Electric Guitars

With the 1980s very much in vogue, Kramer’s new Custom Graphics series is a flamboyant reminder of what the brand stands for.

With features and finishes optimised for modern players, Fender’s Player Plus Series sets its sights on the social media battleground.

Jackson’s partnership with a progressive metal hero yields another Juggernaut – and this one promises to remain in tune come rain or shine.

Gibson’s Slash Collection debuted in 2020 and now 2021 sees the Guns N’ Roses guitarist unleash affordable Epiphone versions on the guitar-buying public.

The Casino has been on more hit records than any other Epiphone design. Will this new USA model keep it at the top of the charts for decades to come?

Gene Baker forges ahead with a modern design that’s much more than a shred guitar.

Here’s your ticket back to the 1980s in a Neon Pink time machine.

This latest entry in Gretsch’s boundary-stretching Streamliner series is slimmed down in build but beefed up in sound… a recipe for hollowbody heaven?

It may only take three hours to drive from Memphis to Nashville but for Gibson, moving the production of its ES models 200 miles across Tennessee wasn’t an easy task. Let’s find out how the firm’s latest semis stack up.

Offset-inspired guitars with foil pickups may be the plat du jour, but this UK-made electric offers tones with a difference and superlative build.