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GALLERY: Golden Era of Gretsch

The guitars conceived and produced by the Gretsch Company after WWII represent some of the more unique sounding and visually dynamic models available during the ''50s and into the mid-''60s.

The entire Jet solidbody line evolved to a double-cutaway body in 1961. This specimen illustrates the subsequent 1962 upgrades of gold plated hardware and a Burns vibrato tailpiece. Rocker Malcom Young (AC/DC) is associated with a highly modified example of this model. (Photo courtesy of Ron O'Keefe)

See and hear Taylor’s Legacy Collection guitars played by his successor, Andy Powers.

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Guest picker Ally Venable

Blues rocker Ally Venable joins PG’s editors to imagine what their dream late-night band would sound like.

Question: What’s your dream late-night show band?

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Pick one of these stomps, ranging from silicon-driven to germanium-juiced and beyond, to supercharge your signal.

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GTRS Announces the W902, The Latest Update to its Wing-series ofĀ Intelligent Guitars
GTRS Announces the W902, The Latest Update to its Wing-series ofĀ Intelligent Guitars
GTRS has introduced the W902, the newest release in GTRS’ Wing-series Intelligent Guitar lineup, expanding on the series’ cutting-edge features while maintaining an accessible price point.
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