Electric Guitar

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...

Old-World Elegance, Modern Semi-Hollow Versatility There's something about a well-made semi-hollowbody that just feels right the moment you strap i...

D'Angelico's Offset Gem — Now Available  D'Angelico has a long history of building instruments that turn heads and hold their own in any playing si...

A Piece of Rock History Reimagined There are vintage-inspired guitars, and then there are guitars that capture the spirit of an era. This Epiphone ...

A Classic Shape With Some Real Versatility Under the Hood If you've ever wanted a Les Paul that can do more than just roar through a cranked amp, t...

A Telecaster That Gets Out of the Way and Lets You Play Some guitars demand your attention. The Fender Standard Telecaster isn't one of them — and ...

A Classic Les Paul with Extra Tricks Up Its Sleeve There's a reason the Les Paul Studio has been a go-to for working guitarists for decades — it gi...

The "Tuxedo" Les Paul, Ready to Work There's a reason the Les Paul Custom has been called the "tuxedo" Les Paul since Les Paul himself requested it...

A Bound, '60s-Inspired Tele with Real Playability There's something immediately recognizable about a bound Telecaster — those cream binding lines f...

A Strat-Style Rocker with Heart — Literally The Daisy Rock Rebel Rockit Heart is one of those guitars that makes you smile the moment you pick it u...

A Spellbinding Shredder — Ready to Play Again If you've been eyeing a Schecter Omen Elite-6 FR but wanted to save some cash, this used example in S...

A Blackout Les Paul That Means Business There's something about an all-black Les Paul that just cuts right to the chase. No fancy burst, no figured...

A Hardtail Strat With Genuine '50s Character Some players just don't want a tremolo arm in the way — they want solid tuning, maximum resonance, and...

A Serious Shredder From Montreal The Godin Redline 2 is not a guitar that tries to blend in. It's a purpose-built, metal-and-hard-rock machine from...

A Hard-Rock-Ready Superstrat at a Used Price The ESP LTD MH-100QM NT is one of those guitars that looks like it costs more than it does — a carved,...

A Rare '59 Burst — With One of the Most Striking Tops in the Game There's a reason the 1959 Les Paul Standard is shorthand for "the greatest electr...

One of Two. Made for Us. Built in Nashville. Every so often something comes through the door that stops you in your tracks. This is one of those gu...

The Guitar That Thinks It's an Acoustic — and Plays Like One Too There's a specific kind of guitar player problem: you love the sound of an acousti...

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 serious players whisper about. Built in Älvdalen, Sweden from 197...

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...

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...