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“Proof that semi-hollows can rock as hard as the clichés”: Gretsch Professional Broadkaster LX review
The Broadkaster is back on the air, this time with a number of modernized features to make this a contemporary, high-performance semi-hollow rocker
“Something a little different, with vibey and diverse sounds for not a lot of money”: Vintage REVO Galactica and Astrostar review
Revisiting guitars of yesteryear, the REVO models continue to move Vintage away from slavish repros to inspired retro champions for not a lot of money. Let’s hop in that time machine and take a look
Phil Demmel’s new Jackson Polka Dot signature King V pays homage to his first Randy Rhoads Jackson model – and the guitar god himself
The Rhoads-honoring model serves as a full-circle moment for Demmel, who acquired his first Jackson – also a Randy Rhoads V – under some sketchy circumstances
"Back then, I was pretty much a nobody, so Gibson sold it to me at cost!" Slash's 5 most iconic guitars, in his own words
Slash talks through his most significant guitars in his own words – plus we tell you how to nail his iconic tone at home at various price points
Rick Graham’s second Charvel signature is an ode to his reconnection with the guitar
Graham has reflected a rollercoaster few years into his reprised Superstrat
Sterling by Music Man and Tosin Abasi bring the futuristic Kaizen to a new low price point
Three years after the boundary-pushing build was first unveiled, the long-awaited Sterling spin-off has arrived
How Ibanez became the one of the biggest metal guitar makers on the planet, beloved by players and pros alike
Sponsored by Ibanez
The RG, RGA, RGD and IronLabel guitar collections are at the foundation of Ibanez's metal guitar efforts
"The true star here is the pickup configuration": PRS SE Studio review
Modern electrics can be criticized for trying to be all things to all people, but the SE Studio may just be one of the few to pull it off
Ibanez has revived one of its most outrageous shred guitar designs from the 1980s
The 540PIII is a peculiar reverse-style axe based on a build that was first introduced in the late ’80s – and now it’s back as part of the Ibanez Genesis Collection
I thought I was done buying Gibsons, but with a massive up to $450 off everything from my favorite Explorer to a newly released Les Paul in the Musician’s Friend Labor Day sale, I’m about to add another
The Musician's Friend Labor Day sale has just dropped, and it includes over $400 off the newly released Double Trouble Les Paul!
