I may be dating myself a bit here, but the classic TS808 Tube Screamer was one of the first distortion pedals I ever owned (that and a vintage Big Muff,) and I'm really happy to see that Ibanez has É

While we're on the topic of historic archtop guitars... Gibson's L-5 CES, which was first released to the world in 1951, is to this day one of the premier jazz guitars on the market -- overshadowed É

Back in the 1930s, as American jazz bands were getting ever larger and louder, the inevitable finally came about -- as often happens with technical innovation, a number of guitar manufacturers almos É

What can I say? I've been coveting Fender's classically-cool Vibro-King Custom for as long as I've been playing the guitar... and that's longer than I'd like to admit. First off, I'm a true tube- É

According to their website, music123.com is currently carrying an exclusive limited-edition run of Epiphone's new G-400 Maestro Custom – basically a more wallet-friendly version of Gibson's É

It's no secret you can spend a helluva' lot of money on a Strat these days, but in my opinion one of the better deals going around in true American made Strats is Fender's no-nonsense, highly versa É

Last year Fender introduced their new Aerodyne Telecaster – a re-design of their classic workhorse, which was meant to push the Tele in a whole new direction. While it looks fairly standard at É

If you're a fan of that old-school '70s distortion tone you might be interested to note that music123.com has dropped the price on the super-retro-cool Electro-Harmonix Graphic Fuzz distortion pedal É