The Squier Mini Player is perfect for travelers, beginners and players of all ages—amplifier, speaker and distortion are built right into the guitar! A 1/4-inch jack lets you plug into your favorite amplifier, too—plug in and turn the Mini Player up to hear how it can boost the output of most small practice amps and deliver a rocking tone!
Price: $149.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Sound:
When playing clean (no preamp) the volume is too low and it has only one pick up. Other then that it’s an excellent sounding little guitar and I would’ve rated it higher! The distortion is cool sounding, but not amazing. If this guitar had a DSP chip in it and had some effects it would be absolutely killer! As it is it is well worth the price to have an electric guitar that sounds good and not worry about tripping over a patch cord. I can walk all over the place and play this as if it were an acoustic…love it..
The classic “tuxedo” look and world famous features that has made the Les Paul Custom a hit since 1954, plus an additional 3rd humbucker, are now available in a great price range, with the Epiphone Black Beauty.
Price: $729.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
the pickups are brutall the middle one gives it the extra kick it’s really sweet.
Quality:
The gold hardware was a major notice with the finish of the guitar. Every one of these beauty’s has a brutall life to it.. So take advantage of your money and get this one. this is it…
Value:
I couldn’t beleive it..it was like a real les paul.At a affordible price.
Desirability:
Hand’s down it’s the next best thing to acually owning a real gibson.I am really proud to have this one on stand.
Sound:
I own a RR1 and the gibson, the gibson overall tone and performance is extraordinary to a RR1
Support:
I wainted for 2 mounth’s for it,and it was well worth it.I wouldn’t change a thing or feature about this guitar.
Overall:
This instrument will alway’s reach my appetight for succsess.If anything was to happen to her. I would be gladly to buy the same one at the same price. As an extension through me…it really makes me horny
The Ibanez XPT700 is definitely an eye catcher. Ever since Ibanez released the Iceman, they have been pushing to produce more radical body styles and different forms of the X and V Designs. The Neck-Thru body design of the XPT700 delivers the ultimate sustain. The addition of the Edge III Tremolo strength and tuning tuning stability. Ibanez has also been working on a new way of painting the guitars, and they have done it. The Chameleon Paint is an awesome innovation in guitar finishing. The paint responds to light and it appears to change color as the guitar moves. It’s very pleasing to the eye and less money that lacquer.
Price: $699.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
I love the tremolo, the pickups, and the finish of it. The frets are also very comfortable playing with.
Quality:
This guitar has very good quality, and it will last for a long time before repair is needed.
Value:
Well, this is about half the price than anywhere else I have found it, so the value is great! (Or did you mean what I think it’s worth?)
Desirability:
I would prefer the white version ofcourse, but it would pretty fast get dirty, so i’ll go for red-cham or black.
Sound:
Love the sound, it is just not getting better you know (if you have tried it ofcourse, lol). This guitar is definately worth buying.
Ease of Use:
Well, the guitar I have at home is HARD to play at, so this guitar makes it feel like i’m a guitar god, when everything suddenly got so easy!
Support:
Not gotten any support for it, because I have only tried it in a store.
Overall:
For a looooong time! I like basically everything about it!
Check out this Hellraiser — EMG 81TW/89 humbuckers, a set neck, quilt maple top, Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, abalone binding, Grover tuners and more. Specs include 24 jumbo frets, 25.5-inch scale, abalone Gothic Cross inlays and black chrome hardware.
Price: $899.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
2 vol 1 tone, i wulda prefered one volume 2 tone but w/e, also it wuld jack up the price alot but id prefer an ebony fretboard. other then that its awesome, emgs, set in neck, grover tuners, floyd rose =) this axe is simply awesome.
Quality:
made in south korea, youd never know
Value:
this guitar is extremely underpriced for what you get.
Desirability:
the inlays made me blow a load and the black cherry finish had me drooling when i first saw it.
Sound:
awesome tone for metal. the mahogony is great with this guitar, it sounds simply amazing! cleans are even pretty decent for emgs too.
Ease of Use:
the action was a little high for my taste when i got it but im gonna lower it soon, other then that this thing is light as a feather for being mahogony and can be played for hours. very easy to play and very satisfying TO play.
Support:
never had to deal with customer service, hopefully never will.
Overall:
after some VERY minor problems most of them are just becasue of my preferences, this guitar is amazing, you defenately get what you pay for and then some. buy this guitar and do yourself some good.
Sometimes, the old ways are best, as long as there are enough modern refinements to keep in step with what today’s musician needs. The AF is one of our most traditional full-acoustic lines with a large, true full-hollow body and Ibanez ACH pickups for smooth, classic tones. New for 2009 is the AF75TDGBK, a Black finish beauty complete with Vintage Vibrato, perfect for jazz, rock, roots and twang.
Price: $499.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
Good humbuckers
Value:
this guitar is awsome for the price
Desirability:
It is beautiful everyone loves it.
Sound:
i love the sound. it can handle from clean tones to slash metal distortion.
Ease of Use:
Just plug it in and play it feels great.
Overall:
my favorite guitar. i play it all the time everyday.
Fusing a ‘72 Tele Custom with a Tele Deluxe, this guitar has two high-output humbuckers, a three-way pickup selector switch, and independent volume and tone controls.
Price: $249.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
simple guitar.
Quality:
okay, p-up selector switch a little loose as are the volume/tone knobs, but nothing serious.
Value:
well worth the money.
Desirability:
i like the looks of this guitar, maby one day i will get the fender version
Sound:
i personally like the tone from this guitar
Support:
no need yet
They didn’t believe it at first. But it’s true. The new SG Raw Power from Gibson USA adds another dimension to Gibson’s most popular model of all-time. Everything about the SG Raw Power still screams SG. But take a closer look at the new colors, the new upgrades – and the new nice price – and you’ll see it’s more desirable than ever before. Above all, the most inspired design in guitar-making history is now available in solid maple. It creates a fresh, brilliant tone previously unheard of from a standard SG. And for the first time the SG is available with a three-piece solid maple neck, topped with a maple fingerboard. Notes are vividly clear, and chords are purely expressive.
Price: $998.00 Buy now!
Featuring a carved flame maple top, mahogany body and neck, rosewood fingerboard, and abalone binding, the Dean ML AT3000 Electric Guitar combines great looks with amazing sound.
Price: $649.95 Buy now!
The ESP LTD EX Limited Edition Avatar Electric Guitar is a one-of-a-kind, anime inspired guitar that will make your look and sound the center of attention. Featuring a custom airbrushed graphic by artist Chris Compston, a frequent contributor to ESP guitars, the Avatar features set-neck construction, mahogany body and neck, rosewood fingerboard, and black nickel hardware. For great sound, grover tuners, a tune-o-matic bridge, and 2 EMG active pickups are included.
Price: $949.00 Buy now!
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Like classic cars or your favorite T-shirt, some things just get cooler with age. It’s especially true of electric guitars–they develop an unmistakable mojo over time that only makes ‘em look even cooler and feel even more comfortable than when they were brand- new. That said, Fender’s new Road Worn ’50s Strat guitar delivers that killer aged look, feel and mojo without breaking the bank; designed using 1950s specs augmented by Tex-Mex pickups and 6105 frets. A true player.
Price: $949.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Overall:
Played a few at a local shop … all sucked. The tone of the Tex-Mex is decent, but definitely not “vintage” as the looks of the guitar suggest. The ‘aging’ done on the was obviously amaturish and rushed. The worst part was that EVERY one played like crap – buzzy with mile-high action. A standard Mexican is a better guitar! I can’t believe they are charging so much for these hunks of crap!