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RECOMMENDED GUITARS


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1. Fender


Pawn Shop RRP: £802.80 They say: Four new out-of- the-ordinary models. Features: The Jaguarillo’s three pickups are angled for enhanced bass and treble response, the Reverse Jaguar Bass offers a ‘reverse’ body and ‘reverse’ headstock, the Offset Special includes a semi-hollow double-cutaway body and the Mustang Special has a Three-Colour Sunburst finish. Fender 01342 331700


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2. Jackson


Adrian Smith SDX RRP: £430.80 They say: One of two new signature models launched at Musikmesse. Features: A basswood body, bolt-on maple neck, compound-radius rosewood/maple fingerboard, HSS configuration, white/black pickguard, five- way blade selector switch, Jackson tuners, Floyd Rose Special tremolo system and black hardware. Fender 01342 331700


3. Aria


STG Imperial RRP: £199 They say: The latest addition to the STG series. Features: Equipped with an alder body, the Aria STG Imperial includes a bolt-on maple neck, 25 ½-inch fingerboard with 22 frets, humbucker pickups, Volume and Tone controls, Aria original tremolo tailpiece, black hardware, Union Jack finish and a three-way PU selector switch. Aria 01483 238720


4. Washburn


WD7S Series RRP: £179 - £219 They say: The company’s most affordable solid top acoustic range. Features: A solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides and a satin mahogany neck, as well as a decorative wood rosette, rosewood bridge and fingerboard, quality die-cast tuners and a choice of Black, Tobacco Sunburst and Cherry Burst finishes. Sound Technology 01462 480000


5. Boulder Creek


Gold Series RRP: £450 They say: A superb instrument for both stage and studio settings. Features: The sound hole is located on the side, so the player “can hear exactly the same as their audeience.” All offer a Suspended Bracing System (SBS), which helps project the sound. Classical, Dreadnought and Grand Concert models are available. Summerfield 0191 414 9000


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