Guitars

The 2 pickups of the Blueshawk are mono-coil Blues 90. The Vari-Tone control, planned to cancel the typical hum of the single-coil, is much effective, so this guitar is incredibly quiet.

The automatic tuning is not a fable. It works. The Gibson Robot Guitar is a miracle! Now you can change chords and scales to the flight!

The first time i picked up an American Standard HSS because many guitarists owned this guitar and now I understand why! This Stratocaster sounds. And sounds strong.

I can't imagine someone dissatisfied with this Gibson guitar. Les Paul Deluxe is a value instrument. It sounds clean and strong, with incredible pickups.

The original pickups are excellent, but i would replace them with a set of Gold Lace Sensors, to improve clarity and definition, and to get a noiseless sound too. This guitar comes with new bent steel Fender saddles.

If you are looking for an innovative electric guitar the Gibson Dusk Tiger is the guitar for you. This instrument can be controlled via Software and is equipped with a beautiful parametric equalization.

The neck, on this American Vintage '62, is probably my favorite neck. It works well for chords. The Vintage pickups, 3 American Vintage 62, single-coil, work well.

The Wolfgang body is entirely in Basswood, with Schaller mechanics and Peavey bridge (Floyd Rose type). The Tone is warm, much pleasant.

If you want more flexibility, together with the guitar Fender sells also a kit for a 5-position switch. The one piece fretboard of this instrument is really much valid.

For a beginner the FA-125S can be really an excellent choice. With a low price this Fender instrument includes a box with many useful things for the guitarist and the top is in solid Spruce.

The GS5 is, obviously, an excellent instrument. The Mahogany, for back and sides and the neck, and the Western Red Cedar for the top, produce a beautiful sound, warm and full. Really delightful.

The body measures of the GA6: 16 inches for the width, 4 5/8 for the depth and 20 inches for the length. The overall length of this Taylor instrument is of 41". The case, Taylor Deluxe Hardshall, is included in the price.

The GA5 is a great Taylor guitar. The Grand Auditorium body, the red Cedar for the top, the Tropical American Mahogany, the Ebony for fretboard and bridge produce a quality sound and an excellent playability.

The action and the finishing of this PRS are perfect. We know well the Paul Reed Smith guitars quality. The production of this guitar was discontinued, and this is a mistery. Excellent pickups, clean and bright.

The box of the FA-130 includes all the necessary to play: a 10 Watts amp, an instructional DVD, a gig bag, a strap and strings. The preamp is a Fishman Ion T with built-In tuner and two controls.

An excellent acoustic guitar. Only quality materials and a marvellous sound, perfectly balanced and much definite. The Grand Auditorium Series is famous and the GA4 doesn't disappoint.

Considering the low price, this Fender T-Bucket 400CE is a good acoustic guitar, but with a laminated body and a cheap version of the Fishman pre-amp the sound turns out rather artificial.

The Taylor guitars are great quality guitars. So much that they are in tune from the beginning, when you take them out of the box. The fretboard connection to the body is in 1 piece. This guitar comes with an excellent Fishman pickup.

The Taylor 810 is a 6-string Dreadnought with only the best woods, like is normal for Taylor. Top is in solid v Spruce, while back and sides are in Indian Rosewood.

For its 125th anniversary Ramirez produced two guitars. The 125th AM, of the Studio series, is the most economic model. An excellent classical guitar, with the typical Spanish sound.

The Indian Rosewood produces a very definite Tone. The Ramirez R2 sound is, therefore, more powerful than the R1 and much brilliant. The laminated back limits basses volume, but the sound turns out rich and natural.

Solid spruce top. Avaliable in yellow and orange colors. This is a really popular Flamenco guitar. Excellent woods and an hand-made manufacturing at the price of 930 Euros.

The Studio Series provides some instruments designed for the study of the classical guitar. The 125 is the most important model of this Series. Top is in solid wood, Cedar or Spruce. Neck in Mahogany and fretboard in Rosewood.

Solid Cedar or Spruce Top. Ebony fingerboard. The width of the body on the 12 fret is 95 mm.

The sound is potent, deep, rich in harmonics. Cedar top or, according to choice, German Spruce. A large variety of quality woods to customize the instrument.

The Manuel Raimundo 138, like the 136, is a good classical guitar at an excellent price. The main difference of this instrument, compared with the 136, is the body wood. Solid Walnut for the 138.

The sound produced from the Ramirez 1E is wonderful. Tone is typically Spanish and the tonal base is truly rich. The full and definite Basses, the sweet mids and the overall tone doesn't disappoint.

The scale is 650mm. neck is in Mahogany. Back and sides are in dyed Mahogany. Bridge is in Rosewood with 2 white strips.

The 123 and the 118 are the same guitar. The only important difference are some decorative details. This classical guitar sounds well, if we consider the low price, with a great volume and a good overall tone. The solid top can be Cedar or Spruce.