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Fender Japan gives the Cabronita Telecaster a radical mini-humbucker revamp with new high-end pickups
By Matt Owen published
The Big F has given the quirky Tele a tonal overhaul by swapping the hi-fo Fidelitrons for DiMarzio pickups
George Benson is selling his studio-and-tour-used rare and vintage guitars
By Janelle Borg published
The jazz icon's Reverb collection includes his Gibson Johnny Smith, which he played on the 1976 triple-platinum album Breezin'
Gretsch and Jack Antonoff combine the Jazzmaster with an oddball vintage Gretsch to create his “dream” signature guitar
By Matt Owen published
He's produced for the likes of Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, and fronts the influential indie rock outfit Bleachers. Now, Antonoff has been honored with his first signature guitar
“One of the most user-friendly instruments of its kind”: Chapman Law Maker Baritone review
By Amit Sharma published
A Tele-inspired baritone bruiser that can handle all your lower range needs – and plays like a regular guitar
Joe Bonamassa's 1958 “Amos” Flying V was owned by Norm Harris and featured in Spinal Tap – now it's been recreated by Gibson's Murphy Lab
By Jackson Maxwell published
A year and a half in the making, the Collector's Edition “Amos” is limited to just 50 examples, and replicates in molecular detail all of the storied original guitar's quirks
Bruce Kulick is launching a custom ’80s-style guitar line that pays homage to his Kiss days
By Andrew Daly published
With the help of AXN and local artisans, the former Kiss and Grand Funk Railroad guitarist is developing a range of instruments that hark back to his Superstrat adventures
“A very playable, quality guitar for bridge-heavy rock”: ESP LTD EC-201FT review
By Stuart Williams published
The single-pickup resurgence continues as we ask: is one really all you need?
Solar continues its relic awakening with “extremely worn and torn” Relik Series
By Phil Weller published
The brand's flagship Relik model features some premium appointments and a finish that looks like it's been put through the meat grinder
Joe Bonamassa reveals how a cheap knockoff Les Paul kickstarted his partnership with Epiphone
By Phil Weller published
Bonamassa has been working with Epiphone for over a decade – and it all started after he saw a budget LP in a UK music store
“Built to a standard that few can come close to”: Patrick James Eggle 96 Rob Harris Signature review
By Dave Burrluck published
When the guitarist for acid jazz/funk band Jamiroquai gets together with top luthier Patrick James Eggle, is it Virtual Insanity or will the results Blow Your Mind?
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