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Dark Looks, Active Firepower, and a Floyd Rose That Means Business There's a certain kind of guitarist who doesn't want gloss and glamour — they wa...

A Dark Horse in See-Thru Blue Burst There's something genuinely striking about a deeply figured burl top showing through a translucent blue finish ...

A Shred Machine With a Killer Look The Schecter Omen Extreme-6 in Blood Burst is the kind of guitar that turns heads before you play a single note....

Spector's Multi-Scale Vision in a Finish You Won't Forget The Spector NS Dimension 4 takes the brand's iconic NS body shape and builds something ge...

A Multi-Scale Machine Built for the Modern Bassist There's a certain kind of bassist who gets tired of the "good enough" feeling — someone who want...

A Used Acoustic Ready for New Hands Sometimes a guitar finds its way to you by circumstance rather than plan — and that's not a bad thing. The Mont...

A Guitar Built for Players Who Think Differently Most electric guitars trace their DNA back to a handful of shapes and materials that haven't chang...

A Set-Neck Mahogany Double-Cut That Punches Well Above Its Price The Peavey HP Signature Series EXP is named after Hartley Peavey himself — and it ...

A Rare Slice of Godin's Golden Era If you've spent any time digging into Canadian guitar history, you know the Godin Artisan series occupies a very...

Art You Can Actually Play There are guitars that look interesting, and then there's the Luna Vista Deer — a guitar where the top is the artwork. Ea...

An Acoustic Guitar That Brings Its Own Room Picture this: you pick up a guitar, strum a chord, and the room fills with lush reverb — no amp, no ped...

An Amp-Free Reverb Room — Built Right Into the Guitar Picture this: you sit down at home, pick up your guitar, and the room suddenly sounds bigger....

An Acoustic Guitar That Brings Its Own Room You know that feeling when you're playing somewhere with great acoustics — a tiled hallway, a live room...

A Dreadnought That Brings the Room With It Ever wish you could practice with reverb and chorus without dragging out a pedalboard or powering up an ...

Built-In Reverb and Chorus — No Amp Required There's a moment every acoustic player knows: you're noodling at home, wishing you could dial in just ...

Small Body, Big Personality — The Dirty 30's Is Back There's something about a parlor guitar that just puts you in the mood to play. It's compact e...

A Full-Size Dreadnought That Doesn't Ask You to Compromise There's something satisfying about picking up a guitar that just works — no fussing over...

Big Sound in a Smaller Package Not every great guitar has to be full-sized. The Ibanez PF2BE is a 3/4-scale mini dreadnought that's genuinely easy ...

A Cutaway Dreadnought Ready to Plug In and Play Not everyone wants to stay acoustic forever — and the Ibanez PF15ECE-NT is built for the player who...

A Blacked-Out Grand Concert That Means Business There's something quietly cool about a guitar that doesn't try too hard. The Ibanez PC54E skips the...

A No-Fuss Grand Concert That Just Wants to Be Played Sometimes you just want a guitar that gets out of its own way — comfortable to hold, easy to p...

A Little Guitar with a Lot of History There's something about a parlor-size guitar that just pulls you in. Maybe it's the way it fits — more like a...

The Workhorse Gets a Vintage Makeover If you've ever played a J-45, you already know why Gibson calls it the "Workhorse." First introduced in 1942,...

The Workhorse, Done Right There's a reason Gibson's J-45 has been called "The Workhorse" since the early 1950s — it's the guitar that actually gets...