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Fender Foto Flame Telecaster (1990s)Celebrating Japan's Masterful Artistry and Build Quality In the 1990s, Fender Japan introduced the Foto Flame...

Celebrating the Dawn of the Nylon-String Solidbody In 1982, Gibson collaborated with legendary fingerstyle guitarist Chet Atkins to introduce t...

A Piece of Fender History, Ready to Play The 1974 Fender Telecaster Custom sits at one of the more interesting crossroads in Fender's history — a c...

A One-of-a-Kind David Thomas McNaught, Built for the Discerning Player Some guitars are more than instruments — they are true works of craftsmansh...

A Piece of Swedish Guitar History The Hagstrom Swede is one of those guitars that deserves a lot more recognition than it typically gets. Built in ...

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 to Stand Apart — 7A Quilt “Green Widow” M2M There’s a certain kind of guitarist who looks at a standard Les Paul Custom and...

A Piece of Rock History, Ready to Play Again Some guitars are just guitars. And then there's the 1964 Gretsch 6122 Country Gentleman — the guitar t...

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...

One-of-a-Kind Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Custom 7A Quilt Purple Widow Some guitars immediately stand apart from everything else on the wall. This...

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...

One Guitar. One Build. One Chance. Every now and then a guitar walks through the door that stops you mid-sentence. This is one of those. Built by G...

Your Whole Rig, On Your Head You know the situation. It's 10pm, everyone else is asleep, and you've got that riff stuck in your head that you need ...

Big Tone, Steve Vai's Touch — Fits in a Backpack Imagine having a fully featured modeling rig that weighs 3.3 pounds, runs on a rechargeable batter...

A Full Guitar Rig That Fits on Your Desk — or in Your Backpack There are practice amps, and then there's the Positive Grid Spark Mini. At just 3.3 ...

Big Sound, Tiny Package — and a Battery to Boot You know those moments when you just want to grab your guitar, sit on the couch, or head to the bac...

One Amp. Full Band. There's always been that moment at rehearsal — the bassist needs more stage volume, the vocalist is fighting the mix, and your ...

Big Tone, Tiny Footprint You know that moment when you just want to grab your guitar and play — on the couch, at a friend's place, in a hotel room ...

Big Sound, Tiny Package — Positive Grid Spark GO Your guitar doesn't take a day off, so why should your amp? The Positive Grid Spark GO is the kind...

One Amp. Every Instrument. Anywhere You Play. Picture this: you've got a corner spot at the farmers market, your guitar, a mic, and absolutely no i...

Your Spark Amps Just Got Stage-Ready If you've been building tones on a Spark 40, Spark MINI, or Spark GO and wondering how to bring them to a rehe...

A Smart Practice Amp That's Hard to Put Down There's a good chance you've heard about the original Positive Grid Spark — it became one of the best-...

Your Practice Space Just Got a Whole Lot More Interesting You know that feeling when you sit down to practice and an hour disappears? The Positive ...