NAMM 2022

The seven-string machine – first introduced at this year's NAMM show and now available to order – comes in two sleek-as-hell finishes, with EBMM's patent-pending Heat Treated pickup technology and a multi-scale design

With its sleek, futuristic "barrel" design, the Rising-G Pro was built to be a travel-friendly alternative to more finicky and delicate wood-based acoustics

The acoustic-electric six-string is perfect for quiet practice, and small enough to be taken just about anywhere

The acoustic-electric model sports new inlays, fresh proprietary Pasadena pickups, a Fishman Powerbridge and a versatile switching system to maximize the plethora of tones on offer

The late Pink Floyd co-founder’s Selmer Treble N' Bass 50 amp – as well as an additional Vox AC30 and Hiwatt DR103 – has been crammed into the compact stompbox

Based around a 6L6 power tube, the CV10 features a 12" Celestion Seventy-80 speaker and built-in 'drive circuit

Nazgûl and Sentient humbuckers line up alongside the new bridge and a freshly designed headstock logo

For those that “want a worn/distressed look without actually beating, filing or sanding the shit out of your guitar”

Session guitarist Rob Math puts the tiny desktop amp through its paces

With a 12AX7 tube at its core, the all-analog ReVolt offers up sims of three classic Fender, Marshall and Soldano amps

Learn why Blackstar wants guitarists to think of the impressively-spec'd new model as a Formula 1 car of sorts

See the impressively spec'd six-string get put through its paces with a series of fretboard workouts

The headline news, hottest trends, and most curious oddities from this year's gear extravaganza

“Younger audiences, their main sources are TikTok and YouTube. And we either participate in that, or we don't at our own peril,” the Martin boss tells GW's Paul Riario

A wealth of double-cuts, single-cuts and semi-hollows, which take inspiration from a number of iconic body shapes, have been introduced

The line's four models – the Bowery, Tammany, Lexington and Gramercy – all sport spruce/mahogany builds and Fishman Sonitone electronics

The redesigned guitar features an all-new folding mechanism and updated aesthetics, and clocks in at over $1,000 cheaper than the original Ascender Custom

The meticulously styled offset arrives in three distinct variations, offering ornate aesthetics, two different pickup combinations, the brand’s first six-in-a-line headstock and flexible hardware options

The new-and-improved model swaps out Godin pickups for a pair of Lace Sensor Hot Gold single-coils and a Seymour Duncan bridge humbucker

It sports an HSS pickup configuration, with his custom Suhr Thornbucker II in the bridge position complemented by a pair of V63 single coils