Guitars

Now replaced by the American Original, the AVRI were in the Fender range just below the Custom Shop. This one is no longer a Fullerton but one of t...

The Supreme moves away from the Les Paul standards and offers new features. Featuring a chambered mahogany body, it has a AAA maple arched top and ...

This Silver Jet made in Japan is equipped with a pair of Dynasonic pickups and is of course accompanied by an inseparable Bigsby! This pre-Fender m...

The Midtown is the perfect synthesis between a Les Paul, the ES-335 and the 339. A versatile guitar, it is here equipped with a pair of Burstbucker...

The Kalamazoo brand bought Epiphone in 1957. So this Century is made in the same workshops as its cousins ​​Gibson ES-125T uses an identical recipe...

Appearing alongside the Thinline and the Deluxe in 1972, the Custom swaps its usual neck pickup for a Wide Range developed by Seth Lover. This famo...

After the relocation of Epiphone production, Gibson did not know what to do with its stock of mini-humbuckers that it dedicated to its second brand...

The Melody Maker is THE entry-level guitar at Gibson. More accessible than the Special or even the Junior, it appeared in 1959 and continued to cha...

Virginia is the 1954 Strat that Eric Johnson has owned for almost 40 years! In terms of features, the neck has a very flat radius for a Fender: 12 ...

No, an SG is not necessarily Cherry! This reissue 61 model from the Guitar of The Week #6 series, is adorned here with an Antique Ebony color assoc...

The Pawn Shop series shakes up the Fender classics. Here is a 70′s Stratocaster Deluxe with a Telecaster pickup in the neck position and a Wide Ran...

This signature model is based on a simple Les Paul Custom with its unique Seymour Duncan P90. It is 50s style and is all gold and has an ebony fing...

Alongside the Super 400, the L5 is a holy grail for the Gibson hollowbody enthusiast! Indeed, this jazzbox is totally massive, with a curly maple t...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

Maton is a guitar manufacturer based in Australia, its main ambassador is Tommy Emmanuel, here is his signature model. The EBG 808 is a "small" ele...

Evolution of the Electro II, the Country Club appeared on the market in 1954 and was equipped with a pair of DeArmond Dynasonic microphones until 1...

Released in 1961, the Fender VI went down an octave, got an offset body and a 30-inch scale. Halfway between a bass and a guitar, the Pawn Shop ser...

The Classic is a Les Paul Standard with a thin neck, 1960s style. This thin neck is normally accompanied by aggressive ceramic magnet pickups, the ...

The legendary Pete Townshend of the Who composed some classics on his J200 from the 60s! The maple that makes up the neck, back and sides here is p...

A classic in the Fender range which follows on from the Mexican Standard, modern C neck, 9.5 inch radius and maple fingerboard, this Strat is very ...

This Rick, of course produced in the USA, is a very rare color of the brand: Silver! The 330 alongside the 360 ​​and the 4001/4003 is part of the m...

This 2019 Standard, with a 59-type neck, is equipped with a pair of Burstbucker 1 and 2 pickups, in the neck and bridge positions respectively. The...

The 175: THE jazz guitar par excellence. For a fraction of the price of the Gibson, here is the premium version from Epiphone: it is equipped with ...

Fender is mainly for its electric guitars but also produces acoustics that are worth a look! Proof of this is this King from a limited series in an...