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New guitar gear of the month: review round-up (March 2017)

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By Guitars, Total Guitar published 2 March 2017

GAS-inducing instruments and pedals

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Fender Offset Series Mustang 90

Fender Offset Series Mustang 90

February brought us Valentine's Day, and MusicRadar's guitar team was certainly feeling the love for all the new gear that came its way.

During the last few weeks we have reviewed everything from stunning Fenders to colossal pedals from Way Huge.

Here's a digested look at all the guitar gear that was reviewed on MusicRadar in February, starting the Fender Offset Series Mustang 90.

MusicRadar's verdict:

“Superb playability at a reasonable price.”

4.5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Fender Offset Series Mustang 90

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Fender American Professional Telecaster

Fender American Professional Telecaster

MusicRadar's verdict:

“Is this Pro simply a rebranded Standard or an upgrade? For the everyman player, it's the latter.”

4.5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Fender American Professional Telecaster

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Page 2 of 13
Schecter Diamond Series Solo II Special

Schecter Diamond Series Solo II Special

MusicRadar's verdict:

“For rock and blues, this Schecter is a fine choice.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Schecter Diamond Series Solo II Special

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Fender American Professional Stratocaster

Fender American Professional Stratocaster

MusicRadar's verdict:

“While it isn't the most exciting Strat we've ever seen, this Professional model lives up to its name.”

4.5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Fender American Professional Stratocaster

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Patrick James Eggle The 96 Carved Top

Patrick James Eggle The 96 Carved Top

MusicRadar's verdict:

“This is a player's guitar, not a museum piece, and we love it all the more for that!”

5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Patrick James Eggle The 96 Carved Top

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Teye Super Coyote

Teye Super Coyote

MusicRadar's verdict:

“A distinctive guitar that is full-to-the-brim with character.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Teye Super Coyote

(Originally reviewed in Guitarist).

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Page 6 of 13
Alvarez Delta 00E/TSB

Alvarez Delta 00E/TSB

MusicRadar's verdict:

“A versatile performer that you won't need to take a second mortgage out for.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Alvarez Delta 00E/TSB 

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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AXL USA Bel Air

AXL USA Bel Air

MusicRadar's verdict:

“This guitar reminds us just how valid this platform is for the contemporary player. We hope we're as spritely at that age!”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: AXL USA Bel Air

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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Danelectro '59M Spruce

Danelectro '59M Spruce

MusicRadar's verdict:

“One for the outsiders, retro enthusiasts, the indie kids who need a little spangle, and for anyone daring to sound different.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Danelectro '59M Spruce 

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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Page 9 of 13
Epiphone Inspired By 1966 Century

Epiphone Inspired By 1966 Century

MusicRadar's verdict:

“A welcome return for a fascinating guitar.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Epiphone Inspired By 1966 Century 

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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Page 10 of 13
Way Huge Swollen Pickle MkIIS

Way Huge Swollen Pickle MkIIS

MusicRadar's verdict:

“A welcome update to an-already fine pedal.”

5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: Way Huge Swollen Pickle MkIIS  

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz

TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz

MusicRadar's verdict:

“A well-made pedal that could add something to your chunky powerchords.”

4 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz   

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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Page 12 of 13
KHDK Scuzz Box

KHDK Scuzz Box

MusicRadar's verdict:

“Another fine pedal from the KHDK guys.”

5 out of 5

FULL REVIEW: KHDK Scuzz Box   

(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar).

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