A TE-style electric guitar for the current age, the Chapman Guitars ML3 Modern features the chic, cosmic look of an ash top and high-gloss paint-job and the variable sound of Seymour Duncan pups. This Special Run edition has a solid mahogany body with a contoured cutaway which combines with the bolt-on maple neck and C-profile carve to improve the note-reach and playing comfort, all the way up to the twenty-fourth fret.The Chapman Guitars ML3 Modern: Light Playability & Ceramic SoundThe fret hand is treated to the snug and light playability of a rounded ebony fretboard loaded with jumbo frets while the playing hand can rest comfortably on the block saddles loaded onto the String-Through Hardtail bridge. This is the ML3 Modern, so the maple, mahogany and ebony build lays down a warm core sound with an extra light bite in the treble end, and this natural foundation is tightly amplified by a Sonorous Zerø humbucker at the bridge and neck. Both pickups features an ceramic core, resulting in outstanding high-gain output and, via the push-pull coil-split function of the tone pot, the humbuckers can be broken in two to spit single-coil style sparkle and growl.

One of the crown jewels of Yamaha's high-end FG range, the FG9 R acoustic guitar features an all-solid build that combines an Indian rosewood body with an Adirondack spruce soundboard. As a result, this sublime dreadnought not only shapes deep basses and mesmerising trebles, but responds beautifully to the dynamics in your playing. A master-crafted tool for serious singer-songwriters, this model comes with its own deluxe case and a certificate of authenticity.The FG9 R: Crafted By ExpertsDecked out in a thin coat of nitro lacquer to guarantee optimum resonance, the Yamaha FG9 R has been expertly made by hand in Japan - and it shows. The one-piece mahogany neck has been firmly bolted to the body for increased tuning stability, while first-class specs such as the dark ebony fretboard, bone nut and Gotoh machine heads help lift the build quality to levels beyond compare, polishing off an instrument that might well define the rest of your career.

Decked out in Hot Rod-style, this Vintage Joe Doe Series single-cut solid-body embodies the fable of rebel twins Bernie and Ernie Angelo who, as legend has it, roamed the streets of Pittsburg in the fifties and shared a love of rock-and-roll, strong language, dirty tricks and illegal drag races. After moving to Southern California in 1967, it's said the twins became surf-rock pioneers and ran a popular car mod shop. While the truth is somewhere out there, this unique electric guitar definitely backs up the story and comes complete with a certificate of authenticity, a matching guitar case and some case candy.The Joe Doe Hot Rod: Go Faster!Spruced up with Go Faster pinstripes, the single cutaway mahogany body combines with a mahogany neck that features a custom Hot Rod Maniacs decal, resulting in a feel that's as fast as any souped-up, street-driven race car from the 1950s. In terms of tone, the Vintage Joe Doe Hot Rod has been loaded with a WOCHB bridge humbucker and a double-coiled WOCHN neck pickup - both of which were supplied by Wilkinson and offers ample sonic torque and horsepower. Polished off with a fine-tunable GTB wrapover bridge and a set of vintage WJ15 tuners, this fast-paced axe can hit breakneck speeds without dropping out of tune.

One of the highest-ranking models in the ESP E-II Series, the E-II M-II Black Natural Burst features an alder body and a tight quilted maple top. What's more, this Japanese-made electric guitar boasts a heel-less set-thru construction where the three-piece maple neck has been decked out with an ebony fretboard and lined with twenty-four XJ frets to grant unrestricted access to every note.The E-II M-II: BareKnuckle PickupsClearly built for guitarists looking for a modern sound and feel, the E-II M-II is outfitted with a pair of BareKnuckle Aftermath humbuckers that can effortlessly take on any loud or heavy style. Meanwhile, the tone pot doubles as a push/pull coil-split switch that unleashes a range of single-coil sounds at will, making this axe anything but a one-trick-pony. And, thanks to the Floyd Rose Original bridge, you're even free to pour on extreme vibratos.

The ESP E-II Eclipse is a modern single-cut electric guitar that hails from Japan and comes prepped to take on heavy styles. Carefully finished, this refined model boasts a heel-less set-thru construction that grants unrestricted access to all twenty-two extra-jumbo frets that line the ebony fretboard. Made of stainless steel, these extra-hard frets are sure to last much longer than traditional frets and even reduce the resistance when bending notes.The E-II Eclipse: Fishman Fluence PickupsThe mahogany body of the ESP E-II Eclipse has been outfitted with a set of direct-mounted Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers: a ceramic variant at the bridge and an alnico model at the neck. Backed up by a push/pull voicing switch built into the tone pot, these active pickups span a broad tonal spectrum and serve up anything from crystal-clear cleans to brutal distortion. As a welcome bonus, ESP ship this model off inside a deluxe form-fit case.

The ESP E-II Eclipse is a modern single-cut electric guitar that hails from Japan and comes prepped to take on heavy styles. Carefully finished, this refined model boasts a heel-less set-thru construction that grants unrestricted access to all twenty-two extra-jumbo frets that line the ebony fretboard. Made of stainless steel, these extra-hard frets are sure to last much longer than traditional frets and even reduce the resistance when bending notes.The E-II Eclipse: Fishman Fluence PickupsThe mahogany body of the ESP E-II Eclipse has been outfitted with a set of direct-mounted Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers: a ceramic variant at the bridge and an alnico model at the neck. Backed up by a push/pull voicing switch built into the tone pot, these active pickups span a broad tonal spectrum and serve up anything from crystal-clear cleans to brutal distortion. As a welcome bonus, ESP ship this model off inside a deluxe form-fit case.

This 40th Anniversary edition of the Seagull M6 features an exclusive Ruby Red finish and a comfy Concert Hall body that, while it's not as big as a dreadnought, shapes a powerful acoustic sound backed up by ample definition and volume. At the same time, the solid cedar top of the M6 LTD CH EQ adds a beautifully woody touch, while the mahogany back and sides round off the sound with sonic warmth, and the Canadian silver leaf maple neck adds that all-important punch.The M6 Ltd Ruby Red CH EQ: Simply GorgeousThis first-class Maritime SWS Series model has been outfitted with a Fishman Sonitone preamp plus a set of volume and tone controls for dialling in your preferred sound. In terms of feel and finish, you're looking at a shiny high-gloss top combined with a satin-gloss-coated neck, back and sides for an almost velvety playing feel. Plug the M6 LTD CH EQ in on stage and you'll steal the show before it even begins.

The Godin Session HT is built to provide a serious side-kick for serious guitarists. This electric guitar offers any guitar hero unshakable reliability and insane flexibility with subtle, nonchalant style. The HT is mounted with a stable hard tail bridge to provide masses of resonance and sustain while the HSS pickup configuration is backed up by a push/pull tone pot that doubles the tonal range of this talented instrument. Meanwhile, the maple neck has been finished with satin-gloss for that buttery-smooth playing feel while the body has been coated in a timeless semi-gloss and topped with a uniquely shaped and tight-looking pickguard.

Following up on the insane popularity of his signature single cut, Gary Holt and ESP LTD present the ESP LTD GH-SV complete with a sharp, V-style body that's been directly based on the classic ESP SV. Just like Holt's take on the Eclipse, the Slayer and Exodus guitarist has opted for a flat black paint-job, providing a solid backdrop for the bright red binding and matching pickup covers. Beneath the striking aesthetics, the mahogany body has been topped with a maple cap before being mounted with an exclusive pair of humbuckers. Tote this treat of a six-string in secure style with the included ESP V-Alexi form-fit case.The ESP LTD GH-SV Black Gary Holt Signature: Collateral DamageJust like the single-cut that came before it, this unique flat-top V-guitar comes furnished with an EMG 81 Red at the bridge, giving this model the iconic ceramic output needed to support brutal riffs and slicing solos. The EMG 89R Red at the neck, meanwhile, adds some alnico V output to the mix, and comes backed up by a coil-split function that, according to Gary's request, places the split single-coil closer to the neck rather than the middle. Slick playability is also 100% assured by a Thin-U neck profile, a set of twenty-two extra-jumbo stainless-steel frets, and a solid Floyd Rose 1000 tremolo bridge.

This Plus edition of the Cutlass CT50 from Sterling by Music Man features a roasted maple neck that doesn't just feel good but gifts the guitar with increased stability. Equipped with Alnico V pickups in a classic HSS configuration as well as a push/push mid boost control, the CT50XHSS can be steered in any sonic direction and comes finished with locking tuners for quick-and-easy restrings.

The Sterling by Music Man CT30 Cutlass electric guitar is a modern classic. It has a timeless ST-style body with a number of modern features. The fretboard has a relatively flat 12-inch radius that makes it easier to press down the strings, for instance. There's also a modern fulcrum tremolo that allows you to add tasteful vibrato effects to your playing without the instrument going out of tune. Excellent tuning stability is also assured by the headstock's 4+2 machine head design that ensures the strings run straight though the nut. With a humbucker at the bridge, single-coil pickups in the mid and neck positions and a 5-way pickup switch, the CT30 offers power as well as tonal variety.

Whether you've got three acoustic guitars or just one that you like to play a lot, getting a 3-pack of Martin Strings Authentic Acoustic Lifespan 2.0 strings is never a bad idea. Featuring an improved coating and a strong core, these phosphor bronze acoustic guitar strings sound good-and-clear for a long time and are especially suitable for guitarists who like to play in lower tunings as well as for guitarists who grab their chords with a firm grip. These custom light strings are gauged .011 to .052.

The mid-depth, non-cutaway body shape of the Pro Series Ovation Ultra 1516 electro-acoustic guitar brings the ultimate in professional, stage-ready playing comfort. This slimline guitar sits close to the body, giving it an immediately snug feel while the Lyrachord bowl-style back is fully contoured in all the right places and has been combined with a solid grade-A spruce soundboard that's been thermally treated to ensure a fully matured, played in sound that's filled out with the warmth of the two-piece khaya neck.The Ovation Pro Series Ultra 1516: Natural Amplified SoundThe combo of materials that have gone into the build of this guitar lay down a rich acoustic foundation that's packed with definition, making sure that every note and chord is given maximum presence. A super-thin and environmentally friendly anti-UV layer has also been applied to ensure that the sound remains rich for decades to come. The built-in OCP-2000 pickup, meanwhile, is a fully upgraded piezo that captures string vibration with high efficiency before passing it onto the integrated preamp, ensuring that the sound of each of the six strings is separated and amplified with crystal clarity. Since the Pro Series Ultra 1516 has been built for the stage, it comes pre-packed in a form-fitting soft case.