Electric Guitar Reviews
Latest Electric Guitar Reviews

"Gives the Custom Shop pickups in my Strat a run for their money": Fender Vintera III Late '50s Stratocaster review
By Daryl Robertson Published
Fender sends a love letter to the golden age of guitars with an accessible vintage-inspired instrument

"Once I'm playing, the Hush X Live feels much more like a 'real' guitar than the novelty I was first expecting." Donner Hush X Live review
By Daryl Robertson Published
An ambitious, affordable, and fully-loaded guitar that looks to be a one-stop shop for all your traveling needs

"A very persuasive showcase for Fender's dark horse guitar model": Fender Vintera III Mid '60s Mustang review
By Rob Laing Published
The ultimate distillation of Fender's continuously underrated offset?

“A hard-to-put-down Les Paul with bags of character”: Gibson Les Paul Studio Double Trouble review
By Dave Burrluck Published
Gibson brings the Double Trouble treatment to a lower price-point with a weight-relieved Studio version. For skint rockers everywhere, it’s time to rejoice!

"It’s deceptively versatile”: Jackson Pro Series Signature Wes Borland King V review
By Matt McCracken Published
The Limp Bizkit guitarist's new signature is a single-pickup riff machine designed for live playing, and it's capable of more than you might think

Gibson Les Paul Special with Mini Humbuckers review
By Pete Emery Published
Trading the usual P90s for Mini Humbuckers, this Les Paul Special is bound to raise a few eyebrows with a different sound for a classic guitar

"Proves you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a pro instrument": Gretsch Electromatic Premier Jet review
By Daryl Robertson Published
Is Gretsch's new attempt at a Les Paul killer the perfect blend of features and single-cut affordability?

"Very well put together, and fantastic value for money": Baum Guitars Carve review
By Matt McCracken Published
Is this Danish-designed, P-90-equipped double cut the ultimate retro-modern rock machine for under $1,000?

"A tale of two halves – I found the clean tones to be quite lackluster": Gretsch Electromatic Jet Baritone review
By Matt McCracken Published
Gretsch's gargantuan scale metal machine gives players an option to downtune without resorting to a 7 or 8 string, but it surprisingly leaves traditional tones in the dark
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