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Paul Reed Smith guitars are unmistakable in appearance and feel. From classics models such as the PRS Custom 22, all the way to the metal beast Holcomb SE, PRS seems to have something amazing for just about...

In the past couple of years, Schecter has really stepped up their game and started offering really amazing guitars. With models such as the Banshee Elite and the KM-7 MK-II, we've been seeing some affordable...

ESP is a company known particularly for their high-end, metal-oriented guitars. With the stigma that metal guitars have to be black and pointy, and ESP does follow this stigma sometimes, it's a real treat to...

A relatively recent addition to the Ibanez lineup, the RGD2127Z is the king of the metal-centric RGD series. After owning this guitar for 3 years, I feel pretty safe in saying that I know this instrument...

In the late 70's Schecter started off by crafting replacement parts for bigger manufacturers such as Fender and Gibson. They did such a good job that they took off creating their very own models and here they...

Incredible. Guitar. Tone. Now let me guess, the first thing that came to mind was probably a $5,000 guitar, and $3,000 amp, about $7,000 in microphones and another $20,000 in preamps and analog gear, right?...

When PRS Guitars are mentioned, you might tend to think about their ultra-high-end, flagship instruments, such as this immaculate PRS Custom 24 Artist Package, or even their more affordable instruments, such...

Metal music is abundant with many presumptions and stereotypes, such as the use of extra pointy guitars. With monumental guitarists such as Jeff Loomis using gnarly shaped instruments, it's really not a...

The ESP E-II line of guitars are some of the highest quality MIJ guitars in existence. We've done reviews on them in the past, such as the flagship Horizon III model. Today, I thought we'd look at quite a...

When I first picked up the guitar, I was practicing maybe 3 hours a day and even more on the weekends (I had no life). I've been playing for almost 11 years now, and boy does it become difficult to motivate...