Electric Guitars news

Parker Guitars introduces several new products including a Pro version of its P44.

AXL introduces two new electric guitars.

Axl Guitars introduces new finishes for its Badwater Series guitars and basses.

Finnish guitar manufacturer Ruokangas Guitars presents the Hellcat, which they define themselves as "a modern soloist style electric guitar".

XOX Audio Tools announces a new version of the Handle, its revolutionary carbon fiber guitar.

Trev Wilkinson's company Fret King introduces the Blue Label Eclat 2, a rendition of one of rock guitars' greatest classics.

MusikMesse '08 marks the European launch of Fret-King®, the guitar and bass brand elaborated by guitar Guru Trev Wilkinson - the very man behind the Wilkinson tremolo.

Hohner introduces the Black Prince, a new guitar produced in collaboration with Staufer Guitars' Andre Waldenmaier.

2008 marks the 50th anniversary of British rock n' roll legends, The Shadows; as a tribute, Burns introduces the Apache Special.

Guitar and drums manufacturer Gretsch turns 125 this year and introduces new models, including this "G. Love Corvette".

Manne presents a very limited edition of only three pieces (two guitars and one bass), a series whose originality comes from the fact that they were all built from a single genuine malt whisky cask!

The Musikmesse is the perfect opportunity for many German manufacturers to build or increase their international reputation. Zerberus Guitars did not miss the opportunity and presents the Hydra II, a…

The Liquid Metal Guitar Company (LMG) released its latest model of unique metal bodied guitars by shipping an 18 K gold guitar, GGG #001.

Fender® is offering a 100 piece custom limited edition Stratocaster® based on the Ford Shelby.

Schecter Guitar Research has expanded their Damien Collection with the debut of the new Damien B2 and B2-FR at Winter NAMM.

Vox introduces Virage SC and Virage DC, a single and double cutaway with original ergonomic carved body shapes.

Vigier Guitars has redesigned the Arpege Bass.

The Godin 5th Avenue brings you back to a time when the archtop acoustic guitar reigned supreme.