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Epiphone’s latest Inspired by Gibson refresh isn’t about chasing trends or padding a catalog with cosmetic changes. This update focuses on the things players actually care about: feel, reliability, and tone that holds up in real-world situations. These are guitars meant to be played hard — on stage, in rehearsal rooms, and in studios — not just admired on a wall.

We’re excited to officially announce that Detroit Guitar will now be carrying Charvel, Jackson, and EVH, including Custom Shop instruments from all three brands. This marks a major expansion of what we’re able to offer players who live for speed, precision, and unapologetically bold design.

Danelectro guitars have always lived in their own lane. From their unmistakable body shapes to their bright, cutting tones, they’ve never tried to be something they’re not — and that’s exactly why players keep coming back to them. The Batwing ’59 reissues are a perfect example of that philosophy, delivering vintage-inspired style and sound in a package that’s approachable, fun, and genuinely useful.

Few guitars in modern history are as instantly recognizable—or as culturally charged—as Tom Morello’s “Arm The Homeless” Stratocaster®. For more than 35 years, this heavily modified instrument has been Morello’s primary creative weapon, shaping the revolutionary sound of Rage Against the Machine and redefining what the electric guitar could represent both sonically and socially.

As Iron Maiden celebrate their landmark 50th anniversary, the legacy of one of metal’s most influential bands continues to thunder on. Since forming in East London in 1975, Maiden have carved a sound defined by explosive riffs, operatic vocals, and galloping rhythms that reshaped heavy metal forever. At the center of that sonic storm stands Dave Murray, whose smooth legato solos and melodic phrasing have become inseparable from the Stratocaster® he’s wielded across arenas worldwide.