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A One-of-a-Kind Guitar from a One-Man Shop Serial number 54. That number tells you almost everything you need to know about this guitar — this is o...

A Les Paul Custom Built for Players Who Actually Go All the Way Up the Neck Most Les Paul Customs are statement guitars — the black-beauty look, th...

Your First Strat — Or Your Next One The Stratocaster defined what an electric guitar could be back in 1954, and it's still doing that job seven de...

Your Ticket to Classic '60s Telecaster Twang If you've ever wondered what it sounded like when Bob Dylan went electric or when George Harrison laid...

Classic '50s Stratocaster Tone Meets Modern Reliability Sometimes you want a Strat that just feels right from the first chord. The Vintera II '50s...

A Fresh Twist on a Timeless Classic You know the Stratocaster—it's been around since 1954 for good reason. But this Player II takes everything you ...

Fender's Most Advanced Strat Yet Picture this: you're tracking leads in the studio, and the fluorescent lights are buzzing like crazy — but your gu...

The Telecaster, Refined for the Modern Player You know that classic Tele sound—the snap, the twang, the clarity that's been on countless records si...

Classic Les Paul Tone for Left-Handed Players Finding a genuine Gibson Les Paul built for left-handed players isn't always easy — but when you do,...

A Modern Les Paul That Doesn't Lose the Soul If you've ever loved the voice of a Les Paul but wished it played a little easier and weighed a little...

Yamaha's Stage-Ready Thinline Designed for Electric Players If you've ever wanted to take an acoustic on stage without wrestling with feedback, a ...