Neville Marten

A mahogany-topped electro-acoustic in a classic vintage shape and size - built to impress and priced to stun!

Fresh from a small 'co-op' in California, Doug Kauer's hand-crafted guitar goes big on looks and tone

The new vintage range promises more authenticity than ever before, but can it deliver?

The new vintage range promises more authenticity than ever before, but can it deliver?

If you've been scouring the planet for one guitar that does virtually everything, read on: we may well have found it!

Some guitar brands punch way above their weight. Peerless is one such name and this stunner will give many of the big boys a run for their money

Creamy tone machine, or beige boredom?

Chasing the blues away

A Les Paul with a baked maple 'board and 'non-pearl' decoration? Time address our doubts head-on…

Stephen McSwain is a powerhouse.

Having reviewed a Macon and 96 last year, we felt it was time to check out another in Patrick James Eggle's ever-evolving line.

Two more frets and none more black…

Small but mighty - just overlook the price tag!

A tiny 1 x 12 combo that offers huge headroom

With obvious influences, but build quality of the highest order, this German beauty makes its own mark in the densely populated boutique sector

The simple looks of the new additions to the Martin 17 000 hide a tonally complex acoustic instrument

US-made vintage replica PAFs made using Gibson's old winding machines

Another modest brown guitar whose shrinking violet appearance bely its positively extravagant sound and playability

Trev Wilkinson can't stop tinkering with that classic shape, but don't expect S-type feel

When a British blue stalwart joins forces with the guitar guru, you get a rather interesting - and very different - instrument

Patrick James Eggle is one of the UK's most highly respected luthiers, having turned out superlative quality guitars for three decades.