In the 1960s National had a guitar named Glenwood, that was roughly the shape of the USA, map shaped as they call it. Metropolitan debuted…
The Fender Jaguar is fairly similar to the Fender Jazzmaster, in that it’s got the offset waist, with a plethora of additional circuitry. The body…
The Fender Jazzmaster is a beautifully funky guitar. It kind of looks like a Fender Stratocaster that’s been hit on the side and lopped over…
The first Gibson Flying V was produced in 1958, the same year it’s brother was made, the Gibson Explorer. The guitars were designed by the…
Following on the Dimebag theme (see the ML series) The Dean Dimebag Series has the Dime Razorback, which has got to be one of the…
The Dean Cadillac is an interesting guitar. I get the feeling that Gene Simmons would enjoy this guitar if it had a big star on…
Dean does a very cool thing for their artist series. They make multiple guitars for the same artist. Slight little tweaks, or different painted graphics,…
Dean guitars have been around since 1976, so compared to some of the other boys like Gibson, Fender, or Washburn, they’re just pups. However, this…
The Washburn Stealth guitar has a very interesting history. It was started in 2000 by Washburn Guitars for Dimebag Darrell of Pantera, and Damageplan mainly,…
The Chicago based instrument manufacturer, Washburn, has been around since 1883. It’s original facility was steps from Maxwell Street, one of the city’s oldest residential…
