Built inside a large metal box in Manchester, this one-pickup stunner has the green credentials to match its killer tones and long custom options list.
With lofty ambitions to blend the best of the past with the playability and style of more contemporary guitars, Iconic tips its cap to yesteryear while diving into the future.
Parting with your cash is such sweet sorrow when it brings this bold new solidbody to partner Eastman’s excellent thinline Romeo model – but can it be as good?
Cordoba has a fine pedigree for making nylon-string instruments, but the Stage sees the brand entering brave new territory with this electric/nylon crossover guitar.
Have Fender have pulled off a masterstroke by giving every Beatles fan a chance to own their own ‘Rocky’ Strat at a more affordable price point? Or should we say ‘Hello Goodbye’.
Fender’s added another twist to its acoustic / electric digital modelling guitar series: an offset with a spruce-free build. Could it win over the Acoustasonic sceptics?
With Cort’s continued collaboration with Manson Guitar Works, Matt Bellamy’s workhorse may find itself in more guitar players’ hands, albeit in a more affordable form, and now with an in-built Sustainiac pickup.
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.
