Gibson SG

The Gibson SG was redesigned, gaining a new body shape with two horns on the front, a one-piece maple neck, a bound ebony fingerboard and a new pickup, the “mini-humbucker”. The mini-humbucker was more modern and better suited for blues and jazz than the “p-90” pickup, and it also provided a higher output than the original single-coil design of the SG. The new SG also featured binding on the body. In 1961, the original version was issued in a “New York Sunburst” finish, and this finish was used until 1965.

Fender Stratocaster

The Fender Stratocaster is an American-made electric guitar model produced since 1953. Often called the “Strat”, it is one of the most popular electric guitar models in the world. Over the years, numerous variations on the basic design have been produced. While the body shape has remained unchanged, the selection of wood and other materials used to produce the body vary, with various combinations producing different acoustics, effect on the sound, feel and appearance of the guitar, and different sound characteristics. The Fenders designed the Stratocaster to be easy to repair, which has made it an extremely popular and enduring electric guitar. The most common body wood used for a Stratocaster is alder, although other species such as ash, quilted maple, and others are used. The most common finish used on a Strat is gloss polyurethane, although nitrocellulose, satin polyurethane, and other finishes are used. Other standard features of modern Strats include a three-way selector switch, two single coil pickups, and a tremolo bridge.

Epiphone Les Paul Standard

The Epiphone Les Paul Standard is an American-made electric guitar model produced since 1952. It is often referred to as the “Goldtop”, “Majors”, or “The Big Daddy”. It is one of the best-selling electric guitars in history, and it is also one of the best-selling electric guitar models ever made. This guitar model was created in response to the demand for a Les Paul model with a more affordable price tag than the original Les Paul. The structural requirements for this new model were that the guitar should have a mahogany body, one humbucker pick-up, and a tune-o-matic bridge. The Epiphone Corporation, founded in 1883, was one of the earliest guitar manufacturers. Epiphone is now owned by Gibson Guitar Corporation, but the original Epiphone model range continues to be produced under the direction of the original Epiphone design team.

ESP Ltd V-PROII Electric Guitar

The ESP LTD V-PRO II is a solid body electric guitar model produced by the ESP Guitars since 1982. This guitar model is often nicknamed “The White Lightning” or “The White Bronco”. This electric guitar has a mahogany body, a bolt-on mahogany neck, a rosewood fretboard with 24 frets, a set of two humbucker pickups, and a set of EMG 81 & 90 humbucker pickups. ESP is an acronym for “Eddie Van Halen”, a famous American guitarist. Eddie Van Halen is a famous guitarist from the United States, who has been around for many years. His signature guitar is an ESP model. This is a great guitar model that has been in the market for many years.

Martin D-28 Double Neck Guitar

The Martin D-28 Double Neck is an American-made acoustic guitar model that was produced since 1986. The D-28 Double Neck is a cutaway classical guitar that produces a warm and rich brighter sound when played on the high-E string like a mandolin, or a deep and rich sound when played on the high-G string like a steel-string acoustic guitar. This guitar model is often referred to as the “Gibson ES-335-style guitar”. The D-28 Double Neck is based on the Martin 000-28 model, which was designed in the 1930s by the Martin Guitar Company’s president, John Dopyera. The 000-28 was introduced in the 1930s with a solid spruce top, laminated maple back and sides, a mahogany neck, rosewood bridge and fretboard, and a nickel finish.

Yamaha Pacifica Series FGX112 Electric Guitar

The FGX112 is an American-made electric guitar model produced by the Yamaha Corporation since 2001. This guitar features a solid cedar top with a mahogany body and a rosewood fretboard. This guitar model has a dreadnought body shape, a mahogany neck, a rosewood fretboard with 24 frets, a set of two humbucker pickups, a set of three-way toggle switch, and a set of volume and tone knobs. The FGX112 guitar is a great guitar. It is often handpicked by professionals because of its great sound quality and durability. The FGX112 guitar comes with a dedicated case, a tuner, a pick, a strap, a manual, and a cable.

Dean Guitars XPT Special edition solid body guitar

The Dean XPT Electric Guitar is an American-made electric guitar model produced since 1995. This guitar features a solid mahogany body, a bolt-on mahogany neck, a rosewood fretboard with 22 frets, a set of two humbucker pickups, a set of three-way toggle switch, and a set of volume and tone knobs. The XPT guitar is a solid-body electric guitar. It is often handpicked by professionals because of its great sound quality and durability. The XPT guitar comes with a dedicated case, a tuner, a pick, a strap, a manual, and a cable.

Acoustic: Taylor ATV or Martin AGS-30 Autoharp Guitar

The Taylor ATV 12-String is a solid body acoustic guitar model that was first manufactured in 1975 and it is often referred to as the “baby Taylor”. This guitar has a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, a 12-fret rosewood fingerboard and a bridge, a set of Taylor tuners, a set of two Taylor open-back and open- G string-tuning systems, and a pickup system.

The Martin AGS-30 Autoharp is an American-made autoharp model that was manufactured since 1944. This guitar features a spruce top, rosewood back and sides, a maple fretboard, a set of nickel silver frets, and a set of Martin tuners.