Huw Price

This 1965 non-reverse Firebird has really been through the wars, but it’s time to make it structurally stable, install the correct bridge and get it in the spray booth.

Looking for Firebird stylings in a less intimidating form factor? This artful new single-cut design from Neil Ivison could be the easier ride you desire.

You don’t need a bass amplifier to get professional-quality recorded bass sounds. Here’s how you do it.

Guild jumbos are iconic instruments and this affordable version from the Westerly Collection combines classic looks with a solid spruce top and a Fishman pickup system.

Three of the screws snapped while the tuners were being installed on this brand new neck. Will it turn out to be a costly mistake or a simple fix?

Gibson fans have waited decades for the company to make vintage-accurate Les Pauls with no caveats, compromises or corners cut. Will their patience be rewarded by the new Murphy Lab models?

Buying vintage Gretsch guitars is not without risks. There’s non-originality and outright forgery to consider, as well as structural issues that can compromise looks and playability. After reading this guide, you’ll know a good one when you see it.

The Pretenders star joins forces with Fender to create a signature model based on her stage and studio favourite. Is it worth shelling out for, or should you keep your brass in your pocket?

Could this Custom Shop incarnation of the Heritage H-150 be the Kalamazoo brand’s finest solidbody to date?

The latest instalment of our guitar-recording column addresses a common problem for home recordists determined to use real amps.