Gibson Epiphone G-400 SG Electric Guitar
Epiphone, owned by Gibson, made an affordable alternative to the highly sought after 1962 edition of the Gibson SG, which is known as one of rock-n-roll's mainstays since the electric guitar was first introduced. This guitar beautifully replicates the 1962 model of the Gibson SG in sound and appearance. Like its predecessor, this guitar has a lot of power, bite, unbelievable sound, and everlasting sustain. A deep, well-balanced, rich tone is versatile enough to handle many types of musics, but is best when used for hard rock or metal. No significant difference from an actual Gibson...only the price. It comes with all the essentials of the Gibson 1962 SG that have made it a legend in the guitar world. It is very comfortable and easy to play, so it is suitable for beginners. The guitar is extremely lightweight, and as the frets get lower, the neck gets thinner. This makes the fretboard very fast and very nice. The SG body style allows for easy access to the higher frets.
The Epiphone G-400 SG Electric Guitar offers many top-quality controls you find only on more expensive guitars. Features include solid mahogany SG style body, set mahogany neck, slim-tapered neck profile, rosewood fretboard, pearl trapezoid inlays, twin Alnico V humbucker pickups, chrome Tune-O-Matic bridge, and two volume and control knobs with a three way selector switch.
Favored by rock icons over the years, the Gibson SG ranks highly among classic guitars. The Epiphone simply makes the iconic guitar affordable. Playability, sound, and looks are almost exact to the Gibson SG model it was designed after, so if you are looking for a hard-rocking guitar on a budget, then the Epiphone G-400 SG Electric Guitar is a good choice for you.
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The Fender Classic Player Jaguar Special Electric Guitar revives Fender's famous Jaguar model with some new improvements. Great variety of sounds can be forged once controls have been mastered. Neither a Tele nor a Strat here. This guitar's sound is distinct and was designed with an intent to complement their sound. Features include alder body, maple neck with new neck pocket cut to provide better pitch, rosewood fingerboard, trem plate moved closer to bridge to increase sustain and break angle, Adjusto-Matic bridge with floating tremolo tailpiece, two new special design Jaguar single-coil pickups offer a fuller tone, two on/off slide switches (one for each pickup), and Fender/Ping vintage-style tuning machines.
Fantastic value. With such an affordable price, this guitar is perfect for beginners or children. The Ibanez GSA60 Electric Guitar gives you a lot of bang for your buck. It is a very powerful sounding guitar, can handle any type of music, has good action, and is very easy to play. Feels comfortable as well. Unbelievable sustain and tone. Variances in sound is incredible. Features include agathis body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, pearl dot inlays, 2 Powersound single-coil pickup at neck and mid positions, and 1 humbucker at the bridge.
"science project gone wrong." This science project began when Billy F. Gibbons fell in love with an original Bo Diddley himself gave to him. Combining Bo Diddley's 1959 original Jupiter Thunderbird futuristic design with Billy F. Gibbon's extra special modern ingredients, a guitar made specifically for gritty rock-n-roll was designed. Features include a heavily chambered mahogany futuristic-style body, one-piece mahogany neck, laminated maple top, TV Jones Power'Tron neck pickup, Power'Tron Plus bridge pickup, rosewood fretboard, aged fingerboard, headstock and body bindings, pinned Adjusto-Matic bridge, as well as Schaller straplocks.
When this guitar was first introduced in 1958, the President of Gibson, Ted McCarty, wanted to add a futuristic aspect to the company's image. Thus, the Flying V was born. The Gibson Flying V Electric Guitar is a bold and aggressive guitar with a very commanding presence. It successfully handles all types of music from blues to classic rock to metal. A chameleon of sorts, this guitar truly delivers. A slim-designed neck and body allow your fingers to really soar, and the pickups are spaced perfectly, howling unlike anything else. They are a deadly combination providing both unnatural sustain and power with enhanced lows, crisp highs, and crazy definition. The Gibson Flying V is very easy to play and can be comfortably played sitting down if it suits you. Sounds very exquisite and very wicked. There is a reason why legendary guitarists such as Jimi Hendrix, Lonnie Mack, and Michael Schenker have all surrendered to Flying V's appeal.
The iconic Fender tone available in a left-handed beauty. The American Standard Stratocaster serves as the foundation from which all Strat models were born. The Fender American Standard Left Handed Stratocaster is a comfortable, good-looking, and great sounding electric guitar. Features include fast action maple neck, maple or rosewood fingerboard with hand-rolled fingerboard edges, comfort contoured alder body, 3 American Strat single-coil pickups, left-handed 2-point synchronized tremolo with new American standard bent steel saddles, and staggered tuning machines. Each pickup configuration has its own unique and rich sound. All together these features make for extreme playability, tone, and sustain. It really plays like a dream.
Playing live? Then this bass will rip any other to shreds. The Fender Getty Lee Jazz Bass was designed after the guitar Geddy Lee has forever used on stage and in the recording studio. His unbelievable style of playing has always put a huge bottom on Rush's music. With such a great sound, the Fender Getty Lee Jazz Bass is sure to please. It has a very articulate tone, which is focused in the low to mid mid-ranges. This bass is very versatile, allowing for a variety of unique tones and various types of music to be played. Really great rock bass though. Deep, crisp, and punchy sound with a very fast neck. Action is a matter of taste, so you will need to be the judge on that one. Pickups are very low output, so the amp can do all the work. Features include alder body, one-piece slim profile maple neck, maple fingerboard, black fingerboard binding with black rectangular-shaped position markers, 2 vintage jazz bass single-coil pickups, and a Leo Quan Badass II bridge.
