Dave Hunter

With circuit advances and 12 on the dial, the 1958 Fender Twin-Amp was the world’s most formidable roaring guitar combo.

The old world meets original design at Eastman Guitars, where every instrument has its own story.

This flawless – and very limited – re-creation is an outstanding guitar by any measure.

Video The White Stripes guitarist proves music is in the heart, mind and fingers of the maker in this awesome SNL performance of “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground.”

The King of Surf Guitar was an Innovator of the Big-Stage Rig

Adopted by Hank Marvin and the Shadows this classic echo unit was the first – and some still contend, best – of its kind.

These new 6V6-fueled amps capture classic American tone with West Coast sonic splendor.

This forward-thinking design is an option for guitarists looking to break the bounds of conventional construction and find creatively expressive new voices.

More than 50 years on, this classic effect remains the epitome of rotary pedals.

This classic amp was a new weapon in the war between jazz and rock.

The acclaimed luthier’s high-end solidbody brings 1960s-inspired guitar design to the boutique market.

This piece of classic gear may be of exceptional pedigree but is no dog.

As the cornerstone of Harmony’s hollow-body lineup, the Rocket was a soaring success.

Sporting dual 6550 output tubes this uber-rare custom color finish model 1987 was made in England for the U.S. market.