Christopher Scapelliti

A gift from Joe Walsh, the 6120 is described by the Who guitarist as the best guitar he has ever owned.

In the days before the release of the ‘Get Back’ documentary, we look back at the guitars and gear that defined the Fab Four’s long, cold, lonely winter of 1969.

The Beatles, Jeff Beck and the Beach Boys were all guilty of thieving from the Berry patch.

You know the hits, but check out these often overlooked picks from Chuck’s deep catalog.

An online petition calls for a box set of the band’s historic 1969 Madison Square Garden gigs in their entirety.

Five years on from his passing, we share the fascinating story behind the Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s pioneering classic.

Here’s how the King Crimson guitarist made tape loops a thing decades ago.

A master of technique and tone, the six-string innovator turned us on to the Strat ’bucker and Floyd Rose.

The newly recruited Byrds guitarist displays his virtuosity by successfully mimicking the sound a pedal steel.

Watch the Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave guitarist jam his unforgettable “Like a Stone” solo.

Forever pushing guitar evolution forward, Vai remains at the forefront of technique and design.

The Grateful Dead legend was a pioneering pilgrim of custom guitars and rack amps and effects.

The Boston founder’s Rockman invention was the precursor to amp sims and multi-effects.

The remarkable story of Kevin Godley & Lol Creme’s innovative device that trod a fine line between madness and genius.

It started as a novelty effect for a WWII-era talking puppet and became the ear-grabbing sound behind some of the 1970s’ biggest rock hits.

This simple trick adds left-field fusion color to guitar riffs and solos

A mood-shifting gizmo that will expand your creative mindset while it soothes you, lowers your blood pressure and lets you drift off into heady sonic realms

Learn how the legendary Fleetwood Mac guitarist got the incredible out-of-phase sound on his famous 1959 Gibson Les Paul, “Greeny”

The stories behind six famous purloined axes.

In this vintage chat with Gibson, Page talks about his most famous Les Paul and some of its unique aspects, such as its sealed Grover tuners and bridge humbucker-splitting push-pull knob