Fusing traditional sound and modern playability, the Cordoba Fusion 5 is an excellent electro-acoustic classical guitar for classical styles as well as flamenco. For a starter, this model has been furnished a solid spruce top and a flamed mahogany back and sides for a focussed acoustic sound that's rounded out across the higher registers by a mahogany neck and a pau ferro fretboard.The Fusion 5: A C-Profile Neck, 16 Radius and 48mm Nut Plus a Superb Fishman PreampThe neck of the Fusion 5 has been fully tailored to contemporary Spanish guitarists, featuring a timeless C shape, a nice-and-narrow 48mm nut and a slightly rounder, 16-inch fretboard radius for optimum playing comfort. This, combined with the high-quality sound shaped by the built-in Sonitone Classical preamp and volume and tone pots, makes sure you're always up and playing in no time.

La ESP LTD EC-1000T CTM de la série Deluxe est une guitare électrique avec un haut niveau de confort de jeu, un son extrêmement polyvalent et un look à tomber par terre ! Le « T » dans le nom du modèle signifie « Traditionnal » et fait référence à une lutherie pleine épaisseur. Le corps single-cut en acajou est chambré, vous pouvez donc compter sur un poids réduit. De plus, une table en érable flammé, sublimée par une finition Violet Shadow, accrocheuse a été choisie pour le plaisir des yeux !EC-1000T CTM avec Fishman FluenceESP LTD a équipé cette six cordes de deux micros actifs Fishman Fluence Open Core Classic. En combinaison avec les deux switches push/pull, vous pouvez choisir entre trois voicings différents par micro. Cela comprend un P.A.F. de style humbucker, un humbucker hot-rodded et un simple bobinage overwound. En bref, une électronique complète qui fait de la ESP LTD EC-1000T CTM un instrument très polyvalent.Un accastillage de haute qualitéLa touche en ébène compte 22 frettes extra jumbo en acier inoxydable. En pratique, cela signifie que vous pouvez compter sur un haut niveau de confort de jeu et une usure largement réduite. Grâce aux mécaniques à blocage, changer les cordes sera un jeu d'enfant. Ajoutez à cela un chevalet Tonepros Locking TOM et vous pouvez compter sur un instrument particulièrement stable avec un long sustain et une excellente résonance !

The ESP E-II Eclipse Full Thickness EverTune merges modern playability with a traditional look and a fat range of full-bodied sounds. Built in ESP's factory in Japan, this versatile electric guitar has a mahogany body mounted with two Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers. These active pickups have the support of a push/pull tone pot and can spit anything from vintage PAF-style tone to speed-metal-ready sound. The E-II Eclipse Full Thickness EverTune: Never Out of TuneThis particular E-II Series guitar features the innovative EverTune bridge, which can be set up so that it even keeps the tuning in check during serious string bending, making it perfect for uber-tight rhythm parts. In addition, it's been kitted out with extra-tough, stainless steel frets which require less maintenance than traditional frets and support a smooth playing feel.

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.

Part of the Guild USA Standard Series, the F-40 Standard comes from a long line of popular jumbo-sized six-strings and, as you'd expect given the legendary brand's reputation, it sounds, feels and plays great. While the jumbo body guarantees ample volume, it's the solid Sitka spruce top and solid African mahogany back and sides that are responsible for the rich, warm sound of the Guild F-40. A set-in mahogany neck and Indian rosewood fretboard complete the high-end mix of tonewoods.The F-40 Standard: Sublime Sound, Look and FeelThe brilliant sound, vintage look and snug feel isn't just the result of the selected wood, but the result of a C-profile neck, a 12-inch fretboard radius and a 25.625-inch scale length combined with a thin coat of high-gloss nitrocellulose lacquer. So you can keep your F-40 Standard in one tight piece, Guild send it off in a Deluxe Humidified Wood Case.

Part of the USA Standard Series, the Guild D-50 acoustic guitar combines traditional American quality with modern build features to result in up-to-date playability and lush, vintage sound, and to complete a model that's more than worthy of the legendary Guild stamp of approval. The dreadnought body has been finished with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard and a solid Indian rosewood back and matching sides, while the set-in mahogany neck has been topped with an Indian rosewood fretboard to match the Indian rosewood bridge.The Guild D-50 Standard: Rich, Played-In SoundThe classic build gives this six-string an immediately rich acoustic sound where the higher register is lightly rounded off and balances the overall tone. To support excellent projection, a thin layer of vintage high-gloss nitrocellulose lacquer has been applied which also helps give this model a more matured, played in feel. Tight and controlled strumming and finger-picking techniques are fully supported by the 25.625 inch scale length, while the C-profile neck, 12 inch fretboard radius and set of twenty Jescar 43080 frets have a supremely snug feel in the fret-hand.

The Guild USA Standard Series D-40 acoustic guitar combines a classic playing feel with first-rate contemporary build quality. This high-quality dreadnought features an all-solid build where the top is made of Sitka spruce and the body is made of African mahogany, resulting in warm, rich sound as well as the clear bass response shaped by scalloped X-bracing.The D-40 Standard: Vintage Feel & Nitro FinishThe vintage feel of this Guild guitar stems from a set-in, C-profile mahogany neck and a rosewood fretboard furnished with a tried-and-tested, 12-inch radius and twenty Jescar 43080 frets. Add that to the 25.625-inch scale length and super-thin nitrocellulose finish, and a satisfyingly tight sound and feel are simply a given. Deluxe Humidified Wood Case included.

In collaboration with Swedish metal royalty, Ghost, Hagstrom developed the fresh Fantomen solid-body. The looks and sound of this electric offset perfectly echo the dark heaviness of the band. The considerably large mahogany body and irksome, upside down head are typical Hagstrom quirks and, because this is a Hagstrom model, the guitar retains perfect balance. The glued neck has also been shaped using mahogany and is supported by a fretboard made of resinator. Resinator is a further developed version of ebonol which faithfully mimics the sound of ebony.The Fantomen: Speed and FlexibilityThe tight 25.5-inch scale length and 15-inch fretboard radius have a direct effect on the level of comfort, speed and agility that can be reached when playing this instrument. A classic stoptail tailpiece is mounted and couples with the Longtravel T-O-M bridge to add a layer of extra sustain and, along with the scale length, give the Fantomen a richly defined foundation sound. Both passive humbuckers were designed by none other than John Lundgren; also famous for designing pickups for Meshuggah. A No. 2 humbucker sits at the neck and a No. 5 at the bridge and together, they produce solid distortions and sweet, warm cleans to support thick riffs and highly dynamic leads.

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.

Martin Miller and Ibanez serve up the MM1N Transparent Aqua Blue: an HSS-configured signature electric guitar that not only features extra-flexible Seymour Duncan Fortuna Series pickups, but drips with style. Made in Japan, this premium model features a mahogany body topped with a 4mm-thick slice of maple for a superb foundation sound comprised of balanced low and high frequencies. Also, besides a handy guitar multi-tool, the Ibanez MM1N-TAB includes a matching hardshell case.The MMN1: Seymour Duncan Fortuna Pickups and dyna-MIX9 Switching SystemSince German master-guitarist Martin Miller is known for his ability to play countless styles, he's obviously opted for a massively versatile set of pickups. More specifically, you're looking at Seymour Duncan Fortuna pickups; one humbucker and two single-coils which combine with Ibanez' own dyna-MIX9 switching system and matching Alter Switch, giving you nine core sounds to choose from and dial in to taste. Not only that, the MMN1 boasts a Gotoh T1702B tremolo bridge and ultra-stable MG-T locking tuners so you can pull off any pitch-bending tricks at will.Japanese CraftBesides jaw-dropping aesthetics and sound, the MMN1 naturally packs the pro-worthy playing feel of a roasted maple neck made of S-Tech-treated wood for extra stability and strength, plus a backside that's been dipped in oil for even more speed when navigating the twenty-two stainless steel jumbo frets, which in turn have received the Prestige Fret Edge treatment to get rid of any uncomfortable sharp edges. Finished with Luminlay side dots and a comfy AZ Oval C neck profile, this Martin Miller signature is as effortlessly playable as it gets.

Featuring a warm acoustic sound, a grand auditorium-style body and an aged satin finish, the Sigma Guitars GMC-15EL electro-acoustic guitar is an attractive and affordable choice for left-handed finger-style guitarists. The cutaway of the Grand OM-14 body offers smooth fret access, while the shape and all-mahogany build - including a solid top - give way to warm, woody tone, tempered lows and enhanced resonance.The GMC-15EL: Fishman Presys II Preamp & Grover Open-Gear TunersThe built-in piezo pickup and Fishman Presys II preamp team up to ensure accurately amplified sound, which can be dialled in to perfection using the fitted volume, phase, bass and treble controls. The low-profile neck, cutaway and smooth satin-gloss aged finish provide the fluid playing feel needed to pull off intricate more melodies, while a matching set of Grover Open-Gear machine heads complete the extra-vintage look of this electro-acoustic lefty from Sigma.

The XSonic Airstep Play is a versatile wireless controller that not only enables you to play, pause, forward and rewind songs and videos, but flip pages, adjust the tempo, change the pitch, and loop specific parts. Perfect for musicians who need both hands to play their instrument as well as beginners that are trying to get to grips with their instrument while watching a YouTube tutorial, the Airstep Play is equipped with five footswitches, is compatible with Android & iOS gear as well as Mac and Windows PCs, and even features a built-in metronome.

Following the Flying V EXP by parent company Gibson, Megadeth mastermind Dave Mustaine presents another, more affordable signature guitar in collaboration with Epiphone: the Flying V Custom. Dipped in Black Metallic lacquer, this seriously brutal V-guitar features a mahogany body and a matching set-in neck topped with a dark ebony fretboard. It also comes wrapped up in its own hardshell case which, just like the back of the headstock, has been adorned with Mustaine's silhouette.The Dave Mustaine Flying V Custom: Take No PrisonersThe Signature Thrash Factor humbuckers mounted on this Epiphone-built solid-body are based on the same JB pickups that voiced Megadeth's seminal record 'Rust in Piece' and shape aggressive trebles, lightly-scooped mids and tight basses, resulting in face-melting tone no matter the pickup switch position. Finished with a string-thru tailpiece, a LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge, a GraphTech nut and a set of Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners, this top-specced Artist Collection Flying V naturally offers unyielding tuning stability.

Coated in Aged Bone White, the dangerous Emily Wolfe Sheraton signature model has been dubbed the 'White Wolfe'. Rich with classic features and enhanced by some sweet modern tweaks, this is a truly unique semi-acoustic. The gold-plated hardware has been lightly aged for a nice, played-in look, while the offbeat diamond-shaped F-holes and lightning-bolt abalone detailing of the position blocks hint at something far more contemporary. The front of the '60s Kalamazoo headstock has been finished with a delicately inlaid tree-of-life, and when you flip it over, you'll find Emily's own signature wolf-head stamped on the back.The Emily Wolfe Sheraton: A Vintage Foundation for Modern High-GainThe amplified sound of this Ephiphone electric archtop is shaped by two Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers and a set of CTS pots. This builds on the full foundation sound with vintage-style warmth and more-modern high-gain output, while stable tuning is assured by a Graph Tech nut, a set of Grover Rotomatic machine heads and a LockTone-designed bridge and tailpiece combo. The Epiphone Emily Wolfe Sheraton White Wolfe semi-acoustic guitar comes complete with a form-fitting EpiLite Case.