Latest articles by Henry Yates
Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus
Sell your body. Call a loan shark. Flog a kidney. Just get this guitar into your life
Fender Road Worn Player Series HSS Stratocaster
Hotter features and pimped-up pickups on a classic design
10 killer audition tips
Make sure that you get the gig with this step-by-step guide
ESP LTD MH-330FR
Same old shape, but this new MH packs a double dose of active pickup punch
Takamine EG5403S
Easy on the eye and the wallet – but will your ears and fingers feel the same?
Takamine EG5303SC
Easy on the eye and the wallet – but will your ears and fingers feel the same?
Jackson Pro Series Randy Rhoads RR24
Dying prematurely in a plane crash is a serious bummer, but at least Randy Rhoads has this incredible guitar as his legacy…
Hofner Colorama
Are you looking for a hard rocking, P90 toting Höfner for under 200 quid? Read on…
First Act CE530 Delia
Already a major player in the US, First Act's awesome electrics have only recently made it past British passport control, meaning that the CE530 Delia will be a real conversation piece.
Farida Guitars Tequila Club 32N
Not yet ratedTG joins the Tequila Club with the new Farida thinline. But is it worth a shot?
Taylor 210E
They've been made to suit the working musician – but has Taylor come up with the perfect fit?
Taylor 114ce
They've been made to suit the working musician – but has Taylor come up with the perfect fit?
Recording King Carolina RD-27
What's in a name? Guitarist finds out with this acoustic formerly known as Johnson…
Washburn WI-64V
When you walked into a guitar shop in the '50s, you had a straight choice between humbuckers and singlecoils, and that was that!
Dean DBD Tribute ML
Dean has introduced a new model based on Dimebag Darrell's favourite ML body style.
Jackson Demmelition King V
Machine Head's Phil Demmel gets a spiky new signature axe
ESP LTD MH-103QM
With LTD, the size of your wallet needn't dictate the size of your crowd…
Stanford Guitars PSRD10
In a market that is both saturated, yet starved of imagination, a little bit of design flair can go a long way. It's a lesson that has been heeded by Stanford with the PSRD10.
