As the beloved Aussie soap bids farewell after nearly four decades on air, Dr Karl Kennedy himself, Alan Fletcher, answers our pressing questions about his love of guitar, his nightmare gigs, and why he’s always got time to practice.
With a reputation built on guitars that are ready to rock, does this sparkly semi-acoustic T-style represent a brave new world for the British guitar brand? Well, not quite.
The English guitar player on dealing with imposter syndrome, working with Finneas, meeting a star-crossed Jaguar in Nashville, and why he’s writing a record that will hopefully encourage his guitar-playing fans to come out from behind their girlfriends.
The newly minted chief guitar designer, president and CEO on why Taylor wants to do things differently but keep guitar-making at its core, the unique challenges of the company’s new 700 Series Koa instruments, and whether the brand could ever be tempted back into the electric market.
The Chinese company has made a name for itself producing high-quality takes on classic designs, but now it's aiming to carve out its own niche with a unique solidbody platform that’s already touring the world.
The former Botch and Minus The Bear guitarist on the long journey to creating his first solo album, how MTB’s final album almost never got completed, and his one big problem with the DL-4 Mk 2.
The one-time Rivermaya and Triaxis guitarist is better known outside his native Philippines as a popular guitar YouTuber, here he shares his essential gear, crucial musical advice and his secret love of BLACKPINK.
EHX somehow squeezes its popular Pulsar wobble-box into an even smaller form factor, while adding useful functionality? Next they’ll be telling us it turns water into wine as well.
It’s easy to forget how important the Squier brand is in the history of guitar making. Before Fender revived the discontinued string-making marque back...
