Skip to content

PRS Guitars Releases a Reclaimed Wood Limited Edition of the S2 Special Semi-Hollow

Search

Latest Stories

Premier Guitar features affiliate links to help support our content. We may earn a commission on any affiliated purchases.

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.

Ed Ball
By Ed BallMar 30, 2011
Ed Ball
See Full Bio

'58 Anniversary model 6125

'58 Anniversary model 6125
The Anniversary model(s), initially released in 1958 to commemorate the Gretsch Company's 75th anniversary, were so successful that the company continued to produce them throughout the 1960s and into the 1970s. More Anniversary guitars were made than any other Gretsch model. This specimen represents the popular FilterTron pickup and two-tone green finish option. (Photo courtesy of Ron O'Keefe)"

whats-newphoto-galleriesgear-historygear-galleriesonline-only

The Latest

Editors' Choice: Fuzz That Fuels PG Staff's Most Ripping Reveries
Gear

Editors' Choice: Fuzz That Fuels PG Staff's Most Ripping Reveries

Prime Day Deal Rundown: Top Picks for 2024!
Gear

Prime Day Deal Rundown: Top Picks for 2024!

Top 10 Prime Day Deals, Amazon Prime
Gear

Top 10 Prime Day Guitar Deals​

Amazon prime guitar deals
Gear

Prime Big Deal Days Rundown: Top Picks for 2023!

Rig Rundown

Inside Nashville's Musical Powerhouse: A Look at the City's Elite Session Guitarists

News

Crazy Tube Circuits Announces Mirage JR

More for you

Gear Finds: Pickups and Guitar Upgrades

Gear Finds: Pickups and Guitar Upgrades

Unlock your guitar's true potential with the Fralin Pickups Push-Pull Blender Pot! Blend tones, split coils, and explore endless sonic possibilities without permanent changes. Ready to elevate your sound? Check out the Joe Bonamassa Humbucker Set and more gear to keep your music alive!

Keep ReadingShow less

Most Popular

Peavey Rock Master Preamp Pedal Imposes Its Presence onto the Pedal Board
News

Peavey Rock Master Preamp Pedal Imposes Its Presence onto the Pedal Board

Orangewood Introduces First Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar: The Clementine
News

Orangewood Introduces First Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar: The Clementine

Pedalmania! Keeley, Mr. Black, Hotone, and NUX Demos
Pedals

Pedalmania! Keeley, Mr. Black, Hotone, and NUX Demos

Two blue BOSS guitar effects pedals on a textured surface, featuring knobs and screens for sound adjustment.
News

BOSS Announces XS-100 and XS-1 Poly Shifter Pedals

T-Rex Effects Twin Blaze Giveaway from Guitars.net!
PG Giveaways

T-Rex Effects Twin Blaze Giveaway from Guitars.net!

Benson Deep Sea Diver Fuzz-Echo Review

Benson Deep Sea Diver Fuzz-Echo Review

There are more flexible means for mashing up fuzz and delay than Benson’s Deep Sea Diver. And in a time of preposterously low-priced pedals, there are more economical methods, too. But there’s no guarantee that a more traditional and cost-conscious path will yield results as interesting—or inspirational—as those offered by the Deep Sea Diver. It’s a pedal that often serves up zigs where you seek zags—depending on your sense of adventure and creative latitude, it can feel versatile, forgiving, and full of exciting surprises.

Keep ReadingShow less

Deftones' Stephen Carpenter Rig Rundown

Deftones' Stephen Carpenter Rig Rundown

California metal giants Deftones returned this year with Private Music, their first album in five years. In support of it, they ripped across North America on a string of headline shows and support slots with System of a Down.

We linked with Deftones guitarist Stef Carpenter for a Rig Rundown back in 2013, but a lot has changed since then (and as Carpenter reveals in this new interview, he basically disowns that 2013 rig). Back in August, PG’s Chris Kies caught up with Carpenter again ahead of the band’s gig in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where the guitarist gave us an all-access walkthrough of his current road rig.

Brought to you by D’Addario

Keep ReadingShow less

Noise Engineering Batverb Review

Noise Engineering Batverb Review

Keep ReadingShow less

Oh, No! My Amp Is Making Noise!

Oh, No! My Amp Is Making Noise!

One of these tubes is broken. Can you tell which?

If you’ve owned a tube amp for pretty much any amount of time, you’ve been there: Your amp starts making noise—probably at the worst possible moment, whether onstage, in the studio, at rehearsal, or when you just really want to play—and you don’t know what to do. Maybe you keep it cool, but maybe you panic: Is my amp broken for good? Is this going to cost me hundreds of dollars? Fortunately, there are a few basic things you can check before you call your amp tech in a frenzy.

Keep ReadingShow less