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Limp Bizkit’s Wes Borland unveils his first-ever Jackson signature guitar
Featuring one Seymour Duncan Invader, one Floyd 1500 Series vibrato, and one headstock that requires a double take
“For those who find Strandberg’s space-age designs a little too alien, Ibanez’s Q series is the perfect middle ground”: Ibanez QX527B review
All the joy and versatility of a metal-minded seven-string Ibanez, smartly converted into a travel-friendly format
Donner reinvents the travel guitar with a headless electric featuring onboard amp and speaker
The HUSH-X Live and Live Pro feature a neck-through build, stainless steel frets, Bluetooth... everything you need from a take-anywhere guitar
Mancuso on his blockbuster Steve Vai collaboration – and the crucial advice the guitar icon gave him
The Sicilian guitar maestro wrote the breathtaking Solar Wind to be the most Steve Vai song he could possibly write – and for the man himself to guest on
Oliver Ackermann on the break-stuff tone philosophy behind guitar's most unorthodox pedal brand
Frontman/guitarist of NYC's A Place To Bury Strangers, pedal designer, noise enthusiast, renaissance man... Ackermann explains why all bets are off in his search for new sounds and tones
The story of Wichita Lineman. the song Bob Dylan called the greatest ever written
“When I heard it I cried”
![[L-R] Khemmis' Phil Pendergast and Ben Hutcherson [inset] A Behringer Super Fuzz](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/iHZMti6MNfGkUXXpDcEADb-840-80.jpg.webp)
Khemmis just made one of the heavy metal records of the year using a $28 plastic fuzz pedal
Phil Pendergast's secret weapon was cheap, effective, and perhaps a lesson that cork-sniffing about gear can be a waste of time – and money
Gretsch just released the most vibey acoustic guitar of the year and it’s only $249
Here comes a Jim Dandy parlour-sixed acoustic in Olympic White and doesn't it look a treat? But hurry though, these go fast
“We’re back in Laurel Canyon in the late '60s”: Eastman Fullertone Offset review
Having launched two very impressive FullerTone models last year, Eastman delivers another – the first with an offset vibrato and oh-so hipster style
It’s $92, weighs 4.5kg and is packed with features, and Harley Benton calls it “ultimate grab-and-go practice station” – meet the DNAfx AmP10 modelling combo
This compact 10-watter has four user definable presets, four amp models, onboard effects, Bluetooth, a full-range 6" speaker, an onboard tuner and more