Electric Guitar

PRS Guitars introduce the P245, a classic style single-cutaway electric guitar with built-in LR Baggs/PRS piezo system. Related Feature:PRS 30th Anniversary “Then & Now” This versatile instrument expands on the familiar short scale dual humbucker configuration by adding plugged-in acoustic tones that you can blend or separate as you prefer. If you are mainly playing […]

PRS introduces the limited run Vine Custom 22 and Vine McCarty guitars with special 30th anniversary Vine inlay. Related Feature:PRS McCarty This special release is part of their 30th anniversary celebration, unveiled by the company at their 30th Anniversary factory event. Only 120 30th Anniversary “Vine” guitars were produced, and all of them were already

PRS Guitars update the McCarty model, now featuring 58/15 Pickups with coil-split, a thicker back and a Stoptail bridge. Related Feature:PRS SE Standard Santana This is part of the company’s continuing effort to honor Ted McCarty and his influence on their designs, considered as true pioneer of the electric guitar, and as a result of

Cordoba Music Group will be exhibiting Guild branded guitars at NAMM for the first time this year, and part of their display will be Guild Starfire Guitars in black finish. Guild Starfire V Black Related Feature:Fender Sells Guild Brand to Cordoba According to the company, this is the first time in decades that the Guild

Guild brings back the now rare CE-100D Capri, first released in the late ’50s, it now comes equipped with Bigsby vibrato. Related Feature:Guild Starfire V with Bigsby The original design was meant to rival the popular ES-175, having a slightly slimmer body that made it more convenient to play, preempting the arrival of other slimmer

Guild expands their Newark St. Collection by bringing back another classic – the Starfire V with Bigsby. Related Feature:Guild Custom Shop Tour The Newark St. Collection brought back Guild’s old electric guitar designs from the ’50 and ’60s, featuring authentic body shapes, neck profiles along with vintage style pickups to complete the look and sound

Guild re-introduces the asymmetrically shaped S-200 T-Bird, a replica of the ones released back in the mid ’60s. Related Feature:Guild Starfire VI Looks like Guild’s production is now in full swing, two years after the brand was acquired by Cordoba, and it appears that they are looking to their roots for inspiration. This peculiar looking

Fender introduces the Fishman TriplePlay Stratocaster HSS, featuring Fishman’s wireless MIDI pickup system. Related Feature:Fishman TriplePlay 1.1Software Update Aside from the versatile guitar sounds that you can get from the HSS configuration pickups, this guitar will expand your sonic palette by emulating other instruments or creating new sounds. Its MIDI capabilities will give you full

Willcox Guitars introduces the Atlantis Thinline HexFX, featuring an optical pickup and a 13-pin DIN connector. Related Feature:Vox Wand Handheld Guitar Synth This electro-acoustic chambered body guitar features Wilcox’ own LightWave optical pickup system, and combines it with MIDI capability via the HexFX 13-pin output. The most notable feature of this guitar is its unique

Rob O’Reilly (ROR) Guitars introduce the Expressiv Infinity, a MIDI guitar with improved latency and control. Related Feature:Sensus – Guitar Synthesizer Hybrid ROR Guitars describe it as “the worlds most advanced MIDI guitar system”, combining traditional guitar design with modern tracking for expanded ways to control music. The idea behind the Expressiv Infinity, is to