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Welcome to the Carvin Musical Instruments Museum, an all-inclusive history of Carvin
Musical Instruments, including amplifiers, guitars and basses, as well as
mandolins, steel guitars, pickups, and other gear Carvin has sold in their
50+ year history.
In addition to historical data,
there are other features such as
the In-Stock Archive, which shows
several hundred actual basses and guitars from the Guitars-In-Stock section of Carvin.com.
The eBay section showcases interesting or unusual
basses and guitars spotted on eBay. You can also
take the very informative Factory Tour, from
the 80's, 90's and present day.
QUESTIONS ABOUT A CARVIN? Feel free
to e-mail the webmaster, but you'll probably get a faster answer if you
post a message in the Forums,
plus you'll be asking your question to a whole group of Carvin players
with years of collective expertise.
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AVAILABLE!
The Carvin Museum forums now support RSS, embedded YouTube
videos, and many other new features. If you're not a
member, register and participate in discussions about all things
Carvin!
The Carvin Museum is not for profit, and there are no ads or popups
on the site. However, it is expensive to operate, and it's
funded solely by the Webmaster, so donations are appreciated.
   
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