Once one of America's biggest guitar manufacturers, Harmony produced millions of instruments that helped shape generations of musicians. From the iconic Rocket and Stratotone to the sought-after H75, discover the fascinating story of this forgotten American guitar maker and why its vintage instruments are finding a new generation of admirers.
With its striking white finish, gold-plated hardware and unmistakable style, the Gretsch White Falcon is one of the most recognisable electric guitars ever made. Originally conceived as a showroom showpiece in 1954, it went on to become a rock 'n' roll icon. Discover its fascinating history, distinctive design and the legendary musicians who helped make it famous.
From Eric Clapton's missing 'Beano' Les Paul to Paul McCartney's long-lost Höfner bass, discover the remarkable stories behind some of music history's most famous lost, stolen, and rediscovered guitars.
Discover the guitars, amplifiers, and effects behind Stevie Ray Vaughan’s legendary blues tone, from his battered Fender Stratocaster Number One to vintage Fender valve amps and the iconic Ibanez Tube Screamer.
From a small California guitar repair shop to the heights of rock guitar legend, Charvel has helped shape the sound and style of generations of players. Discover the history behind these iconic guitars, their evolution into high-performance machines, and the legendary guitarists who made them famous.
From humble beginnings importing Spanish acoustic guitars to becoming a global name in electric guitar design, Ibanez has a fascinating history. Explore the brand’s early years, the famous lawsuit era, and the iconic guitars that helped shape its evolution, including the Artist, Iceman, JEM and RG series.
From humble beginnings in a Canterbury workshop to becoming one of Britain's best-known boutique guitar makers, Atkin Guitars has built a reputation for beautifully crafted instruments inspired by the golden era of guitar making. Discover the story behind Atkin, the guitars they make today, and what makes these handmade instruments so special.
Waterloo Guitars brings the character and charm of Depression era American acoustics into the modern day. Discover how Bill Collings drew inspiration from humble vintage instruments to create guitars with lightweight construction, distinctive bracing, dry, woody tones, and modern playability.
From its introduction in 1966, the Fender Mustang Bass has carved out a unique place in bass history. We explore its evolution from student instrument to cult classic, the influential players and recordings that helped define its sound, and how modern manufacturers and independent builders continue to put their own spin on Fender's iconic short scale design.
