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Articles by: Ed Mitchell

Carvin's V3M Micro Amp fairly bristles with functionality.

Carvin V3M Micro Amp review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £694
Here's one we made earlier.

How to build a guitar pedalboard

By Ed Mitchell published

Essential info and buying advice

The EBow, as favoured by Oasis, Big Country, RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins...

IN PRAISE OF: The EBow

By Total Guitar, Ed Mitchell published

Say 'cello' to the energy bow

Mayones allows you to choose chrome or black hardware; matt or gloss finish on your Setius GTM6.

Mayones Setius GTM6 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1279
You'll have to be strong to heft the mahogany/maple body of the Jackson Chris Broderick Soloist 6.

Jackson Chris Broderick Soloist 6 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £2422
  • $3599.99
The original POD

IN PRAISE OF: Line 6 POD

By Total Guitar, Ed Mitchell published

Making modelling citizens of us all

The Fret-King Corona SP sports Wilkinson's own WV6SB vibrato.

Fret-King Black Label Corona SP review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £599
The humbuckers on the Fret-King Eclat Standard are Trevor Wilkinson's own WVC models.

Fret-King Black Label Eclat Standard review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £649
The Fret-King Country Squire Semitone's bridge has three compensated brass saddles.

Fret-King Black Label Country Squire Semitone review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £629
The sleek body, Motor City-influenced paint job and old-school vibrato unit of Squier's Vintage Modified Surf Strat are a '60s teen dream.

Squier Vintage Modified Surf Strat review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £334
  • $499.99
Fret-King's Black Label Elise comes loaded with a pair of great-sounding, nickel-plated Wilkinson WVC 'buckers wired to a master volume, master tone and three-way toggle switch.

Fret-King Black Label Elise review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £749
As favoured by Nikki Sixx, Richie Sambora and Yngwie Malmsteen

IN PRAISE OF: Ovation bowl-backs

By Total Guitar, Ed Mitchell published

Never mind the parabolics…

The latest edition of the 5150 III head

IN PRAISE OF: EVH 5150 III Head

By Total Guitar, Ed Mitchell published

One of Eddie's greatest creations

Unfortunately, the classic Fender Mustang tuning instability has survived the modification of the over-engineered vibrato.

Fender Kurt Cobain Mustang review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1006
The JTV69 is the Korean variant of the USA Variax we reviewed in 2010.

Line 6 James Tyler Variax JTV69 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1049
  • €1249
  • $1999.99
The JTV89 looks metal, but it doesn't have to sound it…

Line 6 James Tyler Variax JTV89 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £949
  • $1899.99
The JTV59 features a Tyler-designed hardtail wraparound bridge.

Line 6 James Tyler Variax JTV59 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1099
  • $2099.99
You know you are important when your name is embroidered on your leather jacket

Interview: Gibson Guitar Chairman and CEO Henry Juszkiewicz

By Ed Mitchell published

The Hellraiser C-7's tonal range defies you to pigeonhole it.

Schecter Hellraiser C-7 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £799
  • $1199
The seven-string MH-417 is surprisingly easy to get to grips with.

LTD MH-417 review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £829
  • $999
It might be in its fifties but the classic twin-devil-horned SG is still a fabulous-looking guitar.

Gibson SG Standard Limited review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £999
  • $1899
The Horus-HGS's walnut body boosts the presence of its downtuned strings.

Caparison Horus-HGS review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £2239
Beneath that brilliant white finish lurks a solid cedar top and solid mahogany back and sides.

Takamine EF300SE-BW review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1103
As with its US-made cousins, tonal versatility is at the heart of the Rasmus GG.

Rasmus Guthrie Govan review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £1299
The Junior Jet's basswood slab feels great hanging from your shoulders.

Gretsch Electromatic G2220 Junior Jet Bass II review

By Ed Mitchell published

  • £287
  • €358

The Junior Jet Bass II's beefy neck profile and classic tones score it a place in our good books