Louder Than Quiet

Today’s featured guitar is the Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul Studio Deluxe Electric Guitar Wine Red. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul Studio Deluxe Electric Guitar Is a dressed up studio edition that gives you all the great tone and sustain you expect from a meaty set-neck mahogany body with 12" radius for strings bends that won't fret out. The addition of Alnico Classic Plus humbuckers gives you even more low-end punch and midrange crunch. The LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece add more sustain and make string changing easier. This instrument is a super value offering the great tone, looks, and playability you expect from a Les Paul at an affordable price.

You can pick up the Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul Studio Deluxe Electric Guitar Wine Red at Musician’s Friend for $399.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Schecter Hellraiser V-1 FR Electric Guitar White¹. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The body of the Hellraiser V-1 FR Electric Guitar not only looks awesome, but allows you unhindered access to the 25-1/2" scale mahogany set neck with Ultra access that is fitted with a rosewood fingerboard set with 24 extra-jumbo frets. The Schecter Hellraiser V-1 features electronics that are unsurpassed. In the Bridge position, an EMG-81 TW has a dual-mode design that gives you all the crunch and aggressiveness of the original EMG-81 plus a single-coil sound with a fatter tone with plenty of punch and clarity. Dual internal preamps, one tuned for single-coil mode and the other for dual-coil mode, give the 81TW two distinct sounds. An EMG-89 in the neck position also has separate preamps each providing custom outputs for both dual coil and single coil modes. The 89 is loaded with Alnico V magnets for a vintage strat sound. The different modes are accessed through push/pull volume pots. Together these pickups give you a range of tones that will surprise you and your audience. A Floyd Rose Original Tremolo will help you create hellish effects without going out of tune. The Hellraiser V-1 guitar has black chrome hardware, gray pearl binding, and gothic cross inlays that all add to the dark vibe of this demonically inspired Schecter guitar.

You can pick up the Schecter Hellraiser V-1 FR Electric Guitar White¹ at Musician’s Friend for $799.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the B.C. Rich Outlaw PX3T Electric Guitar Onyx. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The B.C. Rich Outlaw PX3T electric guitar features a bolt-on maple neck, 2 Rockfield Mafia humbucker pickups with coil tap, a basswood body with a deeply arched top, a rosewood fretboard with 24 jumbo frets, hollowpoint circle inlay, a Floyd Rose-licensed tremolo and two end of body strap buttons for a custom strap fit and instrument positioning.Bolt-on Construction The Outlaw PX3T guitar uses a classic Bolt-on construction. The maple neck is bolted on with 4 screws to the body. This construction offers some added flexibility in the instrument's adjustment and provides the option to change the neck in the future.Rockfield Pickups – Mafia Bridge Pickups The use of a ceramic magnet gives any pickup extra power due to the increased magnetic field they provide. This feature makes the Mafia pickups produce a hotter and thicker tone that's really aggressive and full. The increased low end, thick mids and in your face highs is what rock and roll was built on! Balanced and full of sustain this pickup is a great representation of its namesake, a truly intimidating killer.Neck Pickups The neck version of the Mafia pickup is just as full sounding as the bridge position, without taking away from what has already been accomplished. Very minor modifications to the overall design and design concept of this pickup gives it punchy, bold tone with the same aggressive characteristics as the bridge version. A tad brighter with a little less output really takes this pickup into the smooth and warm realm of the tonal spectrum. All while maintaining that balanced bite and in your face aggressive tone that the mafia is known for!Deep Arched Top A deep arched top is used on the B.C. Rich Outlaw PX3T guitar. The deep arch is achieved by increasing the body center by approximately 5/8" and then gently sloping the arch toward the side of the instrument and leveling out just as the slope reaches the edge. A deep arch top when applied to a B.C. Rich shape gives an air of elegance and sophistication.

You can pick up the B.C. Rich Outlaw PX3T Electric Guitar Onyx at Musician’s Friend for $499.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Epiphone Les Paul Ultra-II Electric Guitar Faded Cherry. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Les Paul Ultra-II is a truly different hybrid guitar combining a real Les Paul Guitar with a fingerboard-mounted NanoMAG Samarium/Cobalt pickup and electronics to produce shimmering acoustic tones with ultra-wide dynamic range. It is crafted with the same acoustic chambers as those in the regular Les Paul Ultra. Comprehensive NanoMAG controls are discretely incorporated into the back cover. True Stereo outputs capable of both mono and stereo with a regular cable.The NanoMAG is a magnetic pickup with an air coil and a composition of different samarium cobalt magnets incorporating active electronics in a minimum of space. The pickup is protected by an epoxy layer, and the silver-platinum shielding, together with the active electronics, provides a low impedance, hum free output signal. The NanoMAG pickup provides an acoustic sound, but can also produce sweet blues and jazz tones. It is very resistant to the feedback and offers incredible dynamics in all positions.Based upon Epiphone's top-selling Les Paul Ultra, the Ultra-II adds a proprietary NanoMAG low-impedance pickup embedded into the fingerboard and custom electronics to create a Les Paul that is not only capable of blistering, electric guitar riffs but also shimmering acoustic-like tones and when combined, greatly expanded frequency range and tonal capabilities. The goal of the Ultra-II was to create a more versatile guitar that was capable of not only real Les Paul tone, but also acoustic-like qualities but without adding a lot of controls and changing the overall appearance of the Les Paul. Unlike other instruments that attempt to create a completely new guitar design, Epiphone went about this differently by starting with a proven, electric guitar design and adding to it.The Ultra-II is all Les Paul. Its pair of Alnico Classic humbucking pickups combined with traditional LP design let's you rock like famed Les Paul players. However, the Ultra's body is strategically chambered to not only reduce the weight, but to add subtle acoustic overtones. Taking advantage of this design, Epiphone teamed up with the premier German acoustic pickup maker, Shadow to take the Ultra to the next level. The result is the Ultra-II.At the heart of the Ultra-II is the NanoMAG pickup. Referring to its small size and its composition, the NanoMag is a completely new kind of magnetic pickup that combines 3 Samarium-Cobalt magnets with on-board, active electronics to produce a low-impedance pickup with absolute linear response and an uncharacteristically wide frequency range. Voiced specifically for the Ultra-II, the NanoMAG is embedded in the fingerboard after the 22nd fret. Positioned at this harmonic-rich sweet spot, the NanoMAG is able to capture all the harmonics – from the lowest to the highest – with incredible accuracy and all with ZERO noise or artificial coloration. This again is different from all other acoustic pickup technology.Front mounted controls for the Ultra-II remain in the standard

You can pick up the Epiphone Les Paul Ultra-II Electric Guitar Faded Cherry at Musician’s Friend for $749.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Ibanez AS103 Artcore Custom Series Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar Vintage Brown. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Ibanez AS103 Artcore Guitar offers semi-hollow sustain, power, and feedback resistance. Flamed maple on the top back and sides provides beauty and clear tone. A 5-piece Artcore custom set-in neck increases sustain and strength. Two Ibanez Custom 58 pickups have a full, versatile output great for rhythm and lead. Artcore Custom inlays and gold hardware complete the elegant package.Players, music store owners and the music industry press were stunned by the debut of the affordable Ibanez Artcore guitars in 2002. That still didn't prepare them for the unveiling of the Artcore Customs in 2005. These are truly exquisite guitars that offer patrician specs and tones at plebeian prices. The question "How do you do it?" is still being asked.

You can pick up the Ibanez AS103 Artcore Custom Series Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar Vintage Brown at Musician’s Friend for $899.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Gretsch Guitars G5135 Electromatic Corvette Electric Guitar. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

Buckle up boys and girls, because this Corvette will take you on a ride to the wild side of Gretsch guitars. Mega'Tron pickups howl at the wind, and the ultra slim design means you can take this baby on the go! Made in response to the numerous electric guitar players who have requested a contemporary version of this short-lived model from the 1960s, the G5135 Corvette guitar combines modern features with retro styling into one instrument that is truly built for speed.The ultraslim, solid mahogany body is lightweight and easy to shoulder, without sacrificing the unique, biting tonal properties for which mahogany is known. Additional features include a set mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and 22 frets, adjustable truss rod, an anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge and Bigsby B50 tailpiece, dot position markers, pearloid headstock inlays, black pickguard, chrome plated hardware, vintage style tuners and G-Arrow knobs.

You can pick up the Gretsch Guitars G5135 Electromatic Corvette Electric Guitar at Musician’s Friend for $624.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar 3-Tone Sunburst. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special is an electric guitar that updates Fender's iconic Jazzmaster model with some thoroughly modern improvements: Hotter pickups, a redesigned Adjusto-Matic bridge with floating tremolo tailpiece, a 9.5" fingerboard radius and an improved neck pocket with increased back-angle for improved stability and sustain. The Classic PlayerJazzmaster guitar's tremolo plate has been moved closer to the bridge to increase break angle and sustain. A screw-in tremolo arm increases stability and control when "twang-dipping".

You can pick up the Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster Special Electric Guitar 3-Tone Sunburst at Musician’s Friend for $799.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Schecter Hellraiser Special C-1 FR Electric Guitar See Thru Black. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Schecter Hellraiser Special C-1 FR electric guitar has the looks, playability and tone that will please any metal player. The Floyd Rose Original tremolo bridge will keep you dive-bombing with your Schecter Hellraiser Special all night long. Hellraising features include a carved figure maple top, double-cutaway mahogany body, and a 3-piece mahogany neck. A Schecter Ultra-Access neck heel lets you get all the way up the 24-fret rosewood fretboard. Active EMG-81 (bridge) and 85 (neck) pickups deliver the roaring tones needed for today's metal mayhem. Mother-of-pearl dagger inlays, multi-ply binding, and black chrome hardware round out the Hellraiser Special's dark, sinister look.

You can pick up the Schecter Hellraiser Special C-1 FR Electric Guitar See Thru Black at Musician’s Friend for $649.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Gibson Faded Flying V Worn Cherry. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Gibson Faded Flying V was born to rock. When the original V came out in '58, it was ahead of its time. When it was reissued 9 years later, it became a favorite of progressive rockers and still is to this day. This Faded Flying V has all the features and specs of the '67 model and the look of a guitar that has been loved and cared for since those early days.

You can pick up the Gibson Faded Flying V Worn Cherry at Musician’s Friend for $949.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Schecter Devil Spine-8 Electric Guitar Bio-Tech Spine¹. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

Designed to shock, rock and send shivers up your granny's back, the Devil Spine 8-string will turn heads with its shapely sculpted mahogany body, flamed maple top, future alien Bio-Tech Spine graphic and custom inlay. Armed with a single EMG-808 active humbucker, this 26-1/2" extended scale creature will keep pulses pounding through it's Ultra Access set-neck carrying 24 extra jumbo frets on ebony. A custom Hipshot Bridge maintains the F#-tuned Devil 8's true intonation while the Grover tuners add to the simplicity of the one control knob for volume.

You can pick up the Schecter Devil Spine-8 Electric Guitar Bio-Tech Spine¹ at Musician’s Friend for $499.00.

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