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“One of the most unique pieces to come through our showroom”: Mike Bloomfield’s '66 Tele for sale
By Jonathan Horsley published
Restored to its original specs, steeped in mojo, played by one of the all-time greats, this Tele could be yours for a cool $325,000. And judging by the demo videos, it sounds as good as it ever did.

Ibanez unveils AZ series S-styles, offering flame-maple finishes and dyna-MIX switching for $549
By Jonathan Horsley published
These grown-up hot-rodded S-styles are supremely versatile and are decked out in premium features such as jumbo stainless steel frets and roasted maple necks

One of Status Quo legend Rick Parfitt’s stage-played Fender Telecasters is up for sale
By Jonathan Horsley published
It might not be the modded circa 1960 model that was the late Quo man's main stage guitar but this white Tele is worth rocking all over the world

“Ultra-cool looks, unrivalled credentials, top sounds and playability”: Gibson ES-330 review
By Neville Marten published
One of the most practical and versatile electric guitars for pop, blues, jazz, and light rock makes a welcome return to the Gibson lineup

“A very good sounding Les Paul irrelevant of its name or price”: Gibson Les Paul Studio review
By Dave Burrluck published
Gibson hasn’t forgotten the working musician with this refreshed version of the classic Les Paul Studio for 2024

“If this is your first guitar, you’ll be keeping it for a long time to come”: Harley Benton Pro Series ST-Modern HSS review
By Stuart Williams published
Beggars can apparently also be choosers, according to Harley Benton and its sub-£150 versatile doublecut

Schecter’s Ink Bomb C-1 is a Seymour Duncan-equipped electric with a wholly unique finish
By Jonathan Horsley published
Abstract expressionism runs rampant in the Schecter paint room

Ernie Ball Music Man and James Valentine launch 2024 signature models: stunning, high-end, versatile
By Jonathan Horsley published
Refreshed in old-school colours for 2024, the new James Valentine models comprise dual-humbucker and classic single-coil/humbucker versions

Red Witch Pedals has made 99 different Univibes for its "one-of-one" Pax Harmonia chorus/vibrato
By Jonathan Horsley published
Each of the Pax Harmonia Unique Incandescent Univibe pedals are one-of-one designs, featuring dual modes and an expression pedal input, and you can create a blend of its chorus and vibrato sounds
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