A dusty guitar with old, grimey strings looks neglected. Wipe down the body, clean the fretboard, and consider putting on a fresh set of strings. A well-maintained instrument suggests to the pawnbroker that it hasn't been abused.

Before walking in, identify your guitar’s exact model and year. Check "Sold" listings on sites like eBay or Reverb to see what it's currently fetching. Keep in mind that a pawn shop needs to make a profit, so expect an offer that is roughly 30% to 50% of the used market value.

Known for a clean and ready-to-play guitar inventory, this shop is noted for its Fair Pricing and Professional Staff .

Recognized for paying "top dollar" compared to other local competitors and having a professional, long-standing presence in the community.

Customers specifically praise their Competitive Prices for Electric Guitars and helpful service. TNT Pawn and Jewelry ClosedLas Vegas, NV

Selling a guitar to a pawn shop is one of the fastest ways to get cash, but without preparation, you might walk away with less than your instrument is worth. Follow these steps to maximize your payout:

Not all pawn shops are created equal. Some specialize in jewelry, while others, like Wedgles Music & Loan , have staff who are actual musicians. These "music-heavy" shops are more likely to appreciate the value of a vintage or high-end instrument. Expand map Arizona Shops Colorado Shops Nevada Shops South Dakota Shops Wedgles Music & Loan