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Awhile back we took a look at the Ibanez Talman 1730AHM, Ibanez’s take on a vintage Strat-style guitar, which you can check out here. Today we’re going to look at the Ibanez Talman 1702AHM Prestige. This...

The Ibanez Sabre series of guitars were an anomaly of the 80's that was created for guitarists who craved a sleeker design than what most other manufacturers were putting out. They were unique, lightweight,...

Curious about our strings? We sent a few packs over to Fluff to see what he thinks! Check out the video to see his full review of String...

Schecter is a company that is often associated with metal guitars. While they do offer some really tasty guitars for metal, such as the KM-7 MK-II, the Schecter line-up is quite versatile, with a large variety...

Notable for their playability, quality, and comfort, Japanese Ibanez guitars have been a huge staple in rock music since the 1980's. We've reviewed plenty of these guitars, such as the...

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...

We've looked at some pretty brutal pickups in the past, such as the Black Winter, but today we take a look at something for only the most extreme players… the Seymour Duncan Invader pickup...

A few months back, we reviewed the Schecter Solo-II Standard and found it to be a great way to get an affordable Les Paul-Style guitar. However, the Solo-II Standard is a bit smaller than a standard Les Paul...

Introduced in the 1980's, the Ibanez 'Sabre' line was a unique option for guitarists looking for something a bit sleeker and lighter. The more recent 'S' series of guitars take some notes from the 'Sabre'...

Guitarists the world over, rejoice! Seymour Duncan has finally announced that Periphery guitarist, Mark Holcomb’s signature Alpha and Omega pickups are now available to the masses - in 6, 7, and 8 string...