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Do not adjust your set – Gibson just unveiled a doublecut shred machine with a Floyd Rose
By Jonathan Horsley Published
By popular demand, the Victory now comes with a Floyd Rose, and the high-performance electric is offered in Iguana, Deep Ocean Burst and Translucent Ebony Burst

“One of the most creative, out-of-the-box things we have done in a while”: PRS Guitars just made a signature guitar for an anime character
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The limited edition SE Rock lady is inspired by the guitar played by Lily in the hit anime Rock Is A Lady's Modesty

“Ibanez serves up another RG that’s built for stunt guitar, priced for virtuosos-in-training, and with enough sounds to please the fusion kid and headbanger alike”: Ibanez RGR431PB review
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The hallowed mid-priced speedster gets a poplar burl glow-up with a hard-tail for white-knuckle riffing and a reverse headstock for metal cool points.

Harley Benton unleashes a $185 shred-ready hotrod with a roasted maple neck and dual-humbuckers
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Harley Benton's latest drop includes the ST-Modern HH, a right-handed version of the ST-Modern Plus HSS in Dark Purple Sparkle, and a smart retro acoustic electric parlour for lefties

Ace Frehley’s iconic ‘Budokan’ Les Paul Custom sells at auction for $512,000
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The 1975 Cherry Sunburst Les Paul Custom was the late Kiss guitarists go-to electric in the late '70s and was all over Love Gun

Gibson brings back the T-Top humbucker with “period-correct” 1968 spec
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The signs were there that the T-Top was making a return when Michael Schenker's Murphy Lab Flying V shipped with a pair. Now it's officially available from the Gibson Pickup Shop

“A lot of people lost the plot”: Jared James Nichols on what's wrong with vintage guitar culture
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Obsessing over value, or how rare something is, are we forgetting what makes these instruments special in the first place?

Limp Bizkit’s Wes Borland unveils his first-ever Jackson signature guitar
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Featuring one Seymour Duncan Invader, one Floyd 1500 Series vibrato, and one headstock that requires a double take
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