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PRS gives four of its most beloved SE electrics an exotic wood makeover with latest limited-edition drop
By Matt Owen published
A quartet of SE stalwarts have been given a luxurious cosmetic update, while the beloved SE Swamp Ash Special receives a small but mighty upgrade

“Huge pickup-swapping potential”: Cream T Crossfire Standard review
By Dave Burrluck published
The UK builder brings quick and easy pickup swapping to an offset platform – and it might just convince you to take the plunge…

Fender gives its Player II series some serious pizzazz by launching the Limited Edition Sparkle range
By Phil Weller published
Player II Strat, Tele, and Precision and Jazz Bass builds get an all-new Sparkle 3-Color Sunburst makeover
![Lerxst Grace [left] and Godin 5th Avenue TL Gold Foil: Grace is a red HSS S-style with a mirror pickguard and a Vega tremolo system. The 5th Avenue model to its right sits beside a houseplant and is an arch-topped hollowbody with f-holes and gold-foil pickups.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/6w2NUh4RxvR5ajrc52sFCB.jpg)
“Godin should be taken very seriously”: Godin 5th Avenue TL Gold Foil and Lerxst by Godin Grace review
By Dave Burrluck published
Few, if any, major guitar manufacturers offer Godin’s extensive range of guitar styles. We catch up with a couple of new additions that couldn’t be more different

Charvel gives its hot-rodded So Cal Superstrat the heavy relic treatment – and it won’t just appeal to shredders
By Phil Weller published
The super-sleek Superstrat continues Charvel's recent relic trend – and it looks absolutely stunning

Gretsch and Guitar Center go green with an exclusive Streamliner that features some rather unusual f-holes
By Phil Weller published
Available exclusively at Guitar Center, the $549 six-string aims for tonal versatility with the help of a rather peculiar semi-hollow design

Why are so many players turning to headless guitars? We asked Plini to find out
By Matt Owen published
Ibanez, Kiesel, Schecter and Strandberg are all flying the flag for headless electrics, which have reached an unprecedented level of popularity in recent years

Fender Japan stakes a claim for 2025’s most breathtaking electric guitar with the Sakura Telecaster
By Michael Astley-Brown published
Get us to Fender Flagship Tokyo immediately
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