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Kicking off its impressive new UK flagship store with three of the greatest guitarists of all time, Gibson also announced a partnership with Jimmy Page, which will reportedly see the two work together on a series of models

The Korn guitarist struggled initially to find his way around the 7-string in a performance-like setting. Though he would overcome his initial difficulties, their impact on his style was permanent

As the '80s ended and the '90s began, changing tastes in the guitar universe, the tasks of a new gig, and the tragedy that would forever transform Becker's life would force the guitarist to look back at early lessons he learned from a blues master

Fogerty's headline-grabbing court fight with his ex-manager caused his songwriting inspiration to "wither and die," he tells GP in this archival interview

In this vintage GP interview, Dweezil also reflected on the idiosyncratic nature of his father's soloing, and how the elder Zappa worked around his technical limitations

"When I pick up a stock 335, you probably wouldn't even recognize my playing," the late guitar legend told GP in this classic interview

To replace the departing Jeff Schroeder, Billy Corgan and co. are casting a wide net – a very, very wide net

Not only did the Gibson EDS-1275 make performances of Led Zeppelin's trademark eight-minute epic possible in the convenience sense, it also added another dimension to the iconic song's sound

Outfitted in a black-and-white polka dot finish – based on that found on Rhoads' iconic Karl Sandoval Flying V – the pedal was molded in part by MXR's extensive dissection of the guitarist's famous “chip pan” pedalboard

Though its name gestures to U2, MXR promises that the Joshua can conjure “tonal trips out of the ’60s and ’70s” in addition to the “ethereal ambience of the ’80s” you'd expect

"Rather than roll over and die, I’m like, ‘No, I still want to play,’” the Dixie Dregs, Kansas, and Deep Purple maestro explains

The Big F has taken the fight directly to Line 6 and Neural DSP with a pedal packed to the brim with immaculately-engineered features – including the first-ever brand-approved EVH amp model.

While taking cues from some of his heroes, Guy also made sure that he simultaneously developed his own voice on the instrument, saying "I’ve got to do something different from them or I’m done for."

The oh-so-Stones-y tune is the lead single from 'Hackney Diamonds,' the band's first studio album of new material in almost 20 years.

The Soundgarden man's new signature is available in ultra-limited, US-made and assembly-line versions, with both featuring a number of unique appointments.

Said to be in “amazing” condition, the vintage six-string features a trio of Speed Bump-style soapbar pickups.

These new Espadas swap out their predecessors' split-coils for a pair of humbuckers.

Powered by a pair Seymour Duncan Vintage P90s, the Keya J TT features some unique signature touches.

More important, the PRS-wielding rock star says, is getting into the "same spirit" as the player who authored it.

All proceeds from the sale of the Wolfgang – one of the first 100 ever built – will go to assist Becker's family with the enormous costs of the guitarist's medical care.

Even within the luxurious ranks of Private Stock guitars, this McLaughlin signature – of which only 200 examples will be built in 2023 – is truly something else.

In both sound and looks, the new signature stompbox harkens back to the glory days of the Police, and their domination of the pop charts.

Featuring a trio of Violin Burst-finished Thinline instruments, the collection represents one of Fender's most upscale launches of the summer.

Shop proprietor Norman Harris said it was "painful" to part ways with this vintage beauty, which is in stunning condition.

“People don't do that," Bettencourt told Rick Beato of this particular quirk of EVH's playing. "It's usually the other way around.”