Electric Guitar

A Vintage Gretsch Waiting for Its Next Chapter Some guitars are collector pieces. Some are player pieces. And then there are guitars like this 1960...

One of the Last Les Pauls Made in Kalamazoo There's a certain weight — literally and figuratively — to picking up a guitar that was born at the end...

One of Gibson's Most Ornate Les Pauls — And It's the Real Deal There are vintage guitars, and then there are vintage statement pieces. The 1979 Gib...

One of Gibson's Most Important Guitars Few electric guitars have had the impact of the Gibson ES-335. Introduced in 1958, the ES-335 bridged the ga...

Gibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latte...

A Real Burst — Without the Six-Figure Price Tag If you've spent any time in guitar circles, you know the 1959 Les Paul Standard is widely considere...

A Modern Custom Shop Les Paul Unlike Any Other The Les Paul has spent more than seventy years defining what players expect from a premium electric ...

Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Axcess Custom – AAA Figured Maple – Charcoal Widow Burst Gloss (Dealer Select – 1 of Only 2 Made) 7lbs 13.1oz This Gibs...

The Strat That Does It AllIf you're looking for that classic Stratocaster feel with a little extra muscle, the Fender Standard Stratocaster HSS hit...

Classic Strat Feel with Modern Versatility The Stratocaster has been the working musician's go-to since 1954, and the Standard Stratocaster HSS del...

Your First Strat — Or Your Next One The Stratocaster defined what an electric guitar could be back in 1954, and it's still doing that job seven de...

Classic Stratocaster Feel, Accessible Price The Fender Stratocaster changed everything when it launched in 1954, and that double-cutaway shape stil...

Your First Real Stratocaster There's something about plugging into a guitar that says "Fender" on the headstock. It's the sound you've heard on cou...

Your First Real Fender You want a Stratocaster. Not something that looks like one, not a budget alternative—the real thing with Fender on the heads...

Classic Telecaster, No Compromises You know the shape. You've heard the sound on countless records. The Fender Standard Telecaster delivers everyt...

Your First Real Tele — Or Your Next One There's a reason you see Telecasters on nearly every stage, in every genre, from dive bars to stadiums. The...

The Classic Tele, Accessible and Ready to Go If you've been eyeing a Telecaster but aren't ready to drop serious cash, the Fender Standard Telecast...

Classic Telecaster Design in a Fresh Finish Since 1951, the Telecaster has been the guitar that refuses to go out of style. This Standard Telecaste...

Seven Decades of Stratocaster History in Your Hands The Stratocaster turned 70 in 2024, and Fender marked the occasion with something special—a lim...

Late-'50s Strat Tone in a Finish That Stands Out The Fender Vintera III Late '50s Stratocaster in Aztec Gold brings you straight back to the golde...

A '70s Icon, Reimagined for Today The Mustang has always been something of a rebel. First introduced as a student guitar, it quickly became a favor...

Your Ticket to Classic '60s Telecaster Twang If you've ever wondered what it sounded like when Bob Dylan went electric or when George Harrison laid...

Classic '60s Tone With Modern Reliability You know that sound—the chime and snap of a Stratocaster from the '60s, the one you've heard on a thousa...

Classic '50s Stratocaster Tone Meets Modern Reliability Sometimes you want a Strat that just feels right from the first chord. The Vintera II '50s...