Fantastic offer! The EG112 with matching headstock & gigbag, this guitar plays, sounds and looks great,

The Les paul style Wutong Body Vintage VZ99 Zip Guitar features a smooth rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets and a pearloid dot inlay. The single cutaway body combined with the Wilkinson twin single coil pickups really give you more sustain than you would suspect.

IBANEZ GRG170DX BKN, GIO E-Guitar. GRG1 neck, Basswood Body, Jumbo Frets, ILT-1 Bridge, PSND1 (H) neck pu, PSNDS (S) mid pu, PSND2 (H) Bridge pu. Color: Black Night

BANEZ GRG170DXJB GIO E-Guitar. GRG1 neck, Basswood Body, Jumbo Frets, ILT-1 Bridge, PSND1 (H) neck pu, PSNDS (S) mid pu, PSND2 (H) Bridge pu. Color: Jewel Blue

RGR08 Ltd edition Ibanez details to follow

Since 1987, the Ibanez RG has been the weapon of choice for visiting sonic mayhem on the metal masses. With the right choice of pickups, flat and fast necks and double-locking trems, the RG has divebombed and crunched its way to classic status.

Since 1987, the Ibanez RG has been the weapon of choice for visiting sonic mayhem on the metal masses. With the right choice of pickups, flat and fast necks and double-locking trems, the RG has divebombed and crunched its way to classic status.

Fast-action maple neck with a maple fingerboard, comfort-contoured alder body, three single-coil pickups and standard synchronized tremolo—it’s where the tradition began and still carries on today.

As the distinctive early-’60s offspring of the equally distinctive Jazzmaster® guitar, the Jaguar guitar became an enduring favorite that has successfully spanned many decades and genres, be it ’60s surf, ’70s punk, ’80s new wave, ’90s grunge and beyond ...

A legendary metal axe sharpens its blade a bit more. The Ibanez RG350MDX Electric Guitar takes the RG series further into the metal zone. Many players have selected the Ibanez RG as their weapon of choice for visiting sonic mayhem on the metal masses.

Fast-action maple neck with a maple fingerboard, comfort-contoured alder body, three single-coil pickups and standard synchronized tremolo—it’s where the tradition began and still carries on today.

As the distinctive early-’60s offspring of the equally distinctive Jazzmaster® guitar, the Jaguar guitar became an enduring favorite that has successfully spanned many decades and genres, be it ’60s surf, ’70s punk, ’80s new wave, ’90s grunge and beyond ...

Fast-action maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, comfort-contoured alder body, three single-coil pickups and standard synchronized tremolo—it’s where the tradition began and still carries on today.

Fast-action maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, comfort-contoured alder body, three single-coil pickups and standard synchronized tremolo—it’s where the tradition began and still carries on today.

So simple, yet incredibly versatile! Since its introduction in the early ’50s, guitarists in all musical genres have relied on the Fender Telecaster guitar for its powerful tone and smooth playability.

The Esquire is among the most sought-after instruments in our entire family of Telecaster guitars. Introduced in 1950, its unique circuitry and biting bridge pickup created a tonal sensation. It later became the weapon of choice for greats including Jeff Beck and Bruce Springsteen, and has re-emerged time and again in the hands of many other great players.