Latest articles by Mick Taylor
The firm's revamped L range succeeds in combining seriously impressive build and sound quality with incredible value
Yamaha lets the quality do the talking with its new traditional-style LS acoustic
A new Free The Tone Digital Delay prototype has been unveiled in a video with UK blues guitarist Matt Schofield, currently on tour in the UK and Europe.
Traditional values for the modern age, with serious spec and sensible prices. Too good to be true?
We head out on a pilgrimage to find the guitar that started it all...
Celebrating 40 years of guitar making this year, Taylor has taken its original 800 series, redesigned it and added a new pickup system. All change? You bet
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Bluesman talks new album In My Soul ahead of UK tour dates in May 2014, and hints at a new signature Strat from Fender
Fed up with terrible monitoring and inconsistent sound through a PA system? Here are two good reasons to feel more cheerful...
A slice of pure, high-end. Recession be damned: this is austerity 21st century style...
British guitarist and historian Paul Brett has a new baby to add to his existing Vintage acoustic guitar family
We take a look at Guild's top of the line US-made Traditional dreadnought
An iconic Guild guitar, reborn for modern times and ready to be your lifelong partner
"Nobody has any money, but if they'll like it, they'll still buy it."
Enjoy this guided tour of the Taylor stand at this year's Winter NAMM
Collaboration between Gibson and Dylan shown off in Anaheim
NAMM 2014: We check out the Martin stand over in Anaheim
We take a walk with Gibson Memphis R&D and product development manager Mike Voltz
With a bunch of period-correct detail updates for 2013, the latest R9 is billed as the best yet. Is it?
A very expensive 26-watt 3x10 combo is what everybody really needs, isn't it? Nope, but you'll want it all the same...
Gibson has offered all kinds of SG variants over the years, so we shouldn't be surprised to receive a new version that appears very un-SG-like at first glance
Gibson's beloved enfant terrible combs its hair, puts on a posh new coat and heads out to party
