In Guitarist issue 329, on sale now…
WORN TO RUN
Fender's '72 Tele Custom and Deluxe
Fender's latest Road Worn Telecasters convincingly update classic '70s designs for £899. Check out our full review and audio demo on the CD
40 HOT PRODUCTS FOR 2010
Guitarist returns from the Frankfurt Musikmesse music show with the definitive guide for what's hot in the guitar gear world for 2010
JOHN BUTLER TRIO
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A new record and a new lineup sees Aussie slide supremo John Butler on the rise…
TOMMY EMMANUEL
… And we continue the Oz theme with a trip around the UK Tommyfest, and an in-depth interview with the Antipodean acoustic master
ALSO INTERVIEWED
Ratt
Sammy Hagar
Mikael Åkerfeldt
THE BEST GEAR FIRST
Reviewed in the magazine, with video and audio demos on the CD…
Gibson Slash Appetitie Les PaulMagneto T Wave
Yamaha CPX1200
Mariner Vertys AEC
Roland AC-33
Blackstar HT Studio 20 and HT Club 40
Fryette Deliverance D120H &Sig:X G100 SX
BOSS ME-25
Farida AB-10
PJB Bass Cub BG-100
IK Multimedia AmpliTube 3
… and much more!
ON THE CD
Video and audio demos
Full audio and video lessons, with tab in the mag - learn rock, blues, acoustic, beginner, shred and a ton of great licks!
BUYING ADVICE AND Q&A
Second-hand buying info, long-term tests, and your gear woes answered - plus buy and sell your own gear in our Reader Ads section
Guitarist issue 329 is on sale now, price £5.50
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