Avec la sortie de cette Acoustasonic Jazzmaster, Fender donne un nouvel élan à la série American Acoustasonic dont la popularité n'est plus à faire. De Sonic Youth à Elvis Costello, la Jazzmaster a toujours été un instrument polyvalent. Avec l'American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster, Fender va encore plus loin ! Contrairement aux modèles précédents de la série Acoustasonic, cette Jazzmaster présente un corps plus grand, un Shawbucker Acoustasonic de conception nouvelle et de tout nouveaux voicings. Par conséquent, vous pourrez entre autres compter sur des graves bien distincts et même sur un son humbucker puissant. En prime, cette guitare est accompagnée d'une housse.American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster avec trois microsLa Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster fait appel à trois types de micros différents, ce qui permet d'obtenir un large éventail de sons. Il s'agit notamment d'un piézo sous le chevalet et d'un capteur intégré au corps. Le gourou des micros Tim Shaw a développé le tout nouveau Shawbucker Acoustasonic spécialement pour ce modèle, ce qui permet d'obtenir des sons puissants de guitare électrique en plus des sons de guitare acoustique. Grâce au bouton Mod et au sélecteur à 5 positions, vous pouvez choisir parmi dix sonorités de base convaincantes, chacune ayant ses propres caractéristiques sonores. Cette version All-Mahogany offre une gamme médium extra chaleureuse et des aigus plus équilibrés par rapport à la version standard.Grand confort de jeuQue vous soyez habitué à jouer sur une guitare acoustique ou électrique, vous vous sentirez rapidement à l'aise avec l'Acoustasonic Jazzmaster. En effet, un manche en acajou avec un profil Modern Deep C confortable a été retenu. Autre détail important : le manche présente une finition satinée permettant de faire preuve d'une grande rapidité. De plus, la touche en ébène affiche un radius moderne de 12 pouces et 22 frettes narrow tall. Le corps en acajou est également doté d'une finition satinée, ce qui confère à ce modèle une allure instantanément élégante. Pour compléter le tout, le chanfrein arrondi et bien galbé renforce le confort de jeu.

It all started on a cold winter's day back in February of 1978 when Eddie van Halen appeared on the front of Van Halen's debut album holding his one-of-a-kind black-and-white Strat. Now, you can get your hands on a devoted remake in the tight form of the EVH Striped Series '78 Eruption Relic - named after Eddie's legendary soloing style. If any Eddie fan has done their homework, they'll know that he spent his life searching tirelessly for the ultimate tone - anything that might match the sound in his head. Since no guitar in existence could match up, he took matters into his own hands and just built them himself. As such, his custom black-and-white axe was the first Strat ever seen - or heard with a humbucker - and it caused a revolution. Blending Original Features with Modern Perks Every inch of the EVH '78 Eruption mimics Eddie's original, but as soon as you start digging into the specs, you'll find a nice fistful of more modern perks have been piled on top. So besides the single slanted EVH Wolfgang humbucker planted at the bridge, this model features the convenience of a heel-mount truss rod, making neck adjustments far easier, while the compound 12 inch to 16 inch fretboard radius provide far more consistent grip than the 7.7 inch or 9 inch radius of vintage models from back then. The oversized, licensed Strat headstock is an undeniably cool detail, as well as the 43mm brass block sitting beneath the vintage-style tremolo bridge, and as a sweet finish, the volume pot has been fitted with a tone-pot-cover - true Eddie style.

The Black Mountain BMSR50/M steel slide ring is a guitar slide with a smart design that allows you to keep using all four fingers to play chords and riffs. Open chords, 4-finger licks and barre chords can all be played while using the slide ring to add slides and sliding double-stops, no matter whether your guitar is set up in standard or open tuning. The BMSR50/M: Maximum Comfort and Classic Slide SoundUnlike standard slides, the BMSR50/M can be worn around your pinky or ring finger as well as your middle finger or index finger, just as long as they aren't too big. The Black Mountain steel slide ring weighs just 500 grams and features a spring-loaded grip clip to ensure a snug, comfy fit.

By flipping the headstock and slapping a thick and juicy Seymour Duncan humbucker at the bridge, the Godin Session R-HT PRO takes the Super-Strat formula through the proverbial roof. The solid Canadian Laurentian basswood body has been smoothed down and contoured in all the right places, while the bolt-on neck has been rounded at the heel to grant supple access to every last one of the twenty-two frets lining the rosewood fretboard. Lush, natural resonance and long sustain is assured by a stable hardtail bridge and a Graph Tech nut, while the whole has been wrapped in satin-gloss and stamped with a vintage Godin logo. The Godin Session R-HT PRO: Seymour Duncan & Lace Sensor PupsGodin's signature sonic flexibility is evidenced by a fat HSS pup configuration, where a Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1b humbucker delivers that iconic PAF-style output from the bridge and a pair of Lace Sensor Hot Gold single-coils at the middle and neck positions bring all the spank and growl. Toggle the five-way pickup switch and push/pull tone pot to flip through a well-stocked library of tonal profiles and explore everything from fierce distortions to clear and sparkling open chords and articulately defined leads. Reliable, refined and mega-flexible, the Godin Session R-HT PRO handles like a beautifully built fever dream.

By flipping the headstock and slapping a thick and juicy Seymour Duncan humbucker at the bridge, the Godin Session R-HT PRO takes the Super-Strat formula through the proverbial roof. The solid Canadian Laurentian basswood body has been smoothed down and contoured in all the right places, while the bolt-on neck has been rounded at the heel to grant supple access to every last one of the twenty-two frets lining the rosewood fretboard. Lush, natural resonance and long sustain is assured by a stable hardtail bridge and a Graph Tech nut, while the whole has been wrapped in satin-gloss and stamped with a vintage Godin logo. The Godin Session R-HT PRO: Seymour Duncan & Lace Sensor PupsGodin's signature sonic flexibility is evidenced by a fat HSS pup configuration, where a Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1b humbucker delivers that iconic PAF-style output from the bridge and a pair of Lace Sensor Hot Gold single-coils at the middle and neck positions bring all the spank and growl. Toggle the five-way pickup switch and push/pull tone pot to flip through a well-stocked library of tonal profiles and explore everything from fierce distortions to clear and sparkling open chords and articulately defined leads. Reliable, refined and mega-flexible, the Godin Session R-HT PRO handles like a beautifully built fever dream.

Modern playing comfort and classic style mashed-up and moulded into a solid ST-style shape: the Sterling by Music Man Cutlass CT50 boasts a number of smart twists and refinements, including a headstock designed to efficiently guide the strings directly through the grooves of the nut to firm up tuning stability and enhance sustain, and the solid combo of a set of locking tuners and a vintage tremolo bridge for steady tuning.The Cutlass CT50: Forceful PlayabilityThe ultra-stable roasted maple neck has been bound to the body with five bolts to ensure supreme vibrational transfer, and is a deluxe detail considering the price of this electric guitar. Meanwhile, the modern 12-inch fretboard radius and 22 medium frets provide snug playability whether grabbing notes or chords, and the poplar body has a lighter-than-average, comfortable feel. The flexible tonal power of this tone machine is shaped by a set of two passive single-coils and a thick humbucker at the bridge.

For guitarists that are already familiar with the feel of steel strings, Cordoba offer up a range of crossover guitars that combine the sound and shape of a classical guitar with the slim neck and fretboard of a steel-string guitar. The Fusion 12 Natural CD is one such crossover instrument, featuring a solid cedar top, a mahogany body and a matching neck. To help ease you in, Cordoba have opted for a 48mm-wide nut, a comfy, 16-radiussed pau ferro fretboard, and a cutaway so you can effortlessly reach the highest notes. Rich SoundThe solid soundboard of the Cordoba Fusion 12 Natural CD lends this gig-ready Spanish guitar a richly resonant foundation sound and ample sustain, which can be amplified via the Fishman Presys preamp before dialling in the tonal specifics with the 3-band EQ controls, the phase control and the notch filter. Tuning up on the spot is made possible by the built-in tuner.

The 1937 Hauser which was first built by master-luthier Herman Hauser for the guitar virtuoso Andres Segovia, is now on display in the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Segovia himself declared it the greatest guitar of its age and, in the elegant form of the Cordoba Hauser classical guitar, is paid due homage. This singular model has been hand-built in California using a seamless blend of traditional and modern methods and by luthiers who were allowed full access to the original model. The wood selection, the panel thickness, the bracing structure... every detail has been echoed and then lightly enhanced with contemporary tweaks to result in the sensitively perfected Cordoba Hauser. Tradition Meets TechnologyThis classical guitar has an all-solid construction, starting with a solid Engelmann spruce soundboard and finishing with the solid rosewood back and sides. The cedar neck has been topped with an ebony fretboard and secured to the body via the same Spanish heel technique that Hauser originally used, extending the neck further through the body to raise the stability, durability and resonance. More modern and welcome tweaks include the addition of a dual-action truss rod so the action can be customised and the neck can be corrected as needed, as well as a coat of nitrocellulose lacquer which protects the wood while allowing it to breathe and mature naturally. Maximum ControlThe spruce and rosewood combination doesn't only complete an elegant and traditional look but gives this guitar its pure and direct sound, strong projection and defined overtones. This rich tonal quality also gives any guitarist plenty of space for expression, where the clarity and intonation immediately responds to playing dynamics and finger placement. In short, the Cordoba Hauser offers the professional concert guitarist inspiring playability. This singular model comes complete with a Cordoba Deluxe Humidified Archtop Wood Case.

Since this is the Mario Camarena Signature MAR10-LMM, we're treated to infinite sonic versatility courtesy of an HSS pickup configuration and Ibanez' renowned Dyna-MIX9 switching system, so you can expect dynamic, elastic sound and maximum clarity - even when the distortion is cranked all the way up. The high-grade build and finish has been teamed up with high-grade hardware including an ultra-stable roasted maple neck, twenty-four stainless-steel frets, a set of Gotoh MG-T locking tuners, and a matching Gotoh T1502 tremolo bridge - all primed to offer supreme playing comfort, excellent tuning and solid intonation.Nine Pickup CombosThe two Hyperion single-coils in the middle and neck positions as well as the Hyperion humbucker at the bridge have been provided by Seymour Duncan and boast Alnico V magnets that pack the output with balanced definition. Vary the sound via the standard five-way switch, then pile on four extra voicing options by flipping the toggle switch of the Dyna-MIX9 switching system. This expanse of tone is fully reinforced by the resonance of the sleek and ergonomic basswood body, and to finish, this singular instrument comes dipped in a tasty Lavender Metallic Matte paint-job and pre-packed in an Ibanez gig bag.

Previously known as the C9 Dolce, the Cordoba C9 Parlor Luthier classical guitar bears an all-solid construction, where a solid African mahogany back supports solid African mahogany sides and a solid western red cedar wood soundboard. This combination packs the sound with lush warmth and rich basses as well as excellent resonance and a strongly projected mid-range. The full acoustic sound is coupled with the tight and comfortable playability of a compact 7/8 body size and shortened 630mm scale length to polish off a concert-grade instrument for guitarists in need of a more slimline and manageable model. To keep the C9 Parlor in performance-ready condition, a Cordoba Polyfoam hardshell case comes included as standard.

Searching for an attainable, vintage-style parlour guitar that can handle strumming as well as finger-picking styles and offers the option to plug it into an amp? Meet the Art & Lutherie Roadhouse EQ. The semi-gloss finish of this electro-acoustic model not only lends it a classic aesthetic touch, but ensures a satisfying playing feel in combination with the short 25.3-inch scale length, the flat 16-inch fretboard radius and the slim profile of the mahogany neck.The Roadhouse EQ: Modernly Stable, Fresh and Rich SoundThe modern build of the Roadhouse EQ includes a laminated mahogany body and a solid Sitka spruce top, which combine to shape a tasteful, rich and woody foundation sound that brims with clear mids and rounded trebles. Finished with a Fishman Sonitone preamp, a piezo pickup and two sound-hole controls, this electro-acoustic Art & Lutherie offering comes fully prepped to go on stage.

This is the Art & Lutherie Legacy EQ: a more manageable electro-acoustic guitar that packs vintage vibes and offers excellent value for money. Outfitted with a laminated-mahogany, concert hall-style body by its Canadian maker, this gig-ready acoustic guitar comes with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard for a full, lively and sustain-rich foundation sound, making it perfect for folk, blues and similar styles.The Legacy EQ: Snug Feel and Fishman-Grade SoundCombined with the semi-gloss finish, relatively flat 16-inch fretboard radius and the lower string tension of a 25.3-inch scale length, the mahogany neck of this Art & Lutherie guitar feels satisfyingly comfortable, whether you're grabbing chords or firing off melody lines. So you can plug in on stage and treat your audience to clear-and-balanced tone, the Legacy EQ has been finished with a piëzo pickup and a Fishman Sonitone preamp. What's not to love?

Decked out with a Seymour Duncan Jazz SH-2N neck humbucker plus a Godin Custom bridge humbucker, the Godin Montreal Premiere HT is a semi-acoustic guitar that's sure to please a slew of thinline hollowbody-lovers. The semi-hollow build of this Montreal model is highly resonant and shapes a warm acoustic sound that, when plugged into an amp, can be taken in the direction of anything from jazz and blues to classic rock.The Montreal Premiere HT: Extra Tuning Stability, Resonance and Tuning EaseThe top and sides of this guitar are made of cherry wood, a type of wood the premium Canadian builder and their daughter companies commonly use to craft top-shelf acoustic guitars. Meanwhile, the addition of a Graph Tech TUSQ nut and Graphtech Resomax tailpiece firm up the overall resonance and tuning stability, aided by a hybrid set of tuners.

If you're looking to give your electric guitar a serious upgrade in terms of tuning stability, then the PRN-2341 Ratio Electric 3x3 tuners by Graph Tech are a more than solid pick. Each of these ingenious, high-quality tuners has a different ratio, where a half-turn always alters the pitch by a semitone while a whole turn always ups or down the pitch by a whole tone, making tuning up as well as changing the tuning a fast and accurate process. Meanwhile, the matching Keystone-style buttons keep the vintage look of your guitar in tact. Also, if you use the four included InvisoMatch mounting plates to install the Ratio Electric tuners, there's not even any need to fill old screw holes or drill any new ones.

Looking to score maximum style points? Get this extra-large Markbass bass guitar strap. It's a comfy 8.5cm wide, adjustable in length, made of dark-brown Tuscany leather and has been finished with yellow stitching and the MB logo.

Exclusively designed to offer bassists something different, the Markbass Luxury Strap XL is made from Tuscan leather, furnished with camouflage patterned Cavalino-style fur and yellow stitching, is a comfy 8.5cm wide and is fully adjustable for a custom fit.