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“At this price point, there is no room for anything other than excellence, and despite a few niggles, that is what this guitar delivers”: Gibson ES-335 ‘50s review
Harking back to the golden age of guitar innovation, Gibson promises to deliver stellar vintage tones with this authentically spec’d 335
Fender Japan’s new Stratocaster collection is inspired by Kyoto, katanas and matcha
The Made in Japan Limited Japan-Inspired Collection Stratocaster celebrates Japanese culture with five fresh aesthetics
Meet the Reverend Kingbolt Air 390 – for those wanting to push the boundaries of their music
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Premium specs, top tier playability and seven pickup combinations define this semi-hollow stunner
“I’ve tested my fair share of import guitars – this Hawk flies above the rest”: Washburn Hawk review
There’s plenty to love about this refreshed reissue of Washburn's original Hawk guitar
Best parlor guitars 2026: sofa-friendly acoustics for every budget
The grandfather of acoustic guitars – our top parlor guitar picks from Gibson, Martin, Yamaha, and more
The future of the S-style market? LsL Instruments shares first model since Fender cease-and-desist
The family-owned guitar maker was the first to publicly confirm it had been targeted by Fender’s legal action – and it’s taking steps to offset the impact
Why do PRS Guitars have a 25-inch scale length? Paul Reed Smith explains
The iconic guitar builder sought to differentiate himself from the likes of Fender and Gibson… and overhauled the specs of his early designs to do so
Up close with the Les Paul Custom that both Paul Kossoff and Eric Clapton owned
Dubbed the ‘Fretless Wonder’, the Les Paul Custom waltzed onto the scene in 1954. This particular mid-’50s model found its way into the hands of two guitar heroes
