Part of the RG Standard Series, the Ibanez RG421S is a fresh-and-affordable take on the popular RG421. A safe pick for rookie rock and metal guitarists, this clean-cut electric guitar comes with a Sea Shore Matte paint-job which combines with Cosmo Black hardware for extra visual impact. The Ibanez RG421S: Expansive Range of Tight, Modern SoundsThe meranti body provides a clear-and-sharp core sound while the pair of Quantum humbuckers support fast staccatos with a precise treble and bass response. Thanks to the 5-way pickup switch, tone pot and volume control, picking out your favourite sound from the broad range of tonal flavours that are on the table here is easy, and so is firing off notes since the Wizard III neck, 24 jumbo frets and relatively flat jatoba fretboard guarantee a fast-and-smooth playing feel. Once set up to your liking, the easily adjustable F106 bridge allows you to keep full focus on your playing.

If six strings don't tickle your fancy, then the Ibanez Premium AZ427P2QM 7-string electric guitar just might. Equipped with a pair of Seymour Duncan Hyperion 7 pickups, this extended-range guitar shapes tight Alnico 5-style sounds that can be toggled via a 5-way pickup switch and the Alter Switch of the on-board dyna-MIX10 system which gives you an extra ten voicings to frame your licks, riffs and chords with.The Ibanez AZ427P2QM: That Classic Seven-String FeelTopped with a stunning slice of quilted maple, the American basswood body lays down a mid-rich foundation sound and has been bolted to a satin-gloss-coated, oval-C roasted maple neck for a snug feel. The 12-inch-radiussed rosewood fretboard and stainless steel jumbo frets only enhance the playability, while the Graph Tech nut, Gotoh MG-T locking tuners and T1572S tremolo bridge take care of more than solid tuning stability.

The Ibanez RG7420EX combines stylishly dark looks with tight, humbucker-induced tone. Constructed using a lightweight, RG-style meranti body and a bolt-on Wizard II-7 neck crafted out of three pieces of maple, this 7-string electric guitar offers a particularly supple playing feel and supports fat riffs and flamboyant leads, with multiply binding and a satin-gloss finish bringing the visually pleasing finishing touches. The RG7420EX: Quantum 7 HumbuckersWhile the 15.75-inch radius of the jatoba fretboard and 24 jumbo frets lay nothing in the way of tight playability, two Quantum 7 humbuckers build on the balanced core sound with robust tone, which can be dialled in using the 5-way pickup switch and standard volume and tone pots. This EX edition of the RG7420 even comes done up with an Edge-Zero II-7 tremolo bridge and matching locking nut for extreme bends and serious tuning stability.

Home to an immense sonic array, yet able to fit into a backpack, the super-light VOX Mini Go 3 combo guitar amplifier wields progressive modelling tech, features an integrated rechargeable battery, but can just as easily be run using the included power supply. Place it on your coffee table, and this teeny-tiny amp will grant access to powerfully realistic amplifier and effect emulations, including classic modulation and reverb effects and even vocoder effects. Fully accommodating the dedicated guitarist, an AUX input and headphone output have both been fitted alongside controls for a bank of thirty-three drum beats with adjustable tempo. While the peak power of the 5-inch speaker reaches just 3 Watts, this wee amplifier gets loud! And that output is backed up by a generous stack of amplifier models, most of which have come straight from the VOX Cambridge50, meaning that you get the realistic, responsive sound of classics like the AC30, an eighties-style amp and cab, a high-gain stomper, or boutique banger.

This Ibanez Quick Start JamPack kits you out with a V50 dreadnought acoustic guitar plus a gig bag and an accessory pouch filled with a set of picks, a strap, a tuner and a hex key. This affordable, all-in-one bundle is perfect for aspiring acoustic guitarists, whether you're simply looking to serenade a love interest or kick-start a more serious career.

The Ibanez VC50NJP Jam Pack bundles a VC50 grand concert acoustic guitar up with a gig bag and an accessory pouch filled with a set of picks, a strap, a clip-on tuner and a hex key. In other words, literally everything you need to get started. The guitar features a laminated spruce soundboard and a natural high-gloss finish. Clamp the tuner to the headstock, tune it up and you're ready to grab your first chords.

While Ibanez serves up plenty of traditionally styled acoustics, they also offer more progressive models with a contemporary edge, including the impressive Ibanez AE390 electro-acoustic guitar. The solid German spruce soundboard and flamed maple sides and back complete the modern AE body shape and, while the top has been given a natural finish, the back and sides come coated in a lush, transparent aqua blue. The playability is just as forward thinking thanks to the Comfort Grip profile of the set-in maple neck, while the exclusive A.I.R. port set into the side of the upper bout projects the acoustic sound upwards and serves as a personal monitor, whether you're playing unplugged or amplified.The Ibanez AE390: Superior, Natural SoundThe rosewood fretboard has been given a flat 15.75 inch radius and comes loaded with a full set of twenty jumbo frets to support agile playability, and this has been combined with the slightly longer 25.6 inch scale length to boost the precision of both finger-picking and plectrum-based techniques. The acoustic sound of this model is immediately strong, defined and tight, and every bit of it is translated in full by the fitted T-bar Undersaddle pickup and Ibanez Custom Electronics preamp. Plug in and dial in the volume and tone to mould your live sound to shape.

Add some live percussion to your stage sound while keeping your hands free, all thanks to the Ortega BeatNICK Stomp Box. Stomp on this smart beat-maker to play back one of two pre-programmed sounds: a kick drum or a snare and tambourine combo. Easily switch between sounds A and B via the switch mounted on the rear panel, where you'll also find an input for your guitar, so you can plug in, balance the percussion volume with your guitar volume and output the mix to your amplifier without the needs for separate channels.

This limited edition of the Squier Classic Vibe Series '60s Stratocaster HSS celebrates the good-old sixties - a time when many Strat players would mod their axe to make it that bit better. Fittingly, the poplar body of this model has been armed with an HSS pickup configuration, giving you the brawn of a humbucker at the bridge and the bright-and-clear tone of two single-coil pickups. That, plus a vintage-style tremolo bridge for subtle vibrato effects.The Classic Vibe '60s Stratocaster HSS: Authentic DetailsThe sixties vibes is carried through to every detail, from the headstock decals and nickel-plated hardware to the vintage tinted finish of the maple neck. Thanks to the c-profile neck and trusty 9.5-inch fretboard radius, the playability is fully up to snuff too. This limited edition '60s Strat won't be available forever so get yours while you can!

Looking for a handsome Tele that does things a little differently? Treat yourself to the Squier Classic Vibe '60s Telecaster SH. Here, 'SH' refers to the Fender Designed single-coil pickup at the bridge and the humbucker in the neck position, which combine to put a wide range of sounds at your disposal. Since you're looking at a Limited Edition, this model boasts various authentic details such as nickel-plated hardware, a vintage tinted neck finish, and a colour-matched headstock. Production is limited so get your hands on one while you still can!

The Gretsch G5420T Electromatic Classic Hollow Body gives you that sweet, fresh Gretsch sound as well as the brightness and excellent resonance shaped by a special trestle-block bracing system. A GraphTech NuBone nut and Adjustomatic bridge also help to balance the foundation sound, offering dependable tuning stability while the Classic C-profile neck and the 22 medium jumbo frets of the 12-inch-radiussed fretboard take care of high-level playing comfort. Meanwhile, authentic details such as the small '50s G6120 headstock, the vintage-style open-back tuners and plexi scratch-plate turn the G5420T into a real eye-catcher.The G5420T: FT-5E Filter'Tron and Bigsby B60 VibratoTwo potent Filter'tron pickups take care of the amplified sound, where the warmth of a humbucker gets combined with the sparkle of a single-coil pickup and a set of trusty controls, including a special volume pot furnished with a treble bleed function so the trebles retain prominence, even at lower volume levels. Last but not least, and to support tasteful pitch bends, Gretsch have kitted out this gorgeous semi-acoustic hollowbody guitar with a classic Bigsby B60 Vibrato tailpiece.

Armed with a pair of Black Top Broad 'Tron pickups, a GraphTech Nubone nut and a fully-licensed Bigsby B70 tremolo bridge, the Gretsch Electromatic G5622T semi-acoustic is a purist's salute to potent, vintage-flavoured tone. The body has been finished with a spruce centre-block to counter unwanted feedback, while the output is robust, dynamic, and brilliantly defined. Accurately tweak the amplified sound to taste using a dedicated volume pot per pickup, a three-way selector switch, and a master tone and master volume pot complete with treble bleed circuit, and enjoy the timeless sound that helped shape rockabilly, classic country, and straight-up rock. Authentic style meets smooth and modern comfort in this outstandingly finished Gretsch guitar,

The Jim Dandy Series acoustic guitars are not only an affordable starting point, but boast the charming looks of some of Gretsch's earliest six-strings, namely the old Rex models from the thirties, forties and fifties. This Concert model has a relatively short scale length and compact design, but still shapes that classic rich-and-warm sound supported by ample volume thanks to its sapele top, back and sides.