Greco Guitars, Japan’s answer to Gibson and Fender in the ’70s and ‘80s, built a cult following with their high-quality replicas and original designs. From the legendary “Super Real” series to the iconic EG models, this post dives into Greco’s rich history, standout models, and the players who embraced them.
From the vintage warmth of the Tweed Deluxe to the crystal-clear tones of the Twin Reverb, Fender amplifiers have shaped the sound of modern music for over 70 years. This blog post explores the evolution of Fender amps, their most iconic models, and the legendary artists who used them to craft timeless tones.
From humble beginnings in a Maryland workshop to stages worldwide, PRS Guitars has redefined modern guitar craftsmanship. Discover their journey, iconic models like the Custom 24 and Silver Sky, and the artists—Santana, Mayer, Tremonti—who brought PRS into the spotlight.
From its revolutionary debut in 1958 to its Norlin-era transformations, the Gibson ES-335 shaped decades of music. Discover how the guitar evolved—and who made it famous.
From its “Black Beauty” origins in 1954 to modern Custom Shop masterpieces, the Gibson Les Paul Custom has evolved alongside the artists who defined rock, metal, and more. Discover how its specs—and legacy—have changed through the decades.
Take a deep dive into the evolution of Marshall valve amps, from the warm tones of the JTM45 to the high-gain punch of the JCM800 and beyond. Discover the legendary models and the guitarists who made them famous.
The 1960s marked a transformative decade for the Fender Telecaster—especially after CBS acquired the company in 1965. From changes in materials and logos to shifts in craftsmanship and mass production, this post dives into how the CBS era reshaped one of the most iconic electric guitars in music history.
First launched in the 1980s, Fender’s Elite Series guitars introduced bold innovations like active electronics and noiseless pickups. Though short-lived, their legacy lived on through models like the Eric Clapton Stratocaster and the 2016 American Elite revival. Discover how these instruments helped shape Fender’s modern direction.
The Fender Telecaster may have deep country roots, but it’s far from a one-trick pony. In this post, we explore the Tele’s surprising versatility—from jazz innovators like Julian Lage to rock legends like Jimmy Page, funk pioneers, and indie icons. Learn how this simple guitar earned its place across nearly every genre in music.
