Guitar

The Iceman Returns — This Time on Four Strings There's a reason the Iceman shape has never really gone away. That bold, asymmetric silhouette turns...

The AZ Goes Dark — Iron Label Style Sometimes you want a guitar that means business the moment you pick it up. The Ibanez AZ41B1BKF is exactly that...

A Signature Built for the Way Tim Henson Actually Plays If you've watched Tim Henson perform with Polyphia, you've probably wondered how he gets th...

The JEM in Blue — Steve Vai's Wildly Distinctive Signature, Ready to Play There are signature guitars, and then there's the Ibanez JEM. When Steve ...

A Lot of Bass in a Sleek, Fast Package The Ibanez SR has been the go-to modern bass for players who want something lighter and faster than the old-...

Seven Strings, 26.5 Inches, Zero Compromises If your riffs live in the lower registers and you need a guitar that can keep up with your heaviest id...

The RGA Shape, the Wizard Neck, and an Ash Top That Earns Its Look The Ibanez RGA42AH is the kind of guitar that doesn't need to explain itself. Th...

A Modern J-Bass Rethought from the Ground Up There's a reason the classic J-bass silhouette has stuck around for decades — it just works. The Ibane...

A Fanned-Fret 5-String That Means Business There's a certain kind of bass player who needs more — more range, more tonal control, more thoughtful e...

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...

Classical Tone With a Stage-Ready Edge There's something about a nylon-string acoustic-electric that just invites you to sit down and play — whethe...

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...

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 ...