Electric Guitars

The Hagstrom Swede Special Edition 2X H90-S Electric Guitar produces vintage double coil-like power with added bite and precision. It features some remarkable advances in guitar making. Resinator Wood is a natural wood composite material that is homogeneous in nature and is more stable than any standard wood product. It is the perfect fingerboard material in that it eliminates wolf notes or hot spots. It has an articulate sound simular to high-quality ebony, but without any of the problems associated with ebony. It provides anstable and clear tone, and also adds higher overtones and harmonics, which uniquely details each note played. Like the H‐Expander trussrod, Resinator wood also plays a major part in producing the special "Hagstrom tone".Hagstrom P-90sThe most common issue with P-90 pickups is that players love the tone, but often think that they are too weak. Hagstrom fixed that by equipping this lovely axe with specially developed P-90-S Pickups (the "S" stands for "Spiced"). Read more

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The Ibanez Mikro 3/4 scale electric guitar is perfect for last minute rehearsals, running scales while waiting for downloads, young rockers just joining the fray or anyone who just wants a smaller neck and body. Not to be confused with other small guitars, the Ibanez Mikro is no toy. Mikro features the same construction, high quality and careful set-up of the Ibanez full size GRX and GRG models. Mikro's 22" inch scale length (standard guitars feature a neck scale from 24 3.4" to 25 1/2") makes it the right choice for beginner players or pros practicing on the tour bus. Read more

Epiphone's number one selling model, the Les Paul Special-II E1, is a great way for beginners to get started on guitar while getting the feel and tone of a Les Paul. Read more

Styled in a black steel finish, the Yamaha Revstar RS320 is a solid-body electric guitar sporting a double-cutaway design with a small pickguard and a body constructed from nato wood. A 22-fret rosewood fingerboard sits atop the nato neck, and the strings are held in place by a tune-o-matic bridge and stop tailpiece. The body features a hidden forearm contour, a deep belly cut and a neck joint, which allows for easier upper-fret access.

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Fender Squier Vintage Modified Series Mustang Electric Guitar with Rosewood Fingerboard - Duncan Designed SC-101 Single Coil Pickups - Neck and Bridge - Vintage White Finish Squier welcomes its first-ever Mustang guitar to the family in the sleekly diminutive form of the Vintage Modified Mustang. With its distinctive 24" scale, dual pickup switches and floating bridge with dynamic vibrato tailpiece, it’s a classic modded with present-day touches including full-sounding Duncan Designed pickups and a 9.5" fingerboard radius. Read more

With a fat, thick sound all its own and sleek, elegant style, the Player Jazzmaster stands out under the spotlight. It’s an inspiring instrument with a flexible, authentic Fender tone—a voice that works with any kind of music. The Jazzmaster keeps turning up in the hands of musical visionaries and rebels; it’s the ideal foundation for your sound. Rugged, raw and powerful, this guitar is ready to throw down. Read more

The style, feel, and sound of the RS720B is unmistakably classic, however, no detail has been left to blind tradition. From totally unique pickups voiced to match the Bigsby vibrato, to re-imagined inlays from a vintage Yamaha guitar and the beautiful hand-cut finish, it’s destined to become an instant classic.

• 3-Piece Mahogany Neck
• Maple and Mahogany Body, Flamed Maple Laminated (Maple and Mahogany Body for SPB color)
• Hand Brushed Satin (Steel wool) Finish
• Humbucking Pickups/Alnico V
• Push-Pull "Dry Switch"
• Bigsby B50

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Packed with a baker’s dozen of innovations, the American Elite Telecaster is the original solidbody electric guitar reimagined for modern players who want bleeding-edge performance with timeless visual style. The future of workhorse guitar design, this Tele® guitar’s stunning style, easy playing feel and flexible sound that meets any musical need, was made to tear it up on stage or in the studio. Read more

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