
Former Kiss guitarist Vinnie Vincent is asking more than $4,000 for you to buy his new album
Titled ‘Guitarmageddon,’ the 18-track album is his first new music in 20 years. But you'll have to pay $200 per track — plus shipping — to hear it

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By Connor Godfrey last updated
From affordable stompboxes that deliver classic reverberations to sophisticated FX processors, these are the best reverb pedals for guitar

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By Phil Weller published
One of three Dumbles built for the band, it’s been hidden in the Aloha State for 35 years

By Jimmy Leslie published
The Boston Music Hall of Famer returns to California to play a rare trio show at Yoshi’s in Jack London Square on Wednesday, January 7

By Elizabeth Swann published
Based on the Herzog tube drive created for guitarist Randy Bachman in the 1970s, the Fairfax is made with only analog components and comes out today

By Phil Weller published
The 1950s guitar was perhaps regretfully sold, with one Tele obsessive the beneficiary of a bad decision

By Elizabeth Swann published
The Queen and Black Sabbath guitar gods have been close for decades, with May calling Iommi his "dearest friend in the business"

By Phil Weller published
He’s most commonly associated with Les Pauls and Strats, which makes Paul Reed Smith’s revelation even juicier

By Connor Godfrey published
Take your acoustic tone to the next level with my top pedal picks, from DIs to delays

By Christopher Scapelliti last updated
Wes Montgomery revealed the insecurities that forced his retreat from jazz, even as he was celebrated as a giant of jazz

By Rob Laing last updated
At $649.99, nothing comes close right now for Cyber Week Tele goodness

By Matt McCracken last updated
Cyber Weekend might be over and done with, but there's still a chance to save big on guitar gear

By Christopher Scapelliti published
The Limited Edition American Performer Timber Telecaster recalls Leo Fender's early prototypes, but with the modern features players crave

By Phil Weller published
The album’s roots live on as 'Let It Be,' but Johns says the rest of the band didn’t get McCartney’s “really interesting” idea

By Phil Weller published
Rubber-bridge guitars have changed the sound of acoustic guitar over the past 10 years. And it's all down to one man's invention

By Phil Weller published
He’s recorded and mixed seminal records by some of rock’s biggest artists, and click tracks were always left out in the cold

By Jimmy Leslie published
Presented by Dreamcatcher Events this October, the camp is a hands-on learning experience unlike any other, featuring the acoustic virtuoso and other noted guitarists

By Andrew Daly published

By Phil Weller last updated
The taxes affect production at Fender’s facilities where guitars, amps, pedals and other electronics are made

By Art Thompson published
Ciari founder Jonathan Spangler tells the story behind his company's innovative folding guitar design and technology

By Shane Theriot published
Inspired by Joe Walsh and bebop, these examples are perfect for a range of genres, including rock, blues and jazz

By Jimmy Leslie published
James Taylor wears them. So does Sonny Landreth and Kaki King.

By Ross Holder published
Gibson heritage meets the modern, gamified guitar learning experience in an immersive method that keeps you moving forward

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By Jas Obrecht published
The Eagles guitarist told us what rocked his boat from these classics across the decades of rock and roll

By Gary Graff published
“It was a spiritual download that just flowed through me”: guitarist Graeham Goble explains how learning this extended chord unlocked LRB's “pinnacle song” in half an hour

By Elizabeth Swann published
The album features recordings made by filmmaker Andrew Bennett during his time documenting Van Halen from 2006 to 2007

By Elizabeth Swann published
Titled, ‘Household Objects,‘ for obvious reasons, the failed effort gave way to the creation of ‘Wish You Were Here’

By Joe Bosso published
The guitar icon reflects on the records that changed his life, including Steely Dan’s pioneering “yacht rock“ debut

By Christopher Scapelliti last updated
At least one of the Fab Four was no fan of loud guitar rock.