Guitars

The C-6 Deluxe/Plus models are the first ‘entry level’ guitar to bear the Schecter Diamond Series name. A collection that not only looks great by borrowing the sleek contours from the A-6 but also combines professional quality, playability, and tone to excite and inspire.

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Built for speed and loaded with purebred Jackson® DNA, the X Series Soloist™ SLX DX Swirl models also come with a budget-friendly price tag.

Taking style to mesmerizing heights, the newly added SLX DX in Satin Red Swirl and Satin White Swirl feature black ink-like swirls snaking through the red and white finishes.

The SLX DX Swirl features a basswood body paired with a through-body maple neck with graphite reinforcement and tilt-back scarf joint headstock. Hosting 24 jumbo frets and pearloid sharkfin inlays, its 12"-16" compound radius bound laurel fingerboard curves more dramatically at the nut for easy chording and flattens out as it approaches the neck joint for low-action bends without fretting out.

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The AS is a semi-acoustic guitar built to tackle just about any genre of music you throw at it. The pickups are mounted directly to the center block for increased sustain and feedback elimination. Artcore -Ibanez first introduced Artcore back in 2002 and it has remained a workhorse hollow-body guitar for musicians all over the world ever since. The Artcore's combination of quality workmanship and affordability has created legions of devoted fans from diverse genres as blues, country, rock and jazz. Learn More

With a bigger than life stage show and some great rock anthems, KISS clawed their way to the top of the charts during the 70’s to become one of the biggest acts in the history of Rock n’ Roll. In 1976, the band’s frontman, Paul Stanley, was approached by Ibanez to collaborate on a signature guitar that would become the iconic instrument he would forever be associated with. In 1977, when Paul and Ibanez sat down to create his signature guitar, it was to be a totally unique design, but while perusing through the Ibanez catalog, one guitar in particular caught the frontman’s eye: The Artist 2663. Later to be known as the “Iceman”, the Artist wasn’t exactly a popular model at the time, but Stanley was intrigued by its asymmetrical shape and unusual body style and decided this would be the template for his signature instrument Learn More

FRH is designed for the guitarist who wants nylon string sounds and electric guitar-like playability at the same time.

Its compact and thin body, superior high fret access, and combination of a narrow 46mm width nut and 400R fretboard radius contributes to the superb playability.

It has less feedback as there’s no sound hole on the body top, so it's perfect for stage and home use. Its sound port on the body side allows you to feel and hear the pure acoustic tone of this guitar more clearly and directly.

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The Peavey Raptor series sets an unprecedented standard in quality and innovation, with technological features never before available on an electric guitar in this price range! Learn More

Maple neck. Jatoba fretboard. Medium frets. Poplar body. Essentials / Accord S-S-H pickups. Ibanez machineheads w/ Split-shaft. T106 tremolo w/ Comfort round Steel saddles. dyna-MIX9 switching system with Alter Switch. 25 inch scale. 250mm fretboard radius. Mono-unit output jack. All Access Neck Joint.

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