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That StingRay Sound, Now With a Low B If you've ever watched a bassist lock into a deep groove and wondered what bass they were playing, there's a ...

A StingRay Unlike Any Other — Built for Heavy Music There are signature guitars, and then there are signature guitars that actually reflect how the...

The Majesty in Siberian Sapphire — John Petrucci's Vision, Now Yours If you've ever watched Dream Theater and wondered what it would take to get yo...

A Telecaster-Inspired Baritone Built for Players Who Go Low If you spend any time in drop tunings — B standard, C# standard, or anything in that te...

The Signature Shred Machine, Ready for the Stage If you've ever watched Synyster Gates of Avenged Sevenfold work through a solo and thought "what o...

An Explorer-Inspired Bruiser Built for High Gain If you grew up on Black Label Society or spent any time watching Zakk Wylde bulldoze through a rif...

Schecter's Damien-6 Has Arrived — And It's Ready for the Dark Side There's a reason the Schecter Damien series keeps showing up in metal circles: i...

A T-Style with a Bigsby and Some Road Stories There's something about a Telecaster-style guitar with a Bigsby that just makes you want to play it —...

A Vintage-Inspired Strat with Real Mojo to Spare There's something about a 3-Color Sunburst Strat that just feels right — and this used Squier Clas...

A Classic Strat That's Been Played and Loved There's something about a black Stratocaster with a maple neck that just looks right. This 1998 Fender...

LP Soul With a Brazilian Accent There's something immediately familiar about the Tagima Mirach FL — that classic single-cutaway silhouette, the war...

A Signature Shred Machine — Now Available Used The Jackson Pro Series Signature Chris Broderick Soloist 6 is a guitar built around one very specifi...

A Classic Strat Shape in a Color That Turns Heads There's something about a Stratocaster in Capri Orange that just demands attention. This 2004 Squ...

A Classic Strat With a Little Extra Punch There's a reason the Stratocaster has been the go-to guitar for so many players for so many decades. That...

A Piece of 1990s Korean Craftsmanship Worth Playing You might walk right past a used Samick on the wall and not give it a second look — and that wo...

A Bold Super-Strat with Van Halen DNA — Ready to Play The EVH 5150 Series Standard in Slime Green is hard to ignore on a guitar rack — and equally ...

Where Street Art Meets the Telecaster There aren't many guitars that make people stop and stare before you've even played a note. The Squier Obey G...

A Piece of Fender History in Your Hands Some guitars are just instruments. Others are time capsules. This 1966 Fender Duo-Sonic II in Dakota Red is...

A German-Made Offset With Serious Tonal Range Duesenberg doesn't do ordinary. The Paloma is their take on the classic offset solid-body — a guitar ...

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...

A Workhorse BB in Black — Ready for Your Hands The Yamaha BB series has been quietly earning respect since the late 1970s, and the BB415 is a prime...

A Classic Strat Shape With a Little Extra Muscle The Squier Standard Fat Stratocaster takes one of the most iconic guitar shapes ever made and adds...

A Spector NS2000 — Real Bass DNA at an Attainable Price The Spector NS2000 is one of those basses that punches well above its price tag. Built on S...

Nuno's Entry Point — With the DNA to Back It Up If you've ever watched Nuno Bettencourt play and thought, "I want a piece of that," the N1 is exact...