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Vlad, founder of Ladkor Guitars, with a PRS guitar

FROM THE FOUNDER

How it all started

In December 2010 I started looking for an instrument for myself. Like every guitarist, I dreamed of a Gibson Les Paul. I had no money: I sold my Indonesian J&D, borrowed some, added what I had — and the most I could put together was $1,000.

The more I read the forums, the more I doubted the quality of what I could buy locally. So I decided to bring a Les Paul Studio over from the US — there was simply no budget for another model. The guitar arrived! I played it for about a month, wanted to try something different and decided to sell it. And off it went…

Since then I have worked by the same rules:

  • The best quality. I look for used instruments in perfect condition — guitars that look as if they came straight from the shop.
  • Every instrument is checked. Each one is checked for condition and sound. Poor ones are simply not taken — I look for a better one.
  • Honest service. The best guarantee of a good purchase is the feedback of happy customers. All you need to do is tell me what you want and what budget you have in mind, and I will find it quickly.

— Vlad, founder of Ladkor Guitars

THE LADKOR APPROACH

The instrument. The details.

A considered choice starts with a closer look.

01

Start with the individual instrument

A model name tells part of the story. Photographs, specifications, condition and documented alterations help you understand the instrument in front of you.

02

Compare what matters to you

Save a shortlist and compare available specifications side by side. Weight, year, repairs and the included case matter differently to every player.

Open comparison
03

Make room for questions

An unverified detail stays unverified. Ask about anything missing before making a decision; a photograph alone cannot confirm an instrument’s history.