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G&L launches the long-awaited Rampage 24 – which gives Jerry Cantrell’s workhorse grunge machine a 21st century overhaul
The new Rampage era gets underway with a model that introduces new hardware and ergonomics to the template. Is it enough to appease hardened Rampage fans?
The G&L Rampage – the guitar beloved by Jerry Cantrell – is officially making a return
The rebooted Rampage 24, due later this year, will revive one of grunge's most influential instruments
Leo Fender didn’t think tonewoods made much difference to solidbody guitar tone
The electric guitar pioneer used pine, alder, ash, poplar, mahogany and more, but apparently deemed the tonal differences negligible
Jerry Cantrell’s original G&L Rampage wasn’t stolen after all – it had just been misplaced
The 'Blue Dress' G&L, which has been used by the Alice in Chains icon on almost everything he's ever recorded, is one of the most important guitars in grunge
“His designs are some of the most identifiable in history, the tones some of the most iconic”: Leo Fender called G&L Guitars the best instruments he ever made – this is the story of the company that became his swan song
After he sold his namesake firm and exited his collaboration with Music Man, Leo Fender founded a bold new company that would play host to his final electric guitar innovations
Leo Fender’s lost guitar design, the G&L Espada, has been reborn with one significant tonal twist
Two new souped-up six-strings retain the core DNA of Leo Fender's original blueprint from 1969, but make one notable deviation
G&L launches highly limited ASAT Classic Thinline model
The limited-edition six-string boasts Magnetic Field Design pickups and comes in two colorways each limited to 50 units worldwide
G&L introduces fretless version of its Kiloton bass guitar
The sleek four-string has the DNA of a regular Kiloton, though features a bare lined rosewood fingerboard and a Leo Fender-designed G&L MFD Magnetic Field Design humbucker
