NAMM 2023

Finishing techniques never before used on Ibanez models, revived retro classics, new-look iterations of famed favorites and celebratory models headline the standard and limited-edition collection

Built using cutting-edge acoustic measurement and 3D structural measurement processes, the two flagship FG9 series six-strings cater to those who are “pursuing the highest level of expression”

The foldable six-string specialists unveil the Seymour Duncan-equipped single-cut

The Galaxy ‘74 Tape Echo and Reverb, Max Preamp & Dual Compressor and Del-Verb Ambience Companion promise to take the already high-end range to new heights

The 11-strong drop introduces new finishes, upgrades and an all-new Cutlass boldly dubbed “the perfect all-in-one workhorse for any modern player”

Taking cues from ’50s automobiles and Las Vegas casinos, these affordable models stand apart from any other electric guitars you’re likely to see this year

The reprised UK brand started with new versions of old guitars – now it’s pushing the envelope with a four-humbucker electric guitar and a Saffire bass design

With a JEM-flavored body handle and ultra-ergonomic body, the Esphera is the brand's biggest development since its inception, and arrives in seven different string configurations

Based on the JHS Pedals mastermind’s vintage EHX effects pedal that never existed, the new octave fuzz is available in big-box and Nano formats

From phase reversal and coil splitting to series and parallel configurations, this potential game-changer lets players design, store and recall numerous pickup configurations using a smartphone