Any Tom DeLonge fans will have seen him on stage with a Starcaster in his hands, and now, you can get your grubby mits on the same model: meet the Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster. This no-nonsense model features a semi-hollow body made from laminated maple and finished with a centre block, completing a naturally resonant and deep acoustic sound with a fierce attack. The Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster: Surprisingly VersatileDon't be fooled by the stripped-back look of this model, because this guitar packs some surprising tonal versatility. Since the Blink 182 guitarist has opted for a single Seymour Duncan® Duncan Custom SH-5 pup, you're getting the full-body sound needed to back up thick power chords, but thanks to the built-in treble-bleed circuit, even when you dial the volume pot all way back, you gain punchy cleans and fully retained definition.An Eye for DetailThe maple neck of the Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster has been finished with a Modern-C carve, laying down a comfy and endlessly playable foundation for the rosewood fretboard, which has been given a classic 9.5 inch radius. As a handy bonus, the headstock has also been fitted out with a set of locking machine heads, which doesn't just firm up the tuning but speeds up string changes and completes a more-than-reliable stage partner.

Any Tom DeLonge fans will have seen him on stage with a Starcaster in his hands, and now, you can get your grubby mits on the same model: meet the Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster. This no-nonsense model features a semi-hollow body made from laminated maple and finished with a centre block, completing a naturally resonant and deep acoustic sound with a fierce attack. The Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster: Surprisingly VersatileDon't be fooled by the stripped-back look of this model, because this guitar packs some surprising tonal versatility. Since the Blink 182 guitarist has opted for a single Seymour Duncan® Duncan Custom SH-5 pup, you're getting the full-body sound needed to back up thick power chords, but thanks to the built-in treble-bleed circuit, even when you dial the volume pot all way back, you gain punchy cleans and fully retained definition.An Eye for DetailThe maple neck of the Fender Tom DeLonge Starcaster has been finished with a Modern-C carve, laying down a comfy and endlessly playable foundation for the rosewood fretboard, which has been given a classic 9.5 inch radius. As a handy bonus, the headstock has also been fitted out with a set of locking machine heads, which doesn't just firm up the tuning but speeds up string changes and completes a more-than-reliable stage partner.

Fender's American Ultra Series is the immediate successor to the Elite Series and it goes without saying these are the best quality electric guitars that Fender have to offer, aside from their Custom Shop models, of course. The snug Strat body boasts deep contours and a rounded heel for quick and easy access to all 22 stainless-steel medium jumbo frets, while the modern D-profile maple neck of this electric guitar has that fully natural feel in the palm of your hand, allowing you play for hours on end without getting bothered by fatigue. Also, since this is a limited edition, it comes with a gorgeous flamed maple top and Tiger's Eye finish.The Ultra Stratocaster: A Mass of OptionsLooking at the three passive Ultra Noiseless single-coils, it's clear Fender have aimed the American Ultra Strat at modern players. These pickups are voiced to deliver noiseless cleans, imposing overdrive and distortion alike - and there's an S-1 switch on-board so you can summon even more sounds. Another solid feature is the compound fretboard radius, which starts out at 10 inches near the headstock and graduates to 14 inches down at the body, setting both rhythm and lead guitarists up with satisfying playing comfort.Detailed BuildWhat sets apart a great guitar from a superb guitar are the details and the finish. That would explain why the Ultra Strat has been equipped with Deluxe locking machine heads that support solid tuning and practically effortless string swaps. The stable, 2-point synchronised tremolo bridge also helps ensure accurate intonation, while the six block saddles provide a comfy rest when palm-muting. Fender have even carefully contemplated the finish, ultimately deciding to go with a high-gloss finish for the body and headstock and a satin-gloss finish for the neck for ultra-fast slides.

Eddie Van Halen liked to modify guitars and give them a truly unique sound, look and feel. In fact, EHH has created some of the most iconic guitars in rock history, including the Shark. The original model was made in 1978 and is mainly known for its appearance on the cover of Van Halen's 1980 album, 'Women and Children First'. Now, you can get your hands on your own Shark. Part of the Striped Series, this attractively-priced guitar has a burgundy finish with silver stripes.The Striped Series Shark: Serious BiteThe EVH Striped Shark boasts an authentic design and first-rate specs. The bridge and nut are both made of brass which adds warmth to the foundation sound, the machine heads have been supplied by renowned brand Gotoh and, interestingly, three of them are chrome plated, while the other three are gold plated. A pair of EVH Wolfgang Shark humbuckers have been mounted to deliver thick rock-ready sound alongside lengthy sustain, and to boot, you get a low-friction volume potentiometer that makes it extremely easy to inject tasty volume swells.

The EVH Wolfgang Special features streamlined contours and supports smooth leads and tight rhythm work, making it perfect for rock and every spin-off genre you can think of. Essentially a high-quality jack-of-all-trades, this Mexican-made electric guitar comes with a Wolfgang Backshape neck dipped in satin-gloss for maximum playing comfort.The EVH Wolfgang Special: Balanced Tone With a Modern EdgeCombined with the comfy maple neck, the compound radius of the ebony fretboard paves the way for lightning-fast solos, while the basswood body - here decked out in a Silverburst finish - helps shape well-balanced tone with just the right amount of definition in the high frequency range.Smooth Dive-BombingJust like its American siblings, this Wolfgang is also equipped with a D-Tuna so you can switch to drop-D tuning in a split-second. Eddie van Halen himself designed it to work perfectly with the Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, which is not only perfect for throwing dive bombs, but polishes off a genuinely great gigging guitar.

With the expert guidance of Portugal vocalist and rhythm guitarist, John Gourley, Gretsch presents a signature edition Electromatic semi-acoustic complete with classic Broadkaster body and throwback detailing. Dipped in an exclusive Iridescent Black, the paint-job of this six-string literally colour-shifts depending on the angle, evoking the vibe of the northern lights that can be seen from the band's OG hometown in Alaska. The Gretsch logo stamped on the silver plexi pickguard is also joined by custom artwork by Cleon Peterson, completing the full and unique Electromatic Broadkaster picture.The Gretsch Electromatic John Gourley Broadkaster: Plenty of Sparkle + Sweet, Brutal GrowlIn terms of sound, this electric hollow-body also has plenty to say. The body has been built from solid slices of laminated maple, stabilised by a spruce centre block to give the acoustic tone a powerful and solid yet fully defined presence. Amplified, this model doesn't just bring some classic Gretsch sparkle but a brutal growl, all thanks to two USA Full'Tron pickups backed up by a classic set of tone and volume controls and a three-way switch. Expressive tremolo action is assured by an Anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and Bigsby B70 vibrato tailpiece and, to ensure stable tuning as well quick re-strings, Gourley has selected a set of locking tuners.

The Gretsch Electromatic Series Pristine Jet boasts a chambered single-cut mahogany body that comes topped with a slice of maple. The chambered design not only keeps the weight down, but ensures a more airy sound that you normally only get with semi-acoustic guitars that feature f-holes, while the set-in mahogany neck injects a little extra warmth as well as a nice bit of treble-range punch.The Electromatic Pristine Jet: That Extra-Sparkly, Great Gretsch SoundGretsch has planted an FT-5E Filter'Tron pickup at the neck as well as at the bridge, giving you classic sound with a little more sonic sizzle, that can be steered via three volume controls and a master tone pot. Lavished with cream pickup covers and gilded hardware - including an Anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and a Bigsby B50 vibrato tailpiece - the Pristine LTD Jet is nothing short of a guitar fit for royalty.

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. While relatively compact, this sapele-bodied dreadnought model shapes full-on, warm-and-woody sound and strikes a satisfying balance between playing comfort and versatility.

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. While relatively compact, this basswood-bodied dreadnought model shapes full-on, warm-and-woody sound and strikes a satisfying balance between playing comfort and versatility.

As wide-ranging as the tone of a Strat loaded with three pickups is, sometimes you just might want something different. That's where this Pre-Wired Strat Pickguard comes in. Equipped with Pure Vintage '65 single-coil pickups, including a reverse-wound mid pickup with reverse polarity to ensure noise-free tone, this 11-hole pickguard is a superb upgrade if you're yearning for that mid-sixties sound. It's furnished with standard-issue controls with CTS pots and, once it's screwed in place, only needs to be soldered to your output jack.

This pre-wired Fender Strat Pickguard has been armed with three Pure Vintage '59 single-coils and gives you access to a range of tasty, late-fifties Stratocaster sounds. All it takes to install this 11-hole scratch plate is screwing it to the body of a compatible Strat and soldering the output jack to the wiring harness. The Alnico V-based pickups deliver the rich-and-versatile tone that Fender's iconic Stratocaster is known for and include a reverse-wound, reverse-polarity middle pickup to cancel out any unwanted noise.

Fender and master-guitarist Eric Johnson serve up a sublime upgrade for Strats equipped with three pickups and an 8-hole pickguard: the Pre-Wired Strat Pickguard Eric Johnson Signature. Here, the custom single-coil pickup at the bridge gives you the warm, tight and dynamic tone of an AlNiCo V magnet, while the custom reverse-wound single-coil planted in the middle puts a fresh, no-hum spin on the mid pickup of a 1963 Stratocaster. The AlNiCo III custom neck pickup, meanwhile, wields the sound of a 1954 Strat, completing a high-output trinity that offers the sonic versatility that all-round guitarists like Johnson demand.

The VOX amPlug Series headphone guitar amplifiers have evolved again! The third-generation amPlug 3 AC30 gets even closer to the much-loved sound of the classic VOX AX30 and features two channels: CH1 for warm cleans and CH2 for a sharp top boost. Cut out for practice sessions with or without backing tracks, this headphone guitar amp gives you up to 16 hours of playing time on a pair of AAA alkaline batteries and has been equipped with gain, tone and volume controls, nine built-in effects, a mini-jack AUX input, and a stereo mini-jack output for plugging in a pair of headphones.

Fully equipped to support high-precision playability, the Jackson American Series Soloist SL2MG electric guitar features a stunning build supported by a hyper-reliable loadout. Crafted in California, the tight and detailed finish of this instrument starts with a solid alder body with a neck-through construction, guaranteeing sweet, day-long sustain. Jackson Foam Core case included.The Jackson American Series Soloist SL2MG: EMG PupsThis edition of the Soloist SL2MG comes preloaded with a set of pups that need little introduction. The EMG 81 at the bridge and the EMG 85 at the neck form a shredder's dream-team, so with this guitar, you're wielding the full spectrum of iconic metal sounds alongside heavenly cleans and, simply because this model has been built for speed, it also features a Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo bridge that supports smooth and wild vibrato tricks without dropping tune. As a nice bonus, the Gotoh locking machine heads don't just firm up the tuning stability but help speed up string changes.Fast PlayabilityThe graphite-reinforced maple neck of the Jackson American Series Soloist SL2MG comes finished with a Speed Neck profile and a satin-gloss coated backside that combine to speed up the playability no end. Add on the compound fretboard radius and twenty-four stainless steel jumbo frets, and you're also getting a light and flowing feel beneath your fingers. As a classic final touch, the ebony fretboard has been adorned with a set of mother-of-pearl sharkfin position markers, while the Luminlay side dots aid note navigation in the dark. All of this thought and detail completes a professional, versatile and ultimately sleek gig-monster.

The ESP LTD Viper-256 is a double-cut electric guitar that's perfect for players looking for an attractively-priced model with modern styling. This edition of the Viper has a mahogany body and a 3-piece mahogany neck with a thin U profile, resulting in a rich-and-warm core sound that's picked up in full by two powerful ESP Designed LH-150 passive humbuckers. Finished with a stable TOM-style bridge and stopbar, the Viper-256 is simply a rock machine you can count on.

Neatly folded away inside a solid aluminium box, the Mooer GE1000 multi-effect unit takes everything that came before it and pushes things to the extreme. The next step in the GE Series multi-effect line-up, this edition bears the same tight look but has a more streamlined Walking Star design. In terms of sound quality, this model is also a giant leap forward, partly thanks to the expanded range of guitar effects, preamps and amplifiers on offer, but while this pedal does way more than previous iterations, it doesn't fix what isn't broke, so you're also getting treated to the same functions and intuitive controls as the GE Series units of old. The Mooer GE1000: A Massive Stack of Effects & Amp Sims (via the GE Cloud App)This Mooer multi-effect is already brimming over with inspiring effects and realistic amplifier simulations, but on top of the tidy stack that comes included as standard, you have the option to expand your options using the MNRS GE Cloud support. Here, you can download, upload and share sample-based MNRS files and discover the true range of this pedal unit. The GE1000 also supports 3rd part IR files, which allows for detailed amplifier emulations backed up by a maximum of 2048 sample points.Hone Your Skills with the Integrated Groove StationThe Mooer GE1000 definitely isn't limited to just one world of guitar sounds. This is a complete creative all-rounder of a sonic tool. Dip into the integrated Groove Station and find a drum machine, pre-loaded with beats drawn from every genre, and helpfully combined with a built-in looper so you can layer sounds, jam with your own self-made rhythm section and even write new work. The drum machine and looper can be fully synchronised or used independently as needed, and the looper can even be operated hands-free via an automated recording function and countdown function, completing an all-in-one learning, rehearsing, writing and performing pedal.