Latest articles by Ed Mitchell
Meet the modified classic that answers the question: can one guitar fit all?
We inspect the latest addition to Schecter's US Air Force-inspired, the Ultra B-17 Bombshell
The guitar with a Rolling Stones vibe that costs less than a ticket to one of their shows...
...including a few who really should've made the 25 greatest of all time list
No Duncan Designed licensing here, the EC-401VF packs genuine Seymour Duncan SH-4 JB and SH-1 '59 humbuckers into a mahogany body. But can it avoid becoming another Les Paul clone?
A new model from the kings of metal axeology that flies the flag for old-school tone
Acclaimed pickup-makers Bare Knuckles set out to capture active tones without the battery fiddling.
Don't be fooled by the name: the Bassman is revered by guitarists, too
The Finnish stompbox brand turns its attention to building the perfect vintage-style amp
Choosing a 'board and securing, powering and patching your stomps
If shredding is your business, and business is good, this Chris Broderick signature could be for you
Fret-King heads into battle against another Fender classic
Fret-King dares suggest tone, playability and fit and finish are more important than a headstock squiggle
A '60s cutie is dressed up with a bit of lipstick for surf and retro aficionados
Trev Wilkinson's new tone machine combines pro players' experience with innovative construction methods
Don't like Nirvana? Never mind, you can still enjoy this pimped classic
Schecter goes to greater lengths for tighter low B performance
Holy extra string tuned to a low B… Batman! This dark knight gets ready for battle
Chubby chasers rejoice! A fat-necked '60s classic is back in business
If you want to play around with baritone tuning, you don't necessarily need a baritone guitar to do it - well not any more anyway…
Gretsch takes care of the bottom end, in both senses of the term, with this rebooted affordable bass...
