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Eastman Romeo review
A smart semi-hollow drawing on Eastman's archtop heritage - it could well be love at first sight for the Romeo...
Gretsch G6120T-BSSMK Brian Setzer Nashville '59 'Smoke' and G6120T-HR Hot Rod review
The Stray Cat returns with a litter of killer Gretsch signature guitars. Just don’t expect 'em to bat like '50s throwbacks...
Guild Starfire II ST Dynasonic review
One of the oldest ‘classic’ pickup designs makes a return to the Guild range. But is everything quite what it seems?
Classic gear: Fender Telecaster Thinline
The story of how the first mass-produced solidbody electric guitar went semi-hollow…
Fret-King 'Black Label' Country Squire Semitone Special review
Possibly the most over-looked brand in the history of overlooked brands, Fret-King continues to offer affordable and intelligently designed guitars. This one’s rather special...
Are Guild's affordable Starfire I models the best-looking sub-$600 semi-hollows yet?
Classic single and double-cut designs boast new finishes, vibrato tailpiece options, coil-splitting and more
Review: Gretsch's G5220 Electromatic Jet BT Single-Cut and G2622T Streamliner Center Block offer terrific tone, playability and style at amazingly low prices
These Electromatic and Streamliner models are perfect for anyone who has ever wanted a Gretsch as well as players who may not have considered Gretsch before
GW live at NAMM 2020: See Harmony's retro new Juno and Proto #1 guitars, plus Teisco's awesome-looking overdrive
Thanks to Bandlab, iconic brands like Harmony and Teisco are back and better than ever. See what they have to offer
