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“Forget the name on the headstock, at this price this Les Paul is a steal”: Epiphone Joe Bonamassa 1955 Les Paul Standard review
Epiphone's latest collaboration with Joe Bonamassa sets its sights on his rare-finish, P-90-equipped 1955 Gibson Les Paul
NAMM 2025: AmpRx launches Brownie, a “voltage optimising” power supply for tube amps
Could this be your tube amp's secret weapon? AmpRxs latest allows you to control the voltage your tube amp is getting, promising consistent sound and enhancing its longevity
NAMM 2025: Eastman unveils FullerTone series: electrics with retro vibes, innovative bolt-on builds
The FullerTone neck joint is a bolt-on with a long tenon that offers three times greater neck to body contact
NAMM 2025: ESP unveils signature models for Mick Thomson, Will Adler and more in epic launch
It's that magical time of the year when ESP drop dozens of new models, and once again the metal guitar specialist has gone big with artist collabs
NAMM 2025: PRS unveils “roadworthy workhorse,” a Swamp Ash comeback and new core series electronics
PRS makes an impressive start to its 40th anniversary year with two high-end electrics, hardware upgrades for S2 and select Bolt-on models – and what about those DMO humbuckers?
NAMM 2025: Boss launches V-800 V-Guitar Processor and promises to “completely transform” your sound
The V-800 can turn your electric guitar into a sonic chameleon, nailing the tones of another electric, turning it into an acoustic, a sitar or a huge range of sounds – and it works with bass guitars too
Best electric guitars 2025: Our pick of guitars to suit all budgets
Find the top electric guitar for your budget and playing style, whether you play rock, metal, blues or beyond
Shergold Masquerader Standard SM11 review
Another home run from Patrick James Eggle? This Masquerader could be the real deal for those seeking an affordable doublecut with a difference
NAMM 2025: Verso unveils Sine, a totally unique electric guitar with a freely movable pickup system
Just when you think you have seen it all, along comes the Verso Sine, with its moveable pickups and Sine pad that allows you to mechanically control the volume for swells and tremolo effects
“One of the most unique pieces to come through our showroom”: Mike Bloomfield’s '66 Tele for sale
Restored to its original specs, steeped in mojo, played by one of the all-time greats, this Tele could be yours for a cool $325,000. And judging by the demo videos, it sounds as good as it ever did.