Decked out with an AA flame maple top and dipped in a fresh and tasty Blueberry Burst paint job, Gibson offer up an extra-special treat in the form of this Original Collection Les Paul Standard '50s six-string. The transparent lacquer puts the complex wood grain of the maple on full display, perfectly framing a fat pair of Burstbucker pickups: a powerful yet elegant passive humbuckers come loaded with Alnico II magnets to guarantee supreme dynamic response. The Gibson Original Collection Les Paul Standard '50s electric guitar comes complete with a form-fitting hardshell case.The Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s: Authentic PlayabilityThis throwback-style Gibson LP features a mahogany neck finished with a round Vintage '50s profile to complete authentic playability, and this is teamed up with a rosewood fretboard with a 12 inch radius and twenty-two medium jumbo frets to ensure that grabbing chords as well as leads has a light and nimble feel all the way up the neck. Other salient details include the Graph Tech nut, which mimics the warmth and improved resonance of bone while upping the tuning stability, and an ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge and aluminium stop bar, which combine to supply a solid base. To fully polish off the old-school vibe, this axe comes topped with a full set of Vintage Deluxe machine heads complete with classic Keystone tuning buttons.

Decked out in a Brown Burst finish, the D'Angelico Premier Mini DC combines elegant aesthetics with a compact, 14-inch body for increased playing comfort. Both made of maple, the body and set-in neck shape clear, sustain-rich sound that's beautifully enhanced by the rounded trebles of the pau ferro fretboard. Together with the Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar, the GraphTech NuBone XL nut and Grover 109 Super Rotomatic tuners guarantee excellent tuning stability.The Premier Mini DC: Supro Bolt Bucker A5 HumbuckersD'Angelico has outfitted the Premier Mini DC with a pair of Supro Bolt Bucker A5 humbuckers. Fire up the bridge pickup and you get a range of vintage and high-gain sounds, or single out the neck pickup and get treated to warm-and-creamy tone. The C-profile neck and 14-inch fretboard radius, meanwhile, feel immediately familiar. Ready to travel, this handsome semi-acoustic comes with a matching gig bag.

From sugar-coated jazz licks to beefy rock riffs and sultry soul, the D'Angelico's Premier SS can not only handle anything you throw at it, but boasts the specs needed to make it sound exactly like it should. This charming semi-acoustic features two Supro Bolt Bucker A5 humbuckers that come with their own volume and tone pots and have been specifically developed to make the most of this Premier Series models Hook up your favourite amp and go from sparkling cleans to dirty overdrive at will.The D'Angelico Premier SS: Airy, Bright and TightFinished with classic f-holes and a feedback-countering centre-block, the maple body has been glued to a maple neck that's been furnished with a pau ferro fretboard and chic white pearloid position markers. The result is an airy foundation sound framed by clear trebles and tight basses. This particular model also has a stopbar tailpiece and includes a matching gig bag.

The Supro Amulet 1614RT has been specially designed for gigging guitarists. This 1x12 combo features built-in tube reverb and tremolo effects, as well as an ever-useful power attenuator so you can drop the 15W output down to 5 Watts or even just 1 Watt and enjoy that tube-style warmth at any volume level. Backed up by massive gain and a sweet spot that isn't hard to find, the sound of this tube-driven amp is forcefully projected by a 12-inch Celestion Creamback speaker.The 1612RT Amulet: That Supro CrunchThree 12AX7 preamp tubes have been teamed up with a single 12AT7 preamp tube for warm cleans as well as that classic Supro crunch, while the lone 6L6 power amp tube guarantees a rich core sound alongside natural tube compression. No matter the selected power output, the brilliantly flexible Supro 1614RT has an excellent dynamic response and can be set up in the bedroom, the studio and on stage.

Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop present the 1957 SJ-200: an affordable yet high-quality version of Gibson's own king of flat-tops. Boasting the lively and fully cultivated sound of a thermo-aged Sitka spruce soundboard that's supported by scalloped X-bracing, this Inspired by Gibson model will effortlessly take on styles like folk, country, acoustic rock and more, and look good doing it thanks to the deluxe flamed maple back and sides.The 1957 SJ-200: Played-In FeelTo make sure that the 1957 SJ-200 feels as broken in as it sounds, Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop have gone with a trusty C-profile maple neck, while the amplified sound is taken care of by a high-quality L.R. Baggs VTC preamp and an undersaddle pickup. The build has been polished off with various first-class finishing touches, like a Gibson-style open book headstock, pearloid graduated crown inlays, a Custom double diamond logo, an engraved pickguard and, as the icing on the cake, an Open J-200 Moustache bridge. Last but not least, Epiphone includes an Inspired by Gibson Custom hardshell case with every 1957 SJ-200.

This swanky Les Paul Custom is the result of a fruitful collaboration between Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop, and features classic LP specs combines with CS-style touches, vintage upgrades and modern perks. The core of the build is the mahogany body, which has been securely glued to the comfy '50s Rounded C mahogany neck and the dark ebony fretboard. Deluxe gold-plated hardware and the Gibson-style open book headstock with classic split diamond inlay complete the opulent looks of this Inspired by Gibson model, while the included hardshell case with matching gold interior serves as the fitting cherry on top.The Epiphone Les Paul Custom: 498T and 490R HumbuckersThe warm foundation sound of this Epiphone-built LP packs just enough bite thanks to the arched maple top and can be amplified via two Gibson-designed pickups: a 498T Hot Alnico bridge humbucker with extra winding for boosted sustain, mids and distortion, plus a 490R Modern Classic neck humbucker for noise-free PAF-style tone. Real CTS potentiometers, Mallory condensers and a Switchcraft output jack and 3-way pickup switch help take care of impeccable sound, while Grover Rotomatic tuners and a solid LockTone bridge firm up the tuning stability.

This swanky Les Paul Custom is the result of a fruitful collaboration between Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop, and features classic LP specs combines with CS-style touches, vintage upgrades and modern perks. The core of the build is the mahogany body, which has been securely glued to the comfy '50s Rounded C mahogany neck and the dark ebony fretboard. Deluxe gold-plated hardware and the Gibson-style open book headstock with classic split diamond inlay complete the opulent looks of this Inspired by Gibson model, while the included hardshell case with matching gold interior serves as the fitting cherry on top.The Epiphone Les Paul Custom: 498T and 490R HumbuckersThe warm foundation sound of this Epiphone-built LP packs just enough bite thanks to the arched maple top and can be amplified via two Gibson-designed pickups: a 498T Hot Alnico bridge humbucker with extra winding for boosted sustain, mids and distortion, plus a 490R Modern Classic neck humbucker for noise-free PAF-style tone. Real CTS potentiometers, Mallory condensers and a Switchcraft output jack and 3-way pickup switch help take care of impeccable sound, while Grover Rotomatic tuners and a solid LockTone bridge firm up the tuning stability.

For those who can't stop dreaming of a 1959 Les Paul Standard of their own, Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop serve up a more affordable version of this classic solid-body guitar from the legendary '50s. As expected, this Inspired by Gibson model features a mahogany body and neck that have been glued together via a stable long-tenon joint, while for maximum visual impact, the body has been finished with a slice of AAA flamed maple veneer and a vintage original sheen coating. Even the neck has a 1959 Rounded Medium C carve that's based on the real thing.The 1959 Les Paul Standard: Fully UpgradedAs befits a modern, vintage-inspired guitar, the Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard features several 21st century upgrades, including a stable Graphtech NuBone nut and a set of Epiphone Deluxe tuners. The ABR-1 bridge and Gibson Historic Reissue Stop Bar are classic bits of hardware, and the pair of Gibson Custombuckers have been specifically mounted to give you access to a range of familiar PAF-style sounds. So that warm and sweet tone is delivered to your amp in all of its glory, this rather affordable LP comes finished with CTS pots, Mallory condensers, '50s-style wiring and a Switchcraft 3-way pickup selector switch.

A sharper-priced variant of the iconic Gibson J-180, the Epiphone Modern Collection J-180 LS electro-acoustic guitar is based on the same model that found itself the hands of many a legendary guitarist across a spectrum of different genres. Fans include the Everly Brothers, Cat Stevens, Dwight Yoakam and Billie Joe Armstrong and, anyone who got to see The Eras Tour might have noticed Taylor Swift strumming one of these stone-cold classics. In short: the Epiphone J-180 LS gives you the same shimmering acoustic sound as some of the biggest names - and a sweet bonus, this stunner of a guitar comes including a deluxe Epiphone case stamped with the Epiphone inspired by Gibson Custom logo and complete with a purple-lined interior.The Epiphone Modern Collection J-180 LS: Impressive SoundThe larger jumbo body of the Epiphone J-180 LS starts with a solid spruce soundboard, which has been thermally aged to give this model a fully matured and played in sound the moment it leaves the workshop. This is supported by a solid mahogany back and solid mahogany sides, completing a timeless wood combo that guarantees a strong, richly resonant, deep and versatile acoustic sound. Couple that magic recipe with the big, rounded body and you're also getting plenty of volume - which is exactly why this model is so loved for its strummed sound.A High-Grade FinishThe J-180 LS has definitely been designed to support performing and recording artists, so it comes kitted out with a high-spec L.R. Baggs VTC active piezo pickup system that can be directly connected to an acoustic amplifier, PA system or audio interface. As a neat detail, the volume and tone control pots have been discretely tucked away inside the soundhole and, since aesthetics are almost as important as the sound, the Indian laurel fretboard has been adorned with a set of mother-of-pearl star-shaped position markers and the body has been outlined in three-ply binding to strike a satisfying contrast with the flat paint-job. The cherry on top has to be the set of nickel-plated Epiphone Deluxe machine heads, which come finished with vintage-grade keystone tuning buttons.

Built for the stage, the Valeton GP-200 multi-effects unit serves up an overwhelming array of renowned guitar amp emulations, cabinet simulations and effects so you can build your own bespoke rig from the ground up. The exclusively developed HD modelling technology trapped inside this slim sonic beast wields a set of extensively upgraded algorithms, so you're guaranteed extra-organic sound and response. As a nice, space-saving side-bonus the GP-200 even features a built-in tuner.The Valetone GP-200: Inspiring Sound & Easy ControlBassists and acoustic guitarists as well as electric guitarists can jack into this magic box and gain access to more than 140 different amplifier emulations and over 100 modelled effect stompboxes to colour everything in with. A bank of assignable footswitches, rotary pots, switches and the extra expression pedal on the side all combine to complete a clear control layout that can be tweaked and toggled on instinct alone. Basically, with this Valetone creation, you have an all-round practice and performance tool, where you can also select one of the 100 drum loops that come pre-loaded in and play around with the integrated 180 second looper. Thanks to the fitted USB port, the GP-200 can even be hooked up to computer to serve as an audio interface for recording or live streaming.

Travel right back to the golden age of Guild with the T-50 Slim Dynasonic. This throwback guitar features the irresistible allure of the fifties and sixties: from the thinline hollow construction, to the classic non-cutaway maple body and arched top. The set-in neck has been hewn from mahogany to complete the period-correct build and has been finished with a vintage Soft-U profile and an ebony fretboard with a 9.5 inch radius, polishing things off with some solid, old-school playability.The Guild T-50 Slim Dynasonic: Warm & Lush, Vintage '60s SoundThe round and refined, balanced yet commanding sound of this Guild electric archtop is amplified by a single DeArmond Dynasonic, which combines with a volume and tone pot to deliver warm and lush, sixties-grade sound framed by just enough tightness and definition. The Tune-o-Matic bridge has been mounted on an ebony base and is supported by a harp tailpiece and full set of Grover Sta-Tite machine heads to ensure excellent stability - and complete an elegant showpiece of a guitar.

Travel right back to the golden age of Guild with the T-50 Slim Dynasonic. This throwback guitar features the irresistible allure of the fifties and sixties: from the thinline hollow construction, to the classic non-cutaway maple body and arched top. The set-in neck has been hewn from mahogany to complete the period-correct build and has been finished with a vintage Soft-U profile and an ebony fretboard with a 9.5 inch radius, polishing things off with some solid, old-school playability.The Guild T-50 Slim Dynasonic: Warm & Lush, Vintage '60s SoundThe round and refined, balanced yet commanding sound of this Guild electric archtop is amplified by a single DeArmond Dynasonic, which combines with a volume and tone pot to deliver warm and lush, sixties-grade sound framed by just enough tightness and definition. The Tune-o-Matic bridge has been mounted on an ebony base and is supported by a harp tailpiece and full set of Grover Sta-Tite machine heads to ensure excellent stability - and complete an elegant showpiece of a guitar.

Contemporary classical guitar sound combined with modern playability and the option to hook up an amplifier: meet the stage-ready Cordoba Fusion 5. This electro-acoustic classical guitar has been furnished with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard for bright, neo-classical and flamenco-style accents, while the stunning flamed mahogany used for the back and sides combines with a mahogany neck and a pau ferro fretboard for nicely rounded sound across the higher registers. This edition comes in a vintage Edge Burst.The Cordoba Fusion 5: Fishman Sonitone SoundBesides a familiar C-profile neck, this Spanish guitar has been given a 48mm-wide nut and 16-inch fretboard radius that combine to provide supreme playing comfort. In terms of amplified sound, you're assured of the high-quality tone of a Fishman Sonitone Classical preamp: jack in and it'll take just seconds to hit the sweet spot using the volume and tone controls found tucked away inside the soundhole. For good measure, this model also features a built-in tuner.

The Ibanez RGT1270PB doesn't just offer first-class vibes and build quality for a fair price, but the playing comfort and sound that you'd expect to get from a Premium Series model. The poplar burl top, matte finish and black chrome hardware are an excellent match and combine with acrylic and abalone position markers for bonus style points, while the neck-through construction and set-in 7-piece maple/walnut neck grant this slick axe maximum stability.The RGT1270PB: Double the Tone Thanks to the Dyna-MIX10 SystemAlong with the double cutaway, the thin Wizard neck, 15.75-inch fretboard radius and 24 jumbo frets make sure that you can grab chords and fire off notes with ease, no matter which fret you navigate to. The Premium fret edge treatment supports a smooth playing feel, and for wild tremolo tricks and stable tuning, you can simply rely on the brilliant Edge bridge. All supplied by DiMarzio, the Air Norton, True Velvet and Tone pickups alone are enough for a wide range of satisfying sounds, but thanks to the dyna-MIX10 system, you actually get twice as many to flip between.

Gain the warm and round sound of a set of nylon strings alongside the tight playability of a solid-bodied electric model thanks to the thinline form and smart build of the Ibanez FRH10N electro-acoustic classical guitar. Rich and modern sound is assured by a solid Sitka spruce soundboard and a sapele back and matching sides, while the internal fan bracing emphasises the natural tone of the wood, and the set-in nyatoh neck and walnut fretboard add a sweet touch of warmth.The Ibanez FRH10N: Narrower Nut & Side Sound-PortThe neck has the familiar feel of a C-profile carve and 46mm-wide bone nut, and the fretboard radius even sits at a flat 15.75 inches to support fast and flowing fret work. The soundhole of this classical guitar has also been removed and replaced with a sound-port in the side of the upper-bout where it serves as an acoustic monitor, whether unplugged or amplified. And when this model is plugged into the PA system or an acoustic amplifier, the Custom Electronics preamp and T-Bar Undersaddle pickup system combine to deliver clear and defined, sweet and natural sound.