Musical Instruments Review

The Fender Deluxe Blackout Telecaster Electric Guitar is pretty much what you should be looking for if you dig rock, heavy blues as well as country music. Just choose from any of the three pickups for each genre.

The Fender Telecaster is aptly called Blackout because of its nice black color which gives this electric guitar that mysterious and sophisticated look. It boasts of 5-way switching as well as three pickups that are vintage style. The tele can produce a wide array of tone that can help you play any song genre.

This tele has an Alder body, a tinted maple neck of satin urethane finish, maple fingerboards, chrome hardware and standard bridge.

Now, it is official. Fender has officially released the Elvis Costello Signature Jazzmaster, a guitar named after the respected singer-songwriter and musician par excellance. The new Costello guitar is modeled after the Fender guitar that Costello owned back in 1977.

The signature guitar is available in walnut finish in Nitrocellulose Lacquer for a price of $1,530. It comes with a classic strap and a deluxe brown hardshell case.

The Jazzmaster has undergone a lot of modifications over the last 30 years. However, it has managed to retain the best features of the guitar. It has an Alder body, Rosewood fretboard, Maple C-shaped neck, Vintage tremolo and vintage style machine heads. Of course it comes with a chrome hardware and 4-ply tortoise shell pickguard.

The looks of the Jackson MG Series DXMG Dinky Electric Guitar can already arouse curiosity. Wait till you hear that it also comes with EMG 81 and 85 humbuckers and your hooked.

It is available in six models/colors: Cobalt Blue Swirl, Transparent Black, Cobalt Blue, Satin Black, Black and Black Forest. All models comes with a strap and gig bag but the Cobalt Blue Swirl model is the most expensive at $799.95 followed by the Transparent Black which costs $749.95. The rest of the models are priced at $699.95 each.

This electric guitar has an alder body, a flame maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. It boasts of a Jackson licensed Floyd Rose tremolo bridge and pearl piranha inlays.