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Lee Anderton with Victory Amps

Lee Anderton says he will be “declaring any personal financial interest” in products featured in Andertons videos, after complaints to the UK Advertising Standards Authority

By Matt Parker published

The YouTuber and businessman has confirmed he will be following the UK regulator’s advice for all future clips after it was revealed he is a part-owner of Victory Amps

Andertons and Pedal Pawn Lego effects pedal

These one-off Lego pedals meticulously recreate iconic designs including the Tube Screamer and Fuzz Face

By Matt Owen published

Pedal Pawn has partnered with Andertons for a collection of one-off stompboxes to be raffled off in support of Teenage Cancer Trust

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Fender partners with Andertons to channel '80s hair metal with a bright new Ferrari Yellow Player Strat HSS

By Sam Roche published

The new made-in-Mexico Strat harks back to the Big F's HM Strat, but retains most of the modern Player Stratocaster's features

Gretsch

Gretsch partners with Andertons and Chicago Music Exchange for a series of limited-edition finishes and Two Tone color combos

By Sam Roche published

Models include Electromatic Jets and Double Jets in Shell Pink and Daphne Blue, and a trio of hollow-bodied Broadkasters with Two Tone finishes

Fender Player Series Jazzmaster

Fender unveils limited-edition USA Pure Vintage ‘65 pickup-loaded Player Series Jazzmasters

By Matt Owen published

The Andertons and Chicago Music Exchange exclusives pair Player Series affordability with American Made tones, and arrive in a batch of sleek colorways including Olive Green, Ice Blue Metallic and Olympic White

Squier Andertons Chicago Music Exchange FSR

Squier partners with Andertons and Chicago Music Exchange for new line of Classic Vibe electric guitars

By Sam Roche published

The line comprises two Thinline Teles, two Jaguars, one Strat and a Shell Pink Bass VI

Guitar case

How peak demand and Covid-19 caused an electric guitar shortage

By Simon Chandler published

The guitar's surge in popularity over the pandemic is cause for celebration – but it has left manufacturers and retailers struggling to keep up with demand