Reverend Sensei RT

Looking for a guitar that’s affordable and versatile?  The Reverend Guitars Sensei RT may be just what you want.  It’s a sweet little guitar that can handle blues, rock, and country.  It delivers everything from twang to warm tones to an aggressive chime.  The Sensei RT does share some features with the other Sensei models Reverend offers, but it has one thing that makes it unique: two RevTron... [Read more]

Danelectro 50th Anniversary 1959 DC Reissue Original Factory Spec Electric Guitar

Danelectro’s 59-DC guitar has gone through several different incarnations, each a bit different from the others.  The 50th Anniversary 1959 DC Reissue Original Factory Spec Electric Guitar rolls back all those changes and additions.  Danelectro actually made four different anniversary editions, including this six-string electric guitar. This original Dano 59-DC is set up exactly like it was 50... [Read more]

Fender Custom Shop ’67 Telecaster NOS Electric Guitar

The Fender Custom Shop is known for producing some amazing guitars that recreate those great instruments of the past, and the ’67 Telecaster NOS Electric Guitar is no exception. It’s got all the charm and vibe of a mid to late 1960s telecaster.  The Custom Shop recreates these instruments using the exact same techniques and tools that the originals were made from, and they make certain each one... [Read more]

Nash Guitars TC-63

Nash Guitars TC-63 is one of their classic T-style guitars that upholds the Nash dedication to excellence.  Bill Nash has once again taken high quality components made in the US and created a guitar that looks like it’s vintage while actually featuring some of the best modern hardware.  The TC-63 puts out some really nice clean tones and can drive an amp like nothing. The TC-63 features an ash... [Read more]

Reverend Guitars Manta Ray 390 Limited Edition

The Manta Ray 390 Limited Edition 2011 is similar to Reverend’s other Manta Ray models, but it has several features that aren’t standard.  Reverend did a limited run of this instrument in 2011, and once they’re gone, they’re gone.  This guitar has a lot of acoustic richness to it, with the sweet and complex overtones that only a semi-hollow can provide.  This versatile instrument is perfect... [Read more]

Eastwood Guitars Airline ’59 Coronado

The ’59 Coronado is another great entry in the Eastwood Guitars Airline selection of instruments.  The ’59 Coronado is a tribute to the Supro Coronado that was originally made by Res-O-Glas.  Newer artists like Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys use the Supro Coronado for it's classic tone. But back to the '59 Coronado...this guitar sounds and plays amazing, and looks super cool too.  It’s got... [Read more]

Suhr Custom Archtop

The Suhr Custom standard guitar is one of the best Suhr has produced (there’s a reason it’s their standard—it sets the bar as far as they determine quality).  However, there are many players out there who want to really get more of a jazzy vibe, and the Suhr Standard isn't quite the best for the job.  To handle that need, Suhr has created the Suhr Custom Archtop.  It provides the great playability... [Read more]

Reverend Sensei HB-FM

The Sensei HB-FM by Reverend Guitars sounds like a classic flametop, but it’s much thinner and lighter.  You get all those smooth sounds you’d expect from a flametop with a more focused midrange and a clearer treble response.  The Sensei HB-FM is a very versatile instrument, but thanks to its thin body, it’s much lighter than many comparable guitars.  The guitar has a body made from solid... [Read more]

Grosh Guitars ElectraJet VT

The Grosh ElectraJet model has several different variants, including the ElectraJet VT.  This modern classic guitar takes the original ElectraJet model and tweaks it just a bit, giving it a thicker sound and giving it a telecaster type configuration.  This gives it a lot of fat and thickness, but it can still chime and twang like an ElectraJet.  The biggest change that creates this tone is the change... [Read more]

Eastwood Guitars ’59 Town and Country DLX

The Airline line of guitars was created by VALCO back in 1958, and they produced these instruments up through 1968.  They were sold exclusively through Montgomery Ward.  While the run was limited, these instruments were very popular, and a number of famous guitarists still play them today.  While finding an original Airline Town and Country can be difficult, Eastwood Guitars’ reissue is a great... [Read more]

Nash Guitars T-63

The Nash T-63 is one of their model T guitars that is done in a retro style.  The T-63 features aging to make it look like it’s been around for years. It has an amazing tone and will stand up to just about any abuse you throw at it.  If you’re looking for a guitar that seems to have come directly from the 60s but don’t want to pay the high prices vintage guitars often seem to have, you’ll... [Read more]

Gretsch Guitars Chet Atkins Tennessee Rose

The Chet Atkins Tennessee Rose is a part of the Gretsch Guitars Professional Collection.  These guitars are designed in cooperation with musicians who know all the ins and outs of great instruments.  The Tennessee Rose is actually based on the Tennessean, a guitar that was made in 1958.  In addition to being part of the Professional Collection, the Tennessee Rose is one of the Gretsch 75th Anniversary... [Read more]

K-Line Guitars Springfield

The Springfield by K-Line Guitars is a double-cutaway guitar that is designed to work great for rock, country, and blues.  It’s a great electric guitar that many others are judged by.  It was done in a double-cutaway before that design caught on, and as one of the first, it’s now seen as a classic guitar that many electric players love.  It was designed by master builder Chris Kroenlein, who... [Read more]

Suhr Guitars S3 and S4

The Suhr Guitars Pro series contains a number of different models, and while each of these is somewhat related, each also has its own unique features.  The S3 and S4 models are a pair of Suhr’s that are nearly identical, but again, each has something of its own to offer, and the two sound slightly different.  If you’ve heard a S1 or S5, don’t think you’ve heard one of these two guitars. ... [Read more]

Rock N’ Roll Relic ‘Thunders’ Jr Tv Model

The Thunders model by Rock N' Roll Relics is a simple straight forward guitar based on the classic design of a Jr, but Rock N' Roll Relics put their own spin to it which makes the Thunders a great all around guitar. The body and neck are African mahogany (two pieces) with a 50's style baseball bat neck profile. 12" neck radius with 22 medium jumbo Jescar 45/100 fret wire with 2-way truss rod and 1-11/16"... [Read more]