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Some two decades since they first appeared, Gibson’s Faded Series instruments are back in what-you-see-is-what-you-get style: no options, not a lot of finish, either. We find out what’s new with t

Gibson’s Mat Koehler has spent countless hours tracing the history of the company’s iconic electrics. We join him to learn more about the first 10 years of the Les Pauls history

We break down the most extraordinary offerings from PRS. From the iconic Custom 24 and top of the range signature guitars, to budget-friendly SE models, we have everything covered

Atlas Space Operations announced the award of a SBIR contract to develop a data analytics platform for the United States Space Force.

This high-quality vintage guitar bears hallmarks of Epiphones earlier life as a premier American guitar maker

Launched in 1960 promising “showmanship” and “striking beauty," the Hummingbird soon became one of the most-famous songbirds in the world of acoustic guitar

Taking cues from Fender and Gibson, Gretsch released its first solidbody in1953

[caption id="attachment_78757" align="alignnone" width="618"] George Fullerton (left) testing a Stratocaster in the Fender factory, sometime in the mid-to...

The least expensive model in the line, a custom color Firebird I is the rarest of all.

The word ‘rodeo’ is taken from the Spanish ‘rodeo’ pronounced ro-dee-oh. As many cowboys were Mexican or Mexican American, the Spanish words worked their way into the ranching lingo. Chaps, shortened from chaparreras; lasso, from the Spanish lazo; lariat, from la reata and several others. The fir