Decked out with a gorgeous purple quilted maple top, a caramelised maple neck and gold-plated hardware, the EVH Wolfgang® Special QM electric guitar doesn't just have the looks, but the specs. This connoisseur-grade guitar feels like meeting up with a long-lost friend and plays perfectly right out of the box. The trusty basswood body has been coated in high-gloss urethane lacquer and comes loaded with Direct Mount EVH® Wolfgang® Humbucking pickups as well as a D-Tuna system so you can swiftly switch between regular tunings and drop tunings. In other words, what's not to love? EVH® Bourns® Volume and Tone Pots To counter the loss of high frequencies when reining in the volume, EVH have equipped the Wolfgang® Special with an EVH® Bourns® low-friction volume pot, which at the same time guarantees smooth volume swells and accurate tweaks. The tone control, meanwhile, is an EVH® Bourns® high-friction pot that, thanks to its 250K resistance, is hard to accidentally knock out of position with your little finger. In terms of playing comfort, you're looking at a 12 to 16-inch compound fretboard radius for effortless solos and rhythm work alike, while the EVH®-Branded Floyd Rose® Locking Tremolo is there to support divebombs and other high jinks.

Big, heavy hitting tone reinforced by slick playability, the EVH Wolfgang® Standard WG six-string keeps the sound expensive and the price tag affordable. The vintage three-colour sunburst finish wraps up an ultra-modern build of a lightweight basswood body and baked maple neck and fretboard. The roasted treatment of the neck doesn't just boost elegance, but removes moisture from the wood, increasing the density and raising both the stability and resonance through the roof. Tight & Defined Warmth The WG Standard is home to two direct-mounted Wolfgang humbuckers: a pair of metal and rock focussed double-coils that spit immediately tight definition as well as full, high-gain output. Both pickups feature a 'mid-forward' design, meaning that they wield powerful, mix-puncturing tone thanks to masses of mid-range presence and have been teamed up with a treble bleed circuit, so that same level of bite is maintained even when the volume pot is rolled back. Meanwhile, the EVH branded Floyd Rose bridge guarantees solid tuning - even despite all that extreme dive bombing - and the compound fretboard radius has an especially light, controlled, and above all, comfortable feel all the way up the neck. Topped off by a Floyd Rose R2 locking nut, this refined stage beast comes fully kitted out for shredding guitarists.

A proper no-nonsense gigging tool, the Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two comes equipped with a pair of broad-range P90 pups, polishing off an affordable single-cut with a hefty voice. Part of the esteemed Electromatic Series, this model retains all of the classic features of a Jet, so the mahogany body has been chambered to keep the weight down; the arched maple top has been given a refined, stage-ready paint-job; and the back, sides and neck have been coated in transparent lacquer so the natural wood grain is left on full display for a traditional finish.The Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet TwoThe Thin-U profile of the set-in mahogany neck couples with the familiar feel of the 12 inch fretboard radius to result in snug and controlled playability, and to boost both comfort and stability, the Electromatic Jet Two comes mounted with a single-piece Adjustable Wrap-Around bridge. The warm and woody foundation sound of the maple and mahogany build backs up the balanced and wide-ranging output of the two P-90E Single-Coil pickups that, via the familiar set of controls, can be steered through bright cleans and defined yet tasty, biting distortions with minimum effort.

A proper no-nonsense gigging tool, the Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet Two comes equipped with a pair of broad-range P90 pups, polishing off an affordable single-cut with a hefty voice. Part of the esteemed Electromatic Series, this model retains all of the classic features of a Jet, so the mahogany body has been chambered to keep the weight down; the arched maple top has been given a refined, stage-ready paint-job; and the back, sides and neck have been coated in transparent lacquer so the natural wood grain is left on full display for a traditional finish.The Gretsch G5210-P90 Electromatic Jet TwoThe Thin-U profile of the set-in mahogany neck couples with the familiar feel of the 12 inch fretboard radius to result in snug and controlled playability, and to boost both comfort and stability, the Electromatic Jet Two comes mounted with a single-piece Adjustable Wrap-Around bridge. The warm and woody foundation sound of the maple and mahogany build backs up the balanced and wide-ranging output of the two P-90E Single-Coil pickups that, via the familiar set of controls, can be steered through bright cleans and defined yet tasty, biting distortions with minimum effort.

Gretsch have revisited the sixties to bring back one of their rarest models ever made. The Rally II packs that same vintage vibe but naturally also comes with several 21st century upgrades for enhanced reliability, sound and stability. This classic thinline hollowbody guitar features a double cutaway body made of laminated maple and reinforced with a mahogany centre-block, all of which has been secured to a set-in nato neck finished with a Thin U profile, a 12-inch fretboard radius and twenty-two medium jumbo frets.The G2604T: Traditional Tonal Sparkle Backed Up By Increased OutputThanks to the way it's built, this Streamliner Rally II Center Block shapes a tight-and-bright foundation sound full of lightly sugar-coated trebles. At the same time, this archtop guitar counters unwanted feedback while it's plugged in and the two mounted Super Hilo'Tron humbuckers come to life to spit sparkling, high-output sound. Also, the G2604T comes decked out in a period-correct coat of paint and polished off with a stable Anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge complete with a Bigsby B70 vibrato tailpiece.

The Yamaha Pacifica 112J II promises any ambitious beginner a running start. This electric guitar boasts an extremely solid build given its cost and has a flexible load-out in terms of electronics. In fact, the humbucker bridge pickup teams up with two single-coils to cover both vintage sounds and the bigger, richer sounds needed to back up loader playing styles. This is the left-handed edition.The Pacifica 112J II: Excellent PlayabilitySince the right wood goes a long way when building a great guitar, Yamaha haven't skimped but have opted for a comfortable alder body combined with a bolt-on maple neck and a dark walnut fretboard. The result is a rich and tight foundation sound and a balanced mix of trebles, mids and basses. The neck also features a slim profile so will feel snug in the hands of most fresh-faced players, and this guitar even comes polished off with a vintage-style tremolo bridge for adding sweet and subtle vibratos. Meanwhile, six trusty machine heads keep the tuning from being thrown out of whack.Versatile HSS Pickup ConfigurationThe Pacifica 112J II has an HSS pickup configuration which means it's equipped with a humbucker in the bridge position, a single-coil pickup in the middle position and another single-coil in the neck position. Here, the humbucker shapes the thick and solid sound needed for styles like blues and rock, while the single-coils tighten things up a bit and provide the more subtle tone for styles that demand a clearer sound. As such, this ST-style Yamaha electric guitar supports a wide range of playing techniques and guitarists alike. Tweak the volume pot, the tone control and the five-way pickup switch and start shaping your signature sound.

Before he even hit adulthood, Brandon 'Taz' Niederauer had already built up quite a resume and worked with big names like Lady Gaga, Stevie Nicks and Buddy Guy. Here, you're looking at the Premier edition of the wonderkid's original D'Angelico Atlantic signature electric guitar. This extra-deluxe single-cut model features a basswood body to guarantee full mids and supports anything from soulful cleans to bluesy leads.The Premier Brandon Niederauer Atlantic: Duncan-Designed HumbuckersBoasting a stable set-thru construction, the maple neck adds a light bite to the sound and comes topped with a dark ovangkol fretboard for a touch of style and sonic subtlety, while the C-profile of the neck combines with a 14-inch fretboard radius and twenty-two medium frets to keep the playing feel nice-and-light. In terms of electronics, D'Angelico have finished the Premier Brandon Niederauer Atlantic with a pair of Duncan Designed humbuckers, four control pots and a 3-way pickup switch, giving you ample choice when it comes to dialling in your preferred tone.

Part of the D'Angelico Excel Series, the Gramercy features the tight playability and big sound of a grand auditorium body and all-solid build. For the most part, the Sitka spruce soundboard lays down warm and woody tone which is then filled out by the mahogany back and sides and injected with some light definition by the ebony fretboard. The resulting acoustic sound pulls back on the bass when compared to a larger-bodied dreadnoughts, enhancing note clarity and supporting finger-picking techniques as well as chord work.The D'Angelico Excel Gramercy: Easy Does itKeeping things simple, the Gramercy comes with a piezo pickup fitted beneath the bone saddle and a Fishman Sonitone preamp complete with a set of controls that have been discretely tucked away just inside the soundhole. Seamlessly adjust the volume and tone and enjoy immediately transparent and faithful amplification, while smooth and snug playability is assured by the C-profile carve of the neck, a set of twenty medium frets, a flat 16 inch fretboard radius and a deep cutaway.

The new kid in the Deluxe Series line-up, the sublime D'Angelico Bedford Deluxe bears an exclusive offset body with two Seymour Duncan USA Stacked P90 pups planted at the neck and bridge to lay out an ultra-wide sonic spectrum. Toggle the three way switch and twist the single volume and tone pots to scroll through the rich and elastic tone these pickups have on offer, all of it framed by defined basses and tight trebles and mids, and all of it wiped clean of any 60-cycle hum.The D'Angelico Bedford Deluxe: Unique Comfort The solid and full foundation sound of this D'Angelico masterwork is laid down by the offset solid alder body, which has been finished with a maple neck and ebony fretboard to add some extra sonic punch and tighten up the attack. The neck boasts the familiar playing comfort of a C-profile carve and a slightly flatter-than-average 14 inch fretboard radius, lightening the feel beneath the fret hand while navigating the set of twenty-two ultra high-grade 47/104 Nickel Silver frets provided by Jescar. This Deluxe Series model has been polished off with a Wilkinson Six-Point Tremolo bridge for the necessary whammy-bar action and comes pre-wrapped in its own hardshell case.

Part of Guild's Westerly Collection, the F-2512CE Deluxe 12-string guitar combines a solid spruce soundboard with a flamed maple back and sides for a richly resonant, well-sustained sound that can be sent straight to an acoustic amp, audio interface or PA system via the built-in Fishman Sonitone GT-1 preamp. This jumbo-bodied electro-acoustic guitar features a high-gloss finish that subtly accentuates the natural patterning of the maple, while the comfortable C-profile mahogany neck, pao ferro fretboard and elegant cutaway guarantee smooth playability and full fret access.

Avec la Wingman, Baum Guitars vous propose une guitare électrique particulièrement élégante qui fera immédiatement sensation. Cette guitare à la fois classique et moderne a été conçue au Danemark en accordant une attention particulière aux détails. Le son de l'instrument est par ailleurs étroitement lié à son esthétique. L'objectif de Baum est d'offrir une guitare électrique qui vous permet de jouer à un niveau supérieur et qui vous inspire à chaque session de jeu. En résumé, déployez vos ailes avec la Baum Guitars Wingman !Original Series Wingman : sonorité convaincanteLa base de la Baum Wingman est formée par un corps solid boby en acajou de 36 mm d'épaisseur avec un chanfrein confortable pour votre bras droit. Le corps est équipé de deux micros Goldsound Jabmaster. Ces micros sont constitués d'un aimant alnico 5 et d'un bobinage extra-large. Ils conservent ainsi la dynamique que vous attendez d'un micro à simple bobinage, tout en offrant un peu plus de punch. Vous pouvez ainsi compter sur des sons cleans chauds et des bons gros sons rock.Confort de jeu exemplaireLe confort de jeu est également au rendez-vous, car Baum a opté pour un manche en érable torréfié d'une seule pièce, ce qui lui confère une base stable. De plus, la touche en palissandre est dotée de 22 frettes medium jumbo et d'un radius habituel de 12 pouces. Un détail important est l'innovant chevalet Levitator, qui, grâce à son design roller-bridge, contribue à la stabilité de l'accordage. Cette Wingman possède un cordier Bigsby permettant d'ajouter des effets de vibration réussis à votre jeu.

Built by hand in South California, this Lace Cigar Box Guitar has a singular three-string setup and an authentic sounding and authentically styled cigar-box body. The tuning is simple: a high and low G string with a D in the middle, which supports insanely intuitive playing, whether or not you know your way around a six-string guitar or a four-string bass. The OG Cigar BoxIn seventeenth century America, guitars were already being built out of empty cigar boxes, and it's exactly these models that the Lace Cigar Box range is honouring. The box itself has been built from mahogany plywood and given a fitting, throwback design before being equipped with a Canadian hard rock maple neck, mounted with a bridge complete with four adjustable saddles, and kitted out with a dual-purpose volume pot that also serves as a push-pull coil tap switch, so the output can be varied from full and fat to something more refined and sparkling as needed.

Vous recherchez un système sans fil pour guitare dont le récepteur peut être monté dans un rack de 19 pouces ? Le système GLXD14R+ de Shure se compose d'un câble spécial, d'un émetteur de poche et d'un récepteur montable en rack.Shure GLXD4R+ : récepteur numérique montable en rackLe récepteur numérique GLXD4R+ de Shure est la variante montable en rack du GLXD4+. Il s'agit dans les deux cas de récepteurs micro numériques double bande de très haute qualité, mais cette variante est accompagnée d'un kit de montage en rack 19 pouces. Le Shure GLXD4R+ combine la gestion automatique des fréquences avec la dernière technologie double bande. Le résultat ? Des performances fiables et constantes sans la moindre complication. À l'arrière de ce récepteur, vous trouverez une sortie micro XLR et une sortie instrument jack 6,35 mm permettant de transmettre le signal du micro à une table de mixage ou à une interface audio. Vous ne disposez pas d'une prise de courant à proximité ? Aucun problème, car le GLXD4R+ est alimenté par une batterie lithium-ion intégrée ayant une autonomie allant jusqu'à 12 heures. Vous pourrez la recharger via la connexion USB-C, ou directement sur le récepteur.Shure GLXD1+ : émetteur de pochePour la nouvelle série GLXD+ de Shure, l'émetteur de poche numérique GLXD1+ est le modèle correspondant. Il est doté d'un boîtier métallique robuste et d'un clip ceinture réversible pour garantir un positionnement optimal en toutes circonstances. L'émetteur de poche est alimenté par une batterie rechargeable lithium-ion SB904 (incluse). La connexion, par exemple, d'un micro serre-tête ou d'un micro-cravate s'effectue par l'intermédiaire d'un connecteur mini-XLR 4 broches (TA4M) situé sur le dessus.

Ce système de pédale de guitare sans-fil est accompagné d'un câble de guitare premium WA305, d'un émetteur de poche numérique GLXD1+ et d'un récepteur avec footswitch GLXD6+.Shure GLDX6+ : système sans fil pour guitareSpécialement pour les guitaristes qui ne veulent pas être reliés à un câble, Shure propose le système sans fil pour guitare GLXD+. Il comprend un récepteur sans fil dédié aux systèmes pour guitare, plus précisément le GLXD6+. Ce récepteur est immédiatement reconnaissable à son design compact et robuste en métal présentant un footswitch pratique sur le dessus. Vous pouvez facilement intégrer le récepteur dans votre pedalboard, notamment grâce à sa compatibilité avec l'alimentation 9 volts (DC). Le récepteur est également équipé d'un accordeur, ce qui est pratique si vous souhaitez passer rapidement des répétitions aux concerts. De plus, si vous souhaitez utiliser des pédales d'effet supplémentaires, vous pouvez facilement les connecter en série comme à l'accoutumée.Shure GLXD1+ : émetteur de pochePour la nouvelle série GLXD+ de Shure, l'émetteur de poche numérique GLXD1+ est le modèle correspondant. Il est doté d'un boîtier métallique robuste et d'un clip ceinture réversible pour garantir un positionnement optimal en toutes circonstances. L'émetteur de poche est alimenté par une batterie rechargeable lithium-ion SB904 (incluse). La connexion, par exemple, d'un micro serre-tête ou d'un micro-cravate s'effectue par l'intermédiaire d'un connecteur mini-XLR 4 broches (TA4M) situé sur le dessus.