Jackson X Series Soloist SLX: The Budget Soloist Nobody Famous Actually Plays
No shred icon plays the Jackson X Series Soloist SLX — but a Japanese gothic metal guitarist was caught on camera with one. Here's the real story.
No shred icon plays the Jackson X Series Soloist SLX — but a Japanese gothic metal guitarist was caught on camera with one. Here's the real story.
The Jackson JS22 Dinky Arch Top has nothing to do with Joe Satriani — "JS" means Jackson Series. Here's the real story behind metal's budget entry point.
Vai, Satriani, and Gilbert never touched this budget RG. CHON's two guitarists actually toured with it — here's the real story behind the Ibanez RG421.
The Epiphone Dot is tagged a beginner jazz-blues guitar, but Josh Homme used one on QOTSA's heaviest record. History, specs, and buying guide inside.
How Epiphone's stripped-down Les Paul Junior turned a 1954 budget guitar into punk rock's most honest weapon, from Billie Joe Armstrong to Johnny Thunders.
How Epiphone's Les Paul Special adds a second P-90 and real tonal range to the Junior formula, from Bob Marley's reggae skank to modern punk rock.