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The Highway One was, thanks to its thin varnish, the accessible made in USA model from Fender before the appearance of the American Performer. Here...

This Yamaha made in Japan from 1983 offers a very interesting alternative to the Fender Stratocaster. In beautiful condition for its more than 40 y...

Danelectro / Silvertone produced affordable guitars in the United States using ingenious solutions. The body of the Danos is generally hollow and m...

This Matt Heafy Trivium Signature Les Paul gets meaner than usual with its set of active EMG 81 and 85 pickups. Featuring an ebony fingerboard, thi...

Edwards is the "historical" branch of ESP, in fact it strives to make beautiful replicas of American legends. This one is inspired by the Gibson Le...

After the outsourcing of Epiphone production, Gibson no longer knew what to do with its stock of mini-humbuckers that it dedicated to its second br...

This Matt Heafy signature Les Paul from Trivium gets meaner than usual with its set of active EMG 707 pickups. A 7-string model with an ebony finge...

Although recent, the Revstar has a very successful neo-retro style! Its body and neck are made of mahogany. The humbucker pickups are supported by ...

The Classic is a Les Paul Standard with a thin 1960-style neck. This thin neck is here accompanied by a Classic 57 in the neck position and a Super...

This Hendrix signature not only has the headstock and bridge pickup reversed for aesthetics but also and above all a set of three American Vintage ...

Launched in 1958 alongside the Flying V, both models were a bitter commercial failure... It would take 18 years, in 1976, for production of the Exp...

Our national Johnny (and Belgian of course) was entitled to his signature model limited to 300 copies at the beginning of the 2000s. This one has b...

Launched in 1958 alongside the Flying V, both models were a bitter commercial failure... It was not until 1976 that Gibson resumed production of th...

Perhaps the most beautiful aesthetic achievement from Gibson… This Dot model is equipped with a pair of T-Top microphones. This copy is in very goo...

"The Firebird" arrived on the market in 1963, with its flashy look and its neck through, it shakes up the guitar landscape. This 2017 Studio model ...

The Gretsch White Falcon is the brand's most iconic model! It is dressed in its most beautiful evening outfit: white suit and orange sequined bindi...

The Classic is a Les Paul Standard with a thin 1960-style neck. This thin neck is accompanied by aggressive ceramic magnet pickups, the 496R and 50...

The 135 is halfway between the 175 and the 335. Mainly produced in P90, it is quite rare with humbuckers, here Classic 57s. This one is one of the ...

This Tele is a rare bird! Produced for the 50th anniversary of the brand, it is an unusual color… Shell Pink! This is common to guitars made in Jap...

This Paul Reed Smith is all dressed in flame: in McCarty Sunburst livery! The neck has a vintage pattern profile and its rosewood fingerboard is ad...

The Musicmaster appeared with the Duo-Sonic in 1956, in fact Leo Fender wanted to offer cheaper, smaller guitars, mainly intended for beginners. Th...

Released in 1962, the Jaguar was to dominate the Californian range alongside the Jazzmaster; no luck, the Stratocaster and the Telecaster will alwa...

The Breadwinner is a guitar apart like all the electric Ovations, Deacon, Viper, etc… released in the 70s… This one has been modified, replacement ...

Everyone knows the story of George Harrison's Rosewood Telecaster made by Fender in 1968, and now the brand also produces Strats with this wood spe...