The Caparison Guitars Dellinger Prominence Electric Guitar has the M3 body construction: its tonewood body consists of a central Maple section sandwiched between two Mahogany sides with the neck bolted directly to the Maple section. This guitar features a less traditional pickup configuration that consists of a full-sized Caparison humbucker in the bridge, but then a single coil pickup and a compact humbucker side by side and both in the neck position, taking up the same space as one traditional sized humbucker.

The Ibanez AM53 features a sapele top, back and sides in resonant transparent flat finish. The fingerboard is laurel contrasted by white dot inlays, on a slim mahogany set-in neck. Infinity R pickups. Case sold separately.

• Semi-hollowbody.
• Sapele top, back and sides.
• Transparent flat finish.
• Rich laurel fretboard with white dot inlays.
• Slim mahogany set-in neck.
• Infinity R pickups.
• Finish options: Sunset Red, Tobacco.

The Ibanez AZ Essentials electric guitar is designed to bring tone, versatility and playability to a wide array of beginner and intermediate players. Built with a maple neck for bright tone, a jatoba fretboard for a rich midrange and a poplar body for balance and thickness, the AZ Essentials electric does all of the work while you relax and just play. A trio of Essentials single-coil pickups provide plenty of sonic versatility, so that guitar players can enjoy various styles of music with just one instrument.

The Fodera Monarch P90 2 represents a coming together of multiple electric guitar traditions, with premium tone woods in a streamlined form.

• 25.125"-scale, dovetail-fit mahogany neck, 22-fret, compound-radius Indian rosewood fingerboard.
• Dual Fodera/Lindy Fralin hum-cancelling P90 single-coil pickups, 3-way switch.
• Fodera/Hipshot top-loading hardtail bridge, Sperzel tuners.

Since 1983, Fodera has been hand-building custom guitars and basses in Brooklyn, New York. The Imperial is their take on iconic double-cutaway, three-pickup design, but with additions and improvements that take it far beyond it's 1950's roots while delivering the bright, spanky tones you expect from an instrument inspired by that lineage.

Originally released in 1983, Kramer's Baretta electric guitar was quickly embraced by a new generation of hard rock and metal guitarists. The powerful simplicity of the Baretta's Seymour Duncan '59 pickup is paired with a single volume control and an Original Floyd Rose tremolo with R5 locking nut. This faithful reissue of the 1983 Baretta is made in Japan to vintage specifications and comes with a certificate of authenticity and a Kramer hardshell case.

The Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut with V-Stoptail Electric Guitar ibrings a blend of powerful sound and modern style to the guitarist seeking enhanced performance and distinctive aesthetics. The G2622 retains the classic Gretsch essence while offering more volume, style, and versatility.

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The Cort G300 Pro is the flagship model of the Cort G Series, a strat-style guitar with modern enhancements. Features include an American basswood body with 6mm (1/4) maple top, roasted maple neck and fretboard with Luminlay side dot inlays, stainless steel frets, and two Seymour Duncan humbuckers that are paired with Corts 5-way pickup selector for excellent versatility in tone making. And for the first time ever for the G Series, the G300 Pro comes with full 24 frets.