Guitars

Back when ESP was founded in 1975, its original claim to fame was taking existing guitars and making them better, with modified necks and components that increased their playability and sonic quality. Today, ESP is still proud to offer classic guitar shapes that feel and sound better than you’d expect, especially at the affordable pricing in our LTD Series. Available in a number of finishes, the TE-200 is a great guitar for rock, classic rock, country, blues, and more. It features a mahogany body, and a fast, thin U-shaped maple neck with 24-fret maple fingerboard. Pickups on the TE-200 are a set of ESP Designed LH-150, a good, high-output humbucker that's versatile in tones, making the TE-200 a terrific all-around guitar for every gig.

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.

Truth: not everyone wants to blend in with the crowd.

Some people want to stand out, which is why we offer extreme guitar shapes like the EX. With the LTD EX-200, you get a guitar that’s ready to handle your best riffs and lead lines, but is still well within your budget.

The Omen and Omen Extreme collections are not to be taken lightly. Featuring mahogany bodies (quilted maple top on the extreme’s), Schecter Diamond Plus pickups, and a fitted contoured heel, these guitars can pack a serious punch while remaining extremely versatile and ready for the stage.

Mahogany body, a comfortable three-piece thin U-shaped mahogany neck, and a roasted jatoba fingerboard with ESP flag inlays and 22 extra-jumbo frets. ESP LH-150 humbucking pickups in the bridge and neck positions. Single-coil tones controlled by a push-pull switch on the tone knob.

Samick Guitar Works 550 Series. Orchestra electric/acoustic. Sharp Florentine cutaway. Solid A grade Sitka spruce top. Solid rosewood back and rosewood veneer sides. Thunderflex bracing. Bound mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard. 2 way truss rod. Mother of pearl dot inlays. 5 ply binding. Rosewood bridge with compensated PPS saddle. Mahogany and rosewood multi ply rosette. Tortoiseshell scratchplate. Chrome diecast machine heads with ebony buttons. Fishman pickup and Clearwave 60 preamp with LED tuner, rotary volume control, 3 band EQ, notch filter and phase switch. Commemorative "Samick Est. 1958" chrome plate on back of headstock. Natural gloss.

Welcoming yet another expansion to the highly successful AZ series, Ibanez is proud to introduce the new AZES or AZ Essentials line. The philosophy behind this series is to bring the tone, versatility and, playability of this celebrated lineup to a wider array of beginner and intermediate players. However, AZ Essentials are also equipped with series-specific features such as a Mono-unit output jack, a 250mm fingerboard radius, and Comfort round bridge saddles, all designed to make the beginner’s learning process a streamlined, enjoyable and fun experience.

Epiphone presents the new AJ-210CE Acoustic/Electric Outfit, a superb professional dreadnought guitar featuring a Select Spruce top with classic cutaway, state of the art Shadow Performer Tuner™ Preamp and NanoFlex™ under saddle pickup system, plus a hard case. Dreadnought acoustic guitars like the AJ-210CE are renowned for their commanding volume and full tone that’s perfect for singer songwriters or for leading a band