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The Fender Custom Shop Robert Cray Signature Stratocaster caught my eye with its gold hardware and deep blue finish; I just had to give it a go. Right away the tone was incredible. The vintage pickups are super smooth and crisp with just the right amount of break.

The modern day electric guitar has it roots in the 50′s with many innovations that are still popular today… which do you dig the most?

The Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus ’60s Neck is semi-fast with great grip that you can really dig your fingers into. The 60’s profile necks were a bit thinner and therefore allowing you to make smoother runs with less effort.

SMG has unleashed a new weekly series of posts highlighting the latest trends, news and interesting happenings that occur on the Community and SMG blog!

The day has finally arrived! It’s Nigel Tufnel Day! Yes, that’s right, the day that goes to E-L-E-V-E-N. Look at the date. Yes, you CAN look at it. Eleven, eleven, eleven. So no matter whether you are a druid with a BIG BOTTOM or you’re stuck in a HELL HOLE, crank up the Marshall Amplifier all the way up, and let the sustain go, Ahhhhhh!

The 1960s was an amazing decade for music and guitars! Gibson and Fender ruled the marketplace while plenty of other great guitars and experimental models were being produced by various companies. Musical styles ranged from pop, rock, surf, blues, jazz and folk. Artists who utilized these guitars broke down new musical doors!

I recently acquired a ’93 Washburn N2 Koa Flame Top electric guitar from an online auction website….

The Steinberger Spirit has a unique body shape that is very light and feels like a three-quarter size guitar….