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“We have long been of the opinion that it is one of the most underrated electric guitars on the market”: The best guitar gear launched this week, ft. Phil Collen’s signature relic’d Jackson and your ’board’s final Boss? (opens the original)
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Welcome to Guitar World’s weekly gear round-up, your one-stop-shop for keeping up to date with what’s been happening in the big wide world of guitar gear over the past seven days. From new electric guitars to amp modeler updates, the guitar industry is never short of fresh releases, and it can sometimes be hard to stay in the loop with every new launch. To make things a little easier, we’ve put together an essential must-read guide that will cover the major releases, the boutique drops, and ever
“Billy played this guitar during the Pumpkins’ Lollapalooza set… Now, it’s available for everyone”: Reverend launches the very sweet Billy Corgan Z-One Infinite Sadness – and there’s a Drop-Z baritone version too (opens the original)
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Reverend has expanded its Billy Corgan signature guitar lineup with a limited edition release commemorating 30 years of the Smashing Pumpkins’ bravura double album Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Unveiled in time for the Chicago alt-rock institutions’ Rat in a Cage Tour, the Reverend Billy Corgan Z-One Infinite Sadness is available as a standard six-string electric guitar, and as a baritone guitar – and if it looks familiar then maybe that’s because you caught the Pumpkins’ set at Lollapa
Cory Wong’s Sterling By Music Man StingRay II is officially here, and even nicer than we remember it (opens the original)
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Okay, so NAMM 2026 happened, and by now it seems like a lifetime ago, so long ago in fact that you would be forgiven for forgetting some of the most-exciting electric guitars that debuted on the show floor at Anaheim. But surely the following rings a bell: a $749 guitar from Cory Wong anf Sterling By Music Man with a double-cut profile inspired by one of the greatest bass guitar designs of all time, dual humbuckers, Pearl Blue or Silver with white egg-shaped pickguard, built to spec for a man wh
“We sold 40-some million records, four number-one albums, and you just scratched that off of your brother’s legacy”: Sammy Hagar responds to Alex Van Halen calling him a “complete idiot” (opens the original)
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Sammy Hagar admits that he has no idea why former bandmate Alex Van Halen has a long-standing beef with him, as he addressed the recent comments from AVH that described him as a “complete idiot”. Speaking to Eddie Trunk on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation, Hagar said he had no desire to get into a “tug-of-war” in the press, but argued that, if Alex Van Halen had problems with anything he wrote in his warts ’n’ all autobiography, Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock, then that was on him, insisting everything
“The peso coin is a rarity, but we’ve still got a few filed down for the ready”: Why Billy Gibbons started using a peso as a guitar pick (opens the original)
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Billy Gibbons picked up the art of playing the guitar in a different era. People were less online. People were not online. You took your wisdom from books. You learned from speaking to people, from watching them play. Some of the best guitar tips the ZZ Top frontman ever got came from some friendly advice, or from lessons with the greats. Jimi Hendrix once gave him a lesson. B.B. King, famously, had some great advice. Now, when the King of the Blues spoke, you listened. This was the man who not
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