A Guide to the Fender Telecaster
Explore Fender Telecaster tone, history and model differences, from Squier and Player II to American Professional, Ultra, artist and Custom Shop Teles.
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Explore Fender Telecaster tone, history and model differences, from Squier and Player II to American Professional, Ultra, artist and Custom Shop Teles.
Epiphone Les Paul guitars are excellent values for beginners and skilled players alike. Get inspired by our picks of vintage and modern styled Les Pauls.
The Gibson ES-335 is one of the most versatile guitar platforms of all time. It’s equally effective giving flight to rock, blues, funk, pop, jazz, country, prog, R&B, punk and just about any style of music you can imagine.
There's never been a better time to buy a Les Paul. The following guide will help you zero in on the Gibson Les Paul that has your name on it—figuratively speaking, of course.
There's never been a better time to buy an SG. Let's find the best model for you.
The Stratocaster has maintained its place as Fender's top-selling electric guitar, and in this article we're going to take a look at some of the best models for your first (or your fifth) Strat.
Choose from the best beginner, advanced and high-tech nylon-string guitars for classical and flamenco players. We pick 16 top models for all styles.
Explore the complete Fender Stratocaster history—from its 1954 debut and pre-CBS era to modern American Professional models. Learn how the Strat shaped music history.
Learn how to choose the best acoustic guitar for your style: steel vs nylon, body sizes, tonewoods, solid vs laminate, acoustic-electric features, and try-before-you-buy tips.
If vintage Les Paul guitars are what you covet fiercely, Jack Hetherington is one of the industry’s most knowledgeable and trustworthy experts who can skillfully guide you through the process of buying one.
We’re excited to have Allen Abbassi, Fender Director of Product Management for electric guitars and basses, onboard to give you a deeper look at the nearly 80 models the company is bringing to the re-energized Player II series.
In this article, Jack Hetherington, Director of Used Gear, shares some more tips and techniques for taking the classic-guitar thrill ride, and he also lets you into the Guitar Center Hollywood “vintage lab” for his team’s evaluation of a ’60s Stratocaster.
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