Randy Rhoads was one of the world's greatest rock guitarists. These are two of his most popular guitars, the Flying V's.
the master and his trusty tele modded to tele-plus specs I'm afraid I don't recognize him, who is he?
Famous Guitars - Gibson EDS 1275 designed by Liam McMonagle. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Gallery dedicated to artist Karl Haglunds work on famous and interesting guitars.
PRS Neil Schon
The blues maestro owns a pair of blonde beauties that sport neck humbuckers and a lot of battle scars.
Ibanez Steve Vai Signature PIA Guitar - Onyx Black (751)
Rare guitars owned by Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen and other collectibles are about to go on the block in a test of the auction market.
Find out why Gibson has sold more SG model guitars than any other model in their history. There was really one main reason that Gibson abandoned the Les Paul model as known since 1952...
Ever since Chuck Berry hot-wired the "jump blues" sound in the 1950s, the electric guitar has been the soul of rock-and-roll. The plugged-in, amplified twang and squeal sounded like noise to adults, but for kids all over the world, it was the sound of rebellion.
Check out the The Real Story Behind Clapton's Most Famous Guitars page at Sweetwater — the world's leading music technology and instrument retailer!
The SL1 Soloist has serious attitude and tone to match, thanks to a super-fast hard rock maple neck, three Seymour Duncan pickups and an original Floyd Rose.
A new exhibition at LA's The Autry traces the history of the 2400-mile-long highway that connects Chicago to Los Angeles, with artefacts from its most well-known travellers, including Woody Guthrie and Jack Kerouac
Mahogany body Maple neck Madagascar Rosewood fingerboard, 25 ½" scale BoneTop P-90 style pickups Hipshot fixed bridge Gotoh vintage style tuners Dunlop Straplocks Vol, Tone w/push-pull for series mode, 3-way switch
Schoen Guitars is a catalog of custom resophonic and electric instruments by custom maker Kurt Schoen of Walla Walla, Washington.
Here are 14 of the most famous guitars that made (and continue to make) history. We've got images and back stories on all of them!
