Photo credit: Chad Ackers Instruments that have played countless songs—guitars with worn fretboards, harmonicas tarnished by breath and time, even the occasional accordion or banjo—wait for new ...

Thomson’s LTD MT-I guitar comes in a metallic obsidian finish with an MH-style body and an arched top and an inline reverse headstock. Some of its other features include a set-thru construction at ...

Could it be that this mid-'60s Jazz Bass is rare simply because people couldn't read Fender's small print? Well Strung Guitars owner David Davidson floats a theory and picks up the tale… ...

But I prefer the V-neck configuration, and that Tom Anderson guitar is really just perfect. Then I have an original prototype from Paul Reed Smith.

Featuring neck-through-body construction with alder body, maple neck and Indian ebony fingerboard, alongside one DiMarzio Super X2N Pickup and Sperzel Trim-Lock Tuners, the BC Rich Legacy Series Chuck ...

Ever since Chuck Berry hot-wired the "jump blues" sound in the 1950s, the electric guitar has been the soul of rock-and-roll. The plugged-in, amplified twang and squeal sounded like noise to ...

Smart learning with an app and LED fretboard Successfully funded on Indiegogo, the Poputar is revolutionizing the way prospective guitar players learn.

Oregon Corrections Enterprises surprised Peter Courtney on Friday with a custom Prison Blues electric guitar made from a 150-year-old maple.

It has a swamp ash body at 25.5” scale, with a roasted maple neck and maple fingerboard with stainless steel frets that include scalloping from #17-24.

Joe Bonamassa has weighed in on the eternal maple versus rosewood fretboard debate, saying he prefers Fender Stratocasters that are equipped with the former.