Guitar Reviews

A 1964-style, ES-330-inspired thinline hollowbody with a genuine Bigsby vibrato tailpiece

The "least Taylor-sounding guitar you’ve heard to date” is an unusual flat-top by any standard.

Deeper than its simple controls would imply, this guitar presents a unique spin on the StingRay.

This S-type can do just about anything you set your mind, heart and fingers to.

True Crow fans, Gibson lovers and acoustic aficionados of many stripes will appreciate this Supreme offering.

This black guitar has a rather dark, velvety voice, and its tonal demeanor is very straightforward, just like the man who inspired it.

This streamlined Strat has a lot of tonal vibe, and it’s a gas to play.

This smart device delivers live info on humidity, temperature, battery level and impact incidents via Bluetooth.

With a winning formula these review guitars have excellent build quality and attention to detail.

This new production semi-hollow electric guitar is deeply rooted in the American past.