We gave Andertons a second chance at making a good first impression with their much lauded 'Sire' range of guitars this week as we bagged a Larry Carlton T7 in Antique White. Join us to find out what happened in this in-depth very nerdy review of this classic Telecaster alternative.

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The 'Esquire' was the first ever production electric guitar manufactured by Fender way back in 1950 and this Squier 'Classic Vibe 50's' reproduction captures all of that vintage mojo at a mere fraction of the cost of the original. Check out our review and find out why you need to buy one!!

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Some of our most favourite 'affordable' guitars have come from the Squier Classic Vibe series so we couldn't wait to get hold of the latest FSR release of the '50s Jazzmaster. Join us to explore the amazing sonic possibilities of Leo Fenders' offset body, top of the range 'jazz' guitar.

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No accusations of plagiarism this week as we check out the highly original Albert Lee signature guitar and got our first ever play of a 'music man'... made possible of course by their highly affordable 'sterling' sub brand. Join us for pointy fun and to see what we think!

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We hope JHS/Vintage don't mind us calling the V100M a 'knockoff'... it's said with love and respect and not meant to be derogatory, plus it is true. Anyway we totally loved this affordable guitar so please watch the film to find out more and stick around for mega Ziggy outro Jam!!

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