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ESP Guitars are expanding their offerings with a splash of color! The LTD 400 Series contains 6 of their workhorse-class instruments that perform professionally at a reasonable price. All the shapes you...

Do you know what's better than a guitar that looks beautiful? A guitar that you can't even see (terrible camouflage joke)! Today, we'll be reviewing the E-II M-II, a camo-finished guitar with a fantastic knack...

2016 was a really amazing year for Schecter. We got a ton of amazing models such as the KM-7 MK-II and the Banshee Elite 7, both of which made it onto our Top 5 Guitars of 2016 article! Now that it's 2017,...

Let’s face it, setting intonation on a floating bridge can become a headache really fast. Luckily, the wonderful people at Floyd Rose have designed a tremolo system that makes this way easier. It's called...

Last week, we posted an short guide to the different Original Floyd Rose models. So, we thought we’d touch on a related subject that often frightens guitarists who have had little or no experience with this....

Invented in 1977, the Floyd Rose is arguably the most popular tremolo system of all time. It became increasingly popular in the 1980s due to it’s ability to hold tuning even after extreme pitch changes. You...

The guitar industry is mostly dominated by a small group of classic body styles and electronic appointments. Sometimes, it can be difficult to find a guitar that offers more than the traditional components...