Electric Guitars, Page 42

A modernized version of a student-turned-classic instrument originally released in 1956, the Duo-Sonic HS model's compact form belies its giant-sized sound....

Perfect for garage rock and other styles that thrive on nonconformity, the Mustang 90 offers a distinctive take on a classic model. With upgraded features,...

The Country Squire Classic is built from the timbers which we've all come to accept as the tonewoods of choice: two-piece centre-jointed American alder body,...

The exhilarating G2655T-P90 Streamliner™ Center Block Jr. Double-Cut P90 with Bigsby® is designed for three simple things—high...

At first glance your wallet may be forgiven for thinking that the ML3 Modern is the perfect back-up guitar. But, after a few chords and licks your hands will...

Taking their name from the original Japanese pronunciation of Godzilla, French avant-metal quartet Gojira has cemented itself as one of paramount metal acts...

Electric guitar with T-style body shape from 1950's series that might be called the black sheep of this Michael Kelly’s collection. It avoids tradition in...

QUALITY CRAFTED GUITARS FOR ALL S-shaped electric guitar with a traditional design and sound. The Sire S7 has a rolled edge fretboard and a satin neck...

Looking for an archtop that can easily go from smooth jazz to lo-fi blues to hard hitting rock, look no further than The Loar's LH-280-C single cutaway...

The product has been used only few times. It is damaged by extensive tiny scratches.

In creating a lighter guitar, one absolute condition set down was that sound quality could not be sacrificed. For this reason, a great deal of time and...