In 2011 Ibanez reissued the JEM77 BFP model as the Indonesian made Premium Series JEM77P BFP - selling for around half the price of Japanese JEMs. This new model has a different floral pattern: darker, with fewer and much larger flowers. The bridge and pickups are also a change from the original as the JEM77P BFP has an Ibanez Edge II Zero tremolo and different DiMarzio pickups: Gravity Storm humbuckers and an Evolution single-coil,

The Mitchell MM100 features a short-scale, double-cutaway basswood body and a maple neck. It comes with two high-output ceramic humbucker pickups & traditional, adjustable TOM-style bridge Available in Walnut Satin (WS), Black (BK) and Blood Red (BR).

The Mitchell TD100 short-scale Strat style electric guitar features a traditional, solid-wood, double-cutaway design, and a maple neck with jatoba tonewood fretboard in an easy-playing size. A versatile pickup configuration includes one humbucker and two single-coil pickups. A hard-tail bridge, solid bridge saddles and through-body string loading provide solid tuning stability. Sealed gear tuners, master volume and tone controls, 5-way pickup selector switch and 22 medium-jumbo fret. Available in Orange and Powder Blue finishes.

The Mitchell MS470 Modern single-cutaway electric guitar has a thin profile, single-cutaway LP-style design, mahogany body with flamed maple tops and a shallow-C mahogany set neck. The MS470's  heel joint provides good playing comfort and upper-fret access. The MS470 also includes high-output, dual-humbucking paraffin-dipped Alnico V pickups . Separate volume controls each featuring pull-coil tap functions allow you to split either humbucking pickup into a single coil with master tone control.

This Guitar Center limited-edition G&L Comanche is a traditional double-cutaway bolt-on axe featuring the distinctive shape of the Magnetic Field Design Z-Coil pickups designed by Leo Fender himself. These pickups deliver a bright and sparkly top end while offering a robust bottom end, all without any 60-cycle hum. Youll find plenty of power in the Z-coil pickups, but whats surprising is how glassy and detailed they become as you roll back the volume and bass controls, the latter a part of the Comanches PTB (Passive Treble and Bass) system. .

The foundations of the Caparison TAT Special were laid in 1995 with a 24-fret sample model and since then its continued to flourish and evolve into the technically sophisticated, elite instrument it is today. The Caparison Tat curve top, is an asymmetrical 27-fret design with an arched body top, resulting in a more comfortable, complimentary playing experience beyond the 12th fret. The ingenious evolutionary construction continues with the use of Flame Maple Top/Mahogany Back material for both sides, with oiled-finish, and 5 piece Maple Walnut through-neck.

The Caparison Horus FX-AM electric guitar is a 27-fret, hard-tailed shred machine. Light ash and maple composite body, custom Caparison pickups and Hipshot Fixed Bridge with solid steel saddles. The  ebony fingerboard, with the signature Caparison clock inlays further enhances the sharp aesthetics of the Horus FX-AM electric guitar and the luminous side fret marker dots are a practical addition. The Horus FX-AM now includes a 5-piece maple and walnut neck for maximum neck stability.

The Caparison Dellinger II Prominence blends new school playability with traditional Japanese skill and precision. With a bolt-on maple/walnut neck for speed and comfort, The Dellinger II features a mahogany/maple/mahogany body. Improved PH-R and PH-R Caparison pickups and a push pull coil-tap integrated into the single tone pot.

• Mahogany/maple/mahogany body.
• Bolt-on maple/walnut neck.
• Ebony fingerboard.
• PH-R Caparison pickups.
• Finish options: Transparent Spectrum Blue, Transparent Spectrum Red.

The Dellinger II FX Prominence from Caparison Guitars is a handcrafted Japanese 6-string electric guitar. Featuring a bolt-on maple/walnut neck and a mahogany/maple/mahogany body provides a well-balanced timbre to its overall sound. Equipped with improved PH-R and PH-R Caparison pickups, along with a push/pull coil-tap. The Dellinger II FX Prominence has no tremolo and has a strings-though body fixed bridge instead.