Musical Instruments Review

The Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar is a fitting update to the Classic Jazzmaster. The redesigned Adjusto-Matic bridge and hotter pickups are modern improvements that the Classic deserves.

This electric guitar has an Alder body and maple neck, polyester finish, rosewood fingerboard and Chrome hardware. With 21 jumbo medium frets, 22mm nut width and 648mm scale width and Fender Vintage Style tuning keys, what more can you ask for?

The Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar also comes with a Deluxe Gig Bag.

The Gibson Les Paul Push-Tone allows you to change your guitar’s voice by simply unhooking the pickups and changing them with the new ones.

At $2,900, this guitar boasts of a mahogaby body and neck, maple top, ebony fingerboard, Pro humbuker pickups, 50s rounded neck profile (which is a traditional Les Paul feature), 3-way pick-up switch volume and tone controls and an extra pair of the Zebra Pro humbucker pickups.

The Gibson Les Paul Push-Tone Guitar is available in the antique natural lacquer finish only but it’s way too cool to look for another type. It also has a hardshell case so it’s safe and convenient to carry it anywhere.

The Schecter C1 FR Hellraiser Electric Guitar is a hellraiser not just in name but performance-wise. This one hell of an electric guitar has a quilt maple top, abalone binding, EMG 81/85 humbuckers, Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, Grover tuners and a set neck.

Schecter guitars are manufactured in South Korea but all set up and assembly works are done a hundred percent in the United States at the Schecter facility in Burbank, California.

The Schecter Hellraiser electric guitar boasts of a 25.5-inch scale, a mahogany body, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, Gothic Cross inlays and black hardware. This guitar is really well-made and quite outstanding considering its price. It is also very easy to play.

The ESP LTD Standard MH400 Electric Guitar which comes in an attractive See Thru Blue color is a feature-packed guitar, It has a quilted maple top, a Set-Thru neck joint and EMG humbuckers. It also has a built-in Floyd Rose licensed tremolo bridge.

This electric guitar boasts of a mahogany body. a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. The black hardware whcih includes offset neck inlays and Grover tuners (which complements this guitar’s 400-level instruments) makes it a must-have if you want a great-looking and great-sounding electric guitar.

You also get an EMG pickup which affords you a broader bandwidth and definitely, better playignpower and performance.

The Silvertone Citation Electric Guitar and Amp Package contains everything you need to start playing the guitar in style including an electric guitar as well as a guitar practice amp. Its white colors gives this electric guitar a classy aura that will make every onlooker stare at you while playing the guitar.

This electric guitar an S-type contour-cut body, a volume control, two tone controls, vintage tremolo, a 5-way selector switch on 3 high output single coils plus of course a maple fingerboard.

The Silvertone Citation Guitar boasts of a six-inch speaker, a headphoen output, 3-band EQ and a switchable overdrive. Plus, you get a guitar strap, a Silvertone digital tuner, extra set of guitar strings, guitar picks, a chord chart and a nylon bag for your guitar and of course all the extras.

The Peavey Generation Custom EX Electric Guitar can deliver whether its acoustic or electric guitar sound you wish to hear. It is also quite affordable at $199.99 (60% off fromthe original price of $300) considering its quality and versatility.

This electric guitar’s versatility allow you to play various musical styles from country, blues and even nü metal and still get an awesome sound.

The looks of this guitar is also eye-catching what with an alder body, rosewood fingerboard, maple neck, vintage-wound pickups and tuning keys. It has a knob control that can be adjusted to blend the ACM tones and vintage pickups and get a hybrid tone.

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.