Discover The Log by Verso Instruments, a radical lap steel guitar featuring freely movable pickups. Explore how this minimalist, German-made instrument is revolutionizing soundscaping and slide guitar for 2026.
Eastwood Guitars partners with Michael Weber to release the BG 64 Baritone Guitarlin. Features 35 frets, 30″ scale, and custom single coils. Available Feb 2026
FM Guitars debuts the Orquidea: a revolutionary ergonomic single-cut guitar and bass designed for ultimate comfort, featuring a unique integrated handle and lightweight body.
Magnetically Hovering Guitar? YouTuber Mattias Krantz defies physics with a ‘hovering’ guitar held together by powerful magnets. Discover how this floating string bridge creates hauntingly unique sounds.
The ElektroCaster is a radical DIY instrument blending guitar and synth technology. Learn about its V-Slot modular frame, touch frets, and automated solenoid playing system.
The Hot Mess 2025: Discover the weird 14-string, 8-pickup experimental noise guitar built by Awesomesauceguitars in Morongo Valley, CA.
Discover the delicious Donut Guitar from Copper Guitars Workshop. Hand-crafted by luthier Artem Mayer, this pop-art instrument features real sprinkles, a P-90 pickup, and a special tribute to Homer Simpson.
Transform your guitar into a hurdy-gurdy! Discover Keizo Ishibashi’s Cantareel, an innovative attachment that solves a long-standing musical challenge, creating a rich, medieval sound.
Watch Arty Farty Guitars hack a guitar into a 3D-printed hurdy-gurdy hybrid! Explore the challenges and innovations in this unique instrument build.
Do guitars really need to be made of wood? Explore the evidence for alternative materials like carbon fiber and aluminum, and discover if traditional tonewoods are truly essential for great guitar tone.
Aquarium Guitar: Burls Art creates a unique instrument that’s both a working electric guitar and a fish tank.
The IKEA VECNA Guitar is made using parts from the Swedish furniture company. See how it was done and what parts were used here.
Burls Art has just built an electric guitar from 14 old skateboard decks.
Guess who ordered this 12″ Deep Pan Pepperoni Tone machine?
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