we were working on! Jim in Canada : I have located a semi-hollow body electric Kent guitar that has a body some what like a 335 and the neck like a fender strat. The body is a beautiful natural birdseye maple. She is in awsome shape and plays well. I have the ser# (xxx) 3 digits and I believe that it was made in Japan in the Sixty’s. I have no Idea what model it is or value because I can’t find out any thing about Kent guitars. I’ve seen Kent amps guitars & drums but no info. I welcome anything.