Guitars news

French luthier Vigier will introduce at NAMM 2015 a new ZeroFret-S system that will make guitarists’ life easier.

The new Hotone Audio pedal that will be unveiled this week at NAMM 2015 allows you to choose between 300 effects via Bluetooth.

Electro-Harmonix unveils the Super Pulsar, a stereo tap tremolo pedal for guitar that will be showcased at NAMM 2015.

DOD partnered with Black Art Toneworks to design the Boneshaker distortion pedal for guitar, bass and baritones.

The Ibanez team introduces a new signature guitar that includes the latest requests from guitar hero Joe Satriani. 


Earthquaker Devices will attend NAMM 2015 next week where they will introduce four new effect stompboxes.

ESP will showcase on its booth at NAMM 2015 the new ST-2QM and Arrow guitars which will be available under the more affordable E-II brand.

Palmer introduces two new switcher pedals, the one is universal and the second is dedicated to effect loops.

Along with its new amps, Randall will introduce at NAMM 2015 two effect peals, namely RRED and BLOQ.

You’ll find next week at the Randall’s booth at NAMM 2015 a new 50W version of the Thrasher metal amp head.

Randall will introduce at NAMM 2015 a new metal machine, the EOD 88 amp head for shredding guitarists.

Two Notes will showcase next week at NAMM 2015 the third version of its free software editor for its Torpedo cab simulators.

The Tombstone brand is known for its instrument cases, but ESP will also design acoustic-electric guitars under the same name.

D’Addario/Planet Waves will introduce at NAMM 2015 two new capos that will allow you to tune your guitar differently in no time.

Electro-Harmonix will showcase next week at NAMM all its new products, including the Deluxe Electric Mistress XO flanger.

If you’re interested in the new Source Audio Neuro effect system, the brand gives you the ability to add your own effect pedals.

Kemper will introduce at NAMM 2015 next week a foot controller for its Profiler amps, with extended features and control capacities.

If an anonymous owner from Texas hadn’t contacted Gibson in 2008, his 1959 Les Paul Gabby, with unique Burst finish, would have remained unknown.

AweSome Guitars is known for their multi-switch system for altering the sound of your guitars and basses, but they also build full-featured guitars.