Latest articles by Dave Burrluck
While most of us would happily give houseroom to a classic Fender electric or amp, a Fender acoustic is a less obvious choice, especially in the lower market area where we are swamped with choice.
While most of us would happily give houseroom to a classic Fender electric or amp, a Fender acoustic is a less obvious choice, especially in the lower market area where we are swamped with choice.
Think Yamaha and you'll most likely think Pacifica – it's been some time since Yamaha has unleashed a really new electric guitar, but the Revstar series is most definitely that.
It's been a bumper year for PRS, which is fitting as it's the firm's 30th Anniversary.
Turn the clock back to the early 90s and Paul Reed Smith – who had started his production factory in 1985 – frankly, was looking for clues.
Martin might have the reputation as the heritage acoustic guitar company, but on so many levels, it remains remarkably advanced.
PRS is marking its 30th birthday with a bewildering number of new models.
Córdoba's masterplan is to make the traditional classical and flamenco guitar available to all guitarists, not least with the modern 'crossover' guitar on review here, the Iberia GK Studio.
It might be called a VoiceSolo but it's the "all-in-one personal PA, vocal monitor, instrument amplifier and vocal reverb unit" bit that should interest performing acoustic guitar players.
A smart and accurate headstock tuner with polyphonic capabilities and great versatility
Slightly smaller but perfectly formed, Martin's Dreadnought Junior has 'electro-acoustic of the year' written all over it. Can it really be that good?
Yamaha's Silent electro 'acoustic' guitars - both the steel- and nylon-string models - have been featured in our pages before. And not just as practice instruments, either
What's the point of a Silent Guitar? Practice, that's what... and you need one
The concept behind the Fusion series is simple enough: to create a nylon-string guitar that feels like a steel-string
You don't need to be a guitar enthusiast to see the current and still-building popularity in small guitars
Alex Lifeson has been a PRS electric player for many years, though he's never been a signature artist until now, with this affordable version of his £8,600 Private Stock model
