Latest about Electric Guitars
Jackson and Revocation’s David Davidson unveil 2025's hottest metal guitar so far, the Warrior WR7
We've got G.A.S. for those Ferrari-inspired paint jobs on this radical, weaponised seven-string electric
Gibson remixes the Les Paul Special with mini humbuckers
Available with dual mini humbuckers or with a P-90/mini humbucker combo, these Tobacco Burst singlecuts are available exclusively from Gibson direct
Bigsby wobble, rock ’n’ roll mojo for $699? Gretsch unveils trio of limited run Streamliner models
It doesn’t get much cooler than Cadillac Green, Midnight Sapphire and Riviera Blue paint jobs with gold hardware, Big Block inlays and those G-Arrow knobs
Harley Benton’s new entry-level electric is a stylish S-style with a $140 price tag and onboard FX
The ST-JAMster has five core sound modes with reverb, overdrive, and distortion, it's super-cheap, and it kind of looks like something Alex Lifeson would play
![Jackson American Series Soloist SL2 DLX: The latest US-made S-style from the high-performance guitar brand offers the Soloist with a Floyd Rose or Hipshot hardtail bridge, and [from left] in Porsche Grey, Black, Lemon Ice and Snow White finishes, with colour-matched headstocks.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/s3oxYdFPnKaybptS4DKzdG-840-80.jpg.webp)
Jackson expands American Series with the SL2 DX, a top-tier shredder with Floyd Rose or hardtail
This US-made speed machine has a Seymour Duncan JB and ’59 humbucker pairing, a neck-through build, and that Lemon Ice finish is speaking to us
Seymour Duncan unveils the Jazzmaster Silencer, drop-in pickups to soup-up your offset
Step on that fuzz pedal and fear not about the the noise thanks to Seymour Duncan's patent-pending triple-coil design. The Jazzmaster Silencer is offered in Vintage and high-output Hot editions
Gibson’s Les Paul Standard Double Trouble is a limited edition run with that ’59/’60 Golden Era vibe
The Double Trouble Les Pauls arrive in '50s and '60s variations, have uncovered pickups with double-white bobbins and a faded nitro finish. And they are only making 500 of each
Was this teenage prodigy the world’s first electric guitar player?
The instrument that defined rock had to start somewhere - and all evidence points towards George Barnes
