Musical Instruments Review

The Yamaha RGX A2 Electric Guitar boasts of being a study of contrast—it is light in terms of physical construction and yet ultra heavy when it comes to tone. The white color makes it simple but very attractive esecially for those who want thier instruments clean and uncluttered.

The volume knobs of this electric guitar are surrounded by LEDs in blue and free colors. It adds a contrasting look to the immaculate white internal resonance body. It is made of bolt-on maple neck, rosewood fretboard, die-cast cylindrical tuners and Dual Yamaha alnico humbuckers.

Yamaha has just shattered the conventional thinking that when it comes to electric guiitars, the heavier ones produce the best sounds. Yamaha’s Alternative Internal Resonance, or A.I.R. is a revolutionary concept that has come of age and you can see this become real with the Yamaha RGX A2 Electric Guitar.

The Gibson ES-339 Electric Guitar has a vintage vibe making the perfect electric guitar for any type of music. It is a real beauty with a laminated maple top, maple center block, rosewood fretboard and single piece mahogany neck.

Gibson’s Memphis custom shop built the guitar with two neck sizes. One is based on the 60s circa with a 30/60 slim as well as wide profile and the other based on the ‘59 circa which ahs a fatter profile.

Connectivity is great thanks to the cable jack mounted on the side unlike other guitars where you have to plug the cable right on top of your guitar. It boasts of the Memphis Tone Circuit by Gibson which is responsible for preserving the high end of the guitar even when the volume is turned down.

The Rogue Acoustic Guitar and Mandolin Pack is a good buy at only $99.99. The guitar has a nato neck, martin strings and rosewood fretboard. The giveway mandolin is however more like a toy with a flat and dead tone but nevertheless with rosewood fingerboard and chrome tuners. The mandolin also has an adjustable compensated bridge.

The guitar boasts of a Spruce top and Die-cast tuning machines. It plays fast compared to other acoustics and is generally ok at its price range.

The guitar and mandolin set is a perfect gift for those who love acoustics and maybe, the mandolin can be used to keep the children away from the real guitars.

The Brian Moore i8.13 Midi Electric Guitar is a piece of beauty that boasts of the RMX piezo technology that results to a synth-driving guitar fexibility.

This electric guitar has a maple top and a sculpted Kalantas mahogany body. The unique desgn of the headstock, Seymour Duncan humbuckers (the genuine ones), and the chrome hardware makes it very attractive and worth the price.

The Brian Moore i8.13 Midi Electric Guitar has superior tracking thanks to the built-in RMC polydrive system. It also features super deep cutaways, rosewood fretboard and Sperzel locking tuners.

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.