Gear What You Need to Know About Jumbo Frets An overview of jumbo frets and why some players swear by 'em. Why This Bohemian Oil-Can Guitar Rules Inspired by African street musicians, Bohemian’s oil-can guitars are weird, wacky and wonderful. Go Behind the Scenes of Fender's Parallel Universe Volume II Series Embrace the weird as Fender's Joey Brasler walks us through the company's range of surreal hybrid electrics. Grid List Latest gear The Story of the Beloved, Delightfully Bizarre 1969 Ampeg Dan Armstrong By Dave Hunter Introduced in 1969, the “see-through” Ampeg Dan Amstrong guitar earned its own modest fan club of top-name guitarists. The Kauer Banshee Deluxe Takes the Edge off the Reverse-Bodied Classic Axe By Dave Hunter The 'Bird is the word for Doug Kauer as he presents a familiar favorite with a stunning flame maple top. How to Fix a Rubbery, Sticky Guitar Neck By Gary Brawer Don't like the sticky, tacky feel that's common on finished necks? Try out some of these solutions. The History of the Fender Duo-Sonic By Dave Hunter Designed for students, the Fender Duo-Sonic nevertheless attracted the likes of Hendrix, Bloomfield and Gallagher. The Story of Bill Asher and Don Moser's Amazing Dr. John Night Tripper Guitar By Art Thompson Learn about a very special Telecaster, customized in tribute to the late Malcolm John Rebennack Jr. Why Teisco's 1960s TRG-1 Guitar Rules By Terry Carleton Besides having a body shaped like a lopsided pear and a headstock like a hitchhiker’s thumb, this guitar has a friggin’ amp built into it! Faux Nashville Tuning is Just a Few Computer Clicks Away By Craig Anderton Like Nashville tuning but can't abide those string changes? Here's our guide to a smart computer-based workaround. Classic Gear: MXR Phase 90 By Dave Hunter With its bright orange case and vintage circuit, the script-logo MXR Phase 90 is a TKO. How Martin Transformed the Acoustic Guitar with its Radical New SC-13E By Jimmy Leslie Designer Tim Teel reveals the thinking behind the most talked about acoustic of the year, Martin's bold and stunning SC-13E. Get Your Wings: The History of Gibson's Iconic Flying V Guitar By Chris Gill A failure at the time of its introduction in 1958, Gibson’s Flying V has become one of the most iconic and recognizable guitars of the rock and roll era. 123456Next Guitar Player Newsletter Get the latest news, reviews and product advice straight to your inbox. Thank you for signing up to TO_UPDATE_FROM_FLEXI_UI. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 What You Need to Know About Jumbo Frets 2 How The Beatles Pioneered Recorded Guitar Feedback - and Scored a #1 Hit 3 Gibson Allegedly Pursuing Legal Action Against Satellite Amps 4 Roger McGuinn's Five Acts of Legend 5 Joe Satriani: How I Wrote "Satch Boogie" 1 What You Need to Know About Jumbo Frets 2 How The Beatles Pioneered Recorded Guitar Feedback - and Scored a #1 Hit 3 Gibson Allegedly Pursuing Legal Action Against Satellite Amps 4 Roger McGuinn's Five Acts of Legend 5 Joe Satriani: How I Wrote "Satch Boogie"
The Story of the Beloved, Delightfully Bizarre 1969 Ampeg Dan Armstrong By Dave Hunter Introduced in 1969, the “see-through” Ampeg Dan Amstrong guitar earned its own modest fan club of top-name guitarists.
The Kauer Banshee Deluxe Takes the Edge off the Reverse-Bodied Classic Axe By Dave Hunter The 'Bird is the word for Doug Kauer as he presents a familiar favorite with a stunning flame maple top.
How to Fix a Rubbery, Sticky Guitar Neck By Gary Brawer Don't like the sticky, tacky feel that's common on finished necks? Try out some of these solutions.
The History of the Fender Duo-Sonic By Dave Hunter Designed for students, the Fender Duo-Sonic nevertheless attracted the likes of Hendrix, Bloomfield and Gallagher.
The Story of Bill Asher and Don Moser's Amazing Dr. John Night Tripper Guitar By Art Thompson Learn about a very special Telecaster, customized in tribute to the late Malcolm John Rebennack Jr.
Why Teisco's 1960s TRG-1 Guitar Rules By Terry Carleton Besides having a body shaped like a lopsided pear and a headstock like a hitchhiker’s thumb, this guitar has a friggin’ amp built into it!
Faux Nashville Tuning is Just a Few Computer Clicks Away By Craig Anderton Like Nashville tuning but can't abide those string changes? Here's our guide to a smart computer-based workaround.
Classic Gear: MXR Phase 90 By Dave Hunter With its bright orange case and vintage circuit, the script-logo MXR Phase 90 is a TKO.
How Martin Transformed the Acoustic Guitar with its Radical New SC-13E By Jimmy Leslie Designer Tim Teel reveals the thinking behind the most talked about acoustic of the year, Martin's bold and stunning SC-13E.
Get Your Wings: The History of Gibson's Iconic Flying V Guitar By Chris Gill A failure at the time of its introduction in 1958, Gibson’s Flying V has become one of the most iconic and recognizable guitars of the rock and roll era.
