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Fender Japan assembles all-star group of elite Masterbuilders for its most ambitious builds yet
The four high-end builds, inspired by each suit from a deck of cards, represent the pinnacle of Fender Japan's guitar artistry
Epiphone expands its high-end Inspired by Gibson Custom Collection
Open book headstocks, Gibson USA pickups and a handful of sought-after upgrades headline the 2025 expansion pack
Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1957 Les Paul Goldtop review
Epiphone has struck gold with this ambitious recreation of a pivotal guitar in the Les Paul history books
Guitar Center continues its big-brand collaborative hot streak and takes Fender on a Moonlight Drive with a trio of limited-edition Player II models
Tonal and comfort upgrades have been included as part of the glow-up – which introduces a striking new colorway
Jackson X Series Surfcaster SC HT6 review
It's a Surfcaster, Jim, but not as we know it – Jackson has retooled its cult offset as an affordable metal powerhouse. After a 22-year absence, is it worth the wait?
Frank Stallone on his “magnificent” Epiphone Emperor and its mysterious origins
Frank's brother, Sylvester Stallone, bought the prized instrument for him from Norman’s Rare Guitars, but who owned the guitar for the first 20 years of its life remains undiscovered
EVH delivers on its hardtail promise and launches the Wolfgang Standard T.O.M.
The firm's newest model puts a radical spin on the traditional Wolfgang template
Paul Reed Smith on raising the Standard 24, finally cracking the noise-free guitar and why John Sykes is a tone hero
We take Paul Reed Smith back to the start of his 40-year-old company to discuss the new Standard 24 and quite a bit more
