Solid Body Electric Guitars news

2013 is The Year of Les Paul at Gibson, and the brand honors the man with a limited edition Les Paul Tribute guitar.

MusicMan adds to its 2013 catalog a new electric guitar named Armada, available in seven two-colored finishes.

Epiphone and Trivium guitar player, Matt Heafy, introduce the Limited Edition Les Paul Custom Signature, with two 6 and 7 string versions.

Wild Customs introduces the Premium version of The Vulture electric guitar in a unique white finish.

Kiss guitar player Paul Stanley signs a new Washburn PS10 Starfire guitar based on the PS12 model.

The Guild Custom Shop reintroduces electric guitars in 2013 with the American Patriarch Series.

Gibson USA announces the availability of the M-4 Sherman Jason Hook custom Explorer, limited to 400 guitars worldwide.

The Custom Custom Shop introduces a 1959 Les Paul Standard Joe Perry Signature guitar, a limited run available in 3 versions.

The french luthier Vigier exhibits at NAMM 2013 four new electric guitars, including a double neck and a limited edition.

The Line 6 James Tyler Variax line extends this year with the new JTV-89F guitar introduced at NAMM until sunday.

Foo Fighter guitar player Pat Smear signs at Hagstrom a new SG-style electric guitar built on the artist's own specifications.

Reverend Guitars shows at NAMM 2013 a new electric guitar called the Bayonet equiped with Railhammer pickups.

The Gibson Custom Shop add to their Collector's Choice Series the 1960 Les Paul Shanks, the seventh recreation of a classic Gibson guitar.

Paul Reed Smith reintroduces in his 2013 catalog the classic Custom 22 electric guitar, with some new features.

Paul Reed Smith reintroduces in the SE electric guitar line the Soapbar sound with the new SE 245 Soapbar.

Perri Ink adds to his custom guitar catalogue the Show & Tell and the L'Amante.

The Fender Custom Shop pays tribute to the Deep Purple guitar player with the Ritchie Blackmore Tribute Statocaster guitar.

Paul Reed Smith unveils his new instruments for 2013, and in particular his own guitar simply named Paul's Guitar.