Jonathan Horsley

The DL-2 offers a more affordable version of the Muse guitarist’s DeLorean model, while the tricked-out MB-2 is equipped with X/Y MIDI screen controller, a Sustainiac Pro, and dual DB-90 pickups.

Inspired by the rack-mounted Yamaha FX500 unit, the Soft Focus takes reverb off-road for recreating the shoegaze sounds of Souvlaki-era Slowdive and more.

The Aerodyne Special Series comes in hot with fresh color finishes, basswood bodies, custom-voiced pickups, Babicz Z-Series bridges and vibratos and 12" radius fingerboards.

Finished in azure blue and gold, the Guitars For Peace custom Les Pauls have been stage-played by Macca, Slash, and more, and go under the hammer with commemorative autograph books.

Nobody’s Fool is out October 28 and features guest spots from Carmen Vandenberg, JoBo himself, and Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics.

The Valvebucker Mk2 now brings its audiophile mojo to the Finnish custom guitar company’s seven-string and four and five-string bass guitar formats, and arrives with a redesigned floor unit.

SoCal production line Jacksons are go! And the Soloist SL3 is up first, promising a speedy ride, whammy bar thrills, and versatility from its HSS configuration of Seymour Duncan pickups.

Wembley gathered to salute Hawkins but also paid tribute to Eddie Van Halen, as Wolfgang joined Grohl, Justin Hawkins and Josh Freese for a blistering rendition of two Van Halen classics.

London's Wembley Stadium witnessed the return of Dave Grohl to the drum stool as he joined the Rush legends for “2112 Part I: Overture” and “Working Man.”

The six and seven-string electrics are high-performance workhorses for the jobbing progressive shredder, but as the Intervals guitarist reveals, more high-end models are coming.

Jackson Audio teams up with Silvertone to house the Twin Twelve’s preamp stage in a stompbox that can be used as a studio-grade preamp, boost, EQ or overdrive.

Taken from Lage’s forthcoming Blue Note album, View With a Room, “Chavez” finds drummer Dave King’s effervescent beat setting the tone for an audacious, life-affirming composition.

…And they really do look magnificent, with flame maple tops, jeweled Gretsch arrow knobs, and finish options comprising Dark Cherry Metallic Flame and Amber Flame.

The EVH 5150 Series gets an all-natural, ash-bodied makeover that pairs Eddie Van Halen-style mods with a clean, playful look that calls to mind Jason Becker's “Numbers” guitar.

The Slipknot guitarist's Pro-Mod San Dimas Style 1 HH FR E is a souped-up S-style with a clean aesthetic, and it might be built for metal but it should work a treat on all rock and shred styles.

The Australian acoustic guitar virtuoso was one of the guest tutors at Vai Academy 6.0 when he picked up an Ibanez JEM for a bluesy lead.

The amp-in-a-box specialist just doubled down on classic Plexi tones with an overdrive/distortion equipped with a versatile set of features.

The Murphy Lab ES-355 is a meticulous recreation of the High Flying Birds guitarist's go-to live guitar, while the Riviera nails that Oasis vibe with its Dark Wine Red finish, and retails for $899.

The Pearl Jam touring guitarist argues that both his studio albums with RHCP were hampered by their producers.

“How’s the guitar, too loud? Not loud enough? This is a brand new guitar for me,” said Ford, in a set of casual genius backed by an exceptional cast of backing players.

The Dragged Under guitarist's new signature bridge humbucker offers three voicings, with its active voice offering a high-output tone profile that pairs well with amp modelers.

In the dream, Eddie played Hagar a lick that he turned into a song as soon as he woke up, and he now plans on releasing it, giving his late bandmate a songwriting credit.

A portable, rugged option for practice, performing and recording, the 10-watt stereo amps offer guitarists and bass players a comprehensive suite of 21st-century features.

With a signature Gibson ES-335 Custom due by the end of the month, is there another signature model in the works for the High Flying Birds and former Oasis guitarist?

Master Builder Austin MacNutt took a forensic approach to recreating all the mods, wear, tear and mojo of one of the most iconic guitars in Grateful Dead history.