Ed Mitchell

The rock guitar market might runneth over but there's always room for one more killer shred machine. Take this handsome Polish beast for example…

If shredding is your business, and business is good, this Chris Broderick signature could be for you

Fret-King heads into battle against another Fender classic

Fret-King dares suggest tone, playability and fit and finish are more important than a headstock squiggle

Has Trevor Wilkinson been cloning American classics, or is there more to this Fret-King than meets the eye?

Here's one small amp head that dares to compete with the big boys

Schecter goes to greater lengths for tighter low B performance

Holy extra string tuned to a low B… Batman! This dark knight gets ready for battle

Chubby chasers rejoice! A fat-necked '60s classic is back in business

If you want to play around with baritone tuning, you don't necessarily need a baritone guitar to do it - well not any more anyway…

Does this electro-acoustic live up to the sheer brilliance of its paintwork?

A '60s cutie is dressed up with a bit of lipstick for surf and retro aficionados

Trev Wilkinson's new tone machine combines pro players' experience with innovative construction methods

Don't like Nirvana? Never mind, you can still enjoy this pimped classic

Was this Korean-made Variax worth the wait?

The Korean versions of James Tyler's brilliant USA Variax guitars have landed - and this one's keeping it metal…

What's this Korean-made, Les Paul-shaped Variax got to say for itself?

If it's a workhorse with some serious pedigree you're after, have a flutter on this GG. It's a Suhr bet…

Gretsch takes care of the bottom end, in both senses of the term, with this rebooted affordable bass...