Dean VX Classic Black Review

Dean guitars is loaded with decades of heavy metal credentials. The guitars this brand makes has radical body shapes superimposed by long necks, then complimented with different designs of headstocks, finishes and prints for their artist series. Pick-ups configuration as well varies on every guitar to achieve the prefered sound guitarist would need on the way they play. Dean VX

Ibanez GIO GRX70QA Review

Guitars made by Ibanez goes way back and has a very interesting history to know. It really all started out in the lawsuit guitar era of the 60’s were this Japanese brand together with others is being sued by big name guitar makers like Gibson, Fender, Martin and Rickenbacker for making almost exact copies of their guitars. After settlement by

Squier Fender Affinity Series Stratocaster HSS Review

The Squier brand has stayed the same over the years on delivering less expensive guitars of Fender. Paving the way for beginners on a small budget to learn the guitar affordably, and for experience players to have a guitar that they can actually use for gigs or as a good back-up guitar for their Fender Strat without having to dig

Sterling by Music Man SUB Silo3 Review

Every major guitar brands today has an entry level guitar to offer. These guitars are categorized appropriately as decent sounding and playable. They are great for beginners who just wanna spend a few bucks for a guitar, small amp and basic accessories to get them started in learning chords, develop lead skills, and soon progress in covering songs they like.

Gretsch Electromatic Jet Club Review

Although Gretsch started making instruments earlier than Fender and Gibson, its popularity slowed down due to various reasons, but never lost relevance and now have made a comeback when it partnered with FMIC (Fender Musical Instrument Corporation) in 2002, giving Fender most of the control over marketing, sales, and distribution of guitars, while the brand name is still owned by

ESP LTD M-100FM Review

Guitars has influence music in many ways, and has continually evolve through the years. On the early stages of rock n’ roll, Gretsch hallow body guitars was the preferred guitar aesthetically, and on how the way it sound, notable in the 1950’s to 70’s. Then it lost favor when the Strat, Tele, Les Paul and SG model, solid body guitars

Squier Vintage Modified 70s Stratocaster Review

Old guitars as we all know are pillars and timeless as rock n’ roll! What better way to commemorate these gems of the past as what Fender did to their models, is to recreate these guitars exactly the same as much as possible like the original models to be played by a whole new set of audience. Squier by Fender