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Fender Style Meets Acoustic-Electric Versatility There's something distinctly Fender about picking up the California Standard Redondo CE — the tilt...

The Fender Spirit, Unplugged and Ready to Plug In There's something unmistakably Fender about the California Standard Redondo CE the moment you pic...

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...

California Cool Meets Solid-Top Value Some guitars play it safe — neutral finish, traditional shape, easy to overlook in a lineup. The Fender Newpo...

California Cool in a Parlor-Sized Package There's something about a short-scale acoustic-electric that just invites you to pick it up and play. The...

Fender's California Cool, in a Color You Won't Forget There's something about a guitar that makes you want to pick it up before you even plug it in...

A Guitar That Looks as Good as It Sounds Most acoustic guitars stick to natural tones and earth tones. The Fender Redondo Player says: why not Cand...

Twelve Strings, One Very Good Reason to Plug In There's something about a 12-string that makes even a simple open chord feel bigger than the room i...

A Concert-Size Companion Built for Every Beginning If you've ever wanted a guitar that sits comfortably in your lap, responds beautifully to a gent...

A Classic Dean Shape, Ready to Play Again The Dean Z is one of those guitar shapes that just looks like it means business before you even plug it i...

All-Walnut, Cutaway, and a Pickup Worth Bragging About Most acoustic guitars in this price range lean on spruce tops and mahogany backs — reliable,...

A Strat That Feels Like It Was Made for You There's something about picking up an American-made Stratocaster in 3-Color Sunburst with a maple neck ...

Five Strings, One Stunning Bass — Even at B-Stock Pricing Sometimes the best deal in the room has a small asterisk next to it. The Yamaha TRBX605FM...

A Japanese-Made Revstar That Does Things Differently Most guitars ask you to pick a side — humbuckers or single-coils, vintage or modern, rock or j...

A Five-String Workhorse with Serious Tonal Range If you've been hunting for a five-string bass that genuinely covers every gig — from the recording...

All-Solid Mahogany Stage Guitar, Right Out of the Box Some guitars feel like they need a few years of gigging before they really open up. Yamaha bu...

A Pacifica That Takes It Up a Notch The Yamaha Pacifica has been a working guitarist's go-to since 1990 — beloved for its playability, reliability,...

A Workhorse Pacifica in a Fresh Coat of Mist Green The Yamaha Pacifica story started in 1990, born out of a collaboration with Yamaha's Los Angeles...

A Gigging Workhorse With a Solid-Top Voice There's a certain kind of acoustic-electric that just makes sense for working musicians — one that sound...

A Serious Bass That Looks the Part There's a certain kind of bass that just makes you want to plug in and play — and the Yamaha TRBX604FM in Dark R...

A Workhorse in Purple — The Yamaha PAC611HFM Pacifica There's a reason the Yamaha Pacifica series has been a go-to for players since 1990. Born fro...

Five Strings, Killer Wood Combo, and a Finish That Turns Heads Jumping from four strings to five can feel like a big leap — but the Yamaha TRBX605F...

A Stage-Ready Workhorse with Vintage Good Looks There's something satisfying about a guitar that looks the part before you even plug it in. The Yam...