Neville Marten

A new signature model with a series of tweaks

Players from all walks of guitar life adore Gibson's thinline semi

A true aficionado of vintage Strats, Johnson is someone who knows better than most how the world's favourite electric guitar could be 'improved'.

The reissued '57 looks gorgeous, but is it good enough to justify its hefty price?

A stunning player that offers the kind of control that Beck's playing demands.

History repeating…

To celebrate the Stratocaster's 60th birthday, Fender brings us upgrades on three of its most popular and important variants. So is there new life in the old dog yet?

A sea-worthy LP with history

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

Creamy tone machine, or beige boredom?

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.

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

Small but mighty - just overlook the price tag!

The artificial ageing of guitars divides opinion between those who get it, and others who think those souls that do are deluded fools.

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

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

High-end semi-hollow electric

Since Fender popularised the concept way back in 1954, manufacturers have addressed the three-single-coil format from a host of different angles.

The name John Page is synonymous with top-of-the-line guitar craft and design.

Brian Setzer has been associated with Gretsch guitars throughout his long and illustrious career.

A new Gretsch from a rockabilly legend