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Seven Strings, Zero Compromise If you've been looking for a 7-string that doesn't ask you to slow down, the Ibanez RGA742EX is worth a serious look...

Three Pickups, One Classic Shape — and a Whole Lot of Tonal Ground to Cover If you've ever looked at a Les Paul and thought, "What if there were ju...

A Workhorse Bass with Serious Pickup Credibility There's a lot of competition in the mid-range bass market, but the Ibanez SR600E makes a compellin...

A Dobro Legend's Blueprint, Built for the Rest of Us Phil Leadbetter is one of the most decorated resonator players alive — a Grammy-nominated, mul...

Everything You Need to Get Started — Including a Guitar Worth Playing There's a real difference between a guitar you pick up once and a guitar you ...

A Compact Grand Concert That Doesn't Ask Much — and Gives Plenty Back Not every guitar needs to be a statement piece. Sometimes you just want somet...

A Dreadnought With Some Old Soul There's something about a slope-shoulder dreadnought that just feels right — a little more relaxed in the upper bo...

All-Australian Blackwood, From the Top Down Some guitars borrow a nice wood for the top and call it a day. The Cole Clark AN2EC-BLBL-SUN goes all i...

A Fender on Stage — Without the Sticker Shock Some guitars sit in the corner looking pretty. The Fender FA-125CE is built to go somewhere. With its...

A Real Fender Feel Without the Real Fender Price Tag There's something about picking up a dreadnought acoustic for the first time and strumming a b...

A Late-'90s Hidden Gem That Still Delivers Not every great guitar has a famous name on the headstock. The DeArmond M-65C came out of Fender's brief...

Big Sound, Small Package — with a Sunburst to Turn Heads The Taylor GS Mini has earned its reputation as one of the most popular acoustic guitars i...

Old-School Soul, Modern Precision Some guitars just feel like they've been played for decades the first time you pick them up. The Taylor Gold Labe...

The Guitar That Put Three Pickups on the Map In 1955, Gibson took their already-remarkable ES-5 and made it genuinely practical. The result was the...

Gibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latte...

A Real Burst — Without the Six-Figure Price Tag If you've spent any time in guitar circles, you know the 1959 Les Paul Standard is widely considere...

An Acoustic That Brings the Room With It You know that feeling of playing guitar in a great-sounding room — the way the reverb hangs in the air and...

A Martin That Plays Like an Electric, Sounds Like a Martin If you've ever wished you could get all the way up the neck on an acoustic without wres...

Your Ticket to Classic Martin Tone With Modern Road-Ready Chops You know that feeling when you pick up an acoustic that just fits? The Martin OMC-...

The Acoustic That Gets New Players Hooked The Alvarez RF26CESB is what happens when a guitar company with nearly 60 years of experience decides to...

Entry-Level Dreadnought Tone That Doesn't Sound Entry-Level If you're shopping for your first acoustic-electric or upgrading from something that's...

A Dealer-Exclusive Mahogany Beauty Built for Tone and Value The Alvarez AG66CESHB Deluxe is one of those guitars that makes you wonder how they ma...