Signature Guitars

Ibanez Joe Satriani Ibanez Steve Vai PRS Silver Sky PRS Tremonti Gibson Slash

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Fender Kenny Wayne Shepherd Stratocaster Transparent Sonic Blue Rosewood Fingerboard

Ibanez JEM77P-BFP Blue Floral

ESP LTD KH-202 Black

Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass Black

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About Signature Guitars

Signature guitars are the easiest way to get your hands on some of the most iconic guitars of all time!

The signature guitar idea was started in the late 80s with Fender Custom Shop’s reproduction of Eric Clapton’s famous black strat. Since then all manufacturers have been at it - Gibson with Jimmy Page and Slash models, Gretsch with George Harrison and Malcolm Young guitars, and Martin with Johnny Cash and John Mayer acoustics. Signature guitars are extremely collectable and an excellent way to get closer to iconic tones.

Aside from chasing a particular tone, there are a couple of reasons why players love signature guitars. Firstly, any changes they make to the basic template tend to be sensible amendments based on years of experience. Take the Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster and Fender Johnny Marr Jaguar, for example. These signature models iron out some of the eccentricities of vintage Jazzmasters and Jaguars, with new bridges and simplified electronics. These guitars have gone on to greatly influence new Fender designs.

The second reason is, since they have someone else’s name attached to it, brands tend to push the boat out for signature guitars. This means they can be exceptional value for money. Higher quality spec is common.

What Makes Signature Guitars Different?

Replicas of iconic guitars
Nail your favourite tones
Extremely collectable

Frequently Asked Questions about Signature Guitars

Question: What does "signature guitar" mean?

Signature guitars are simply guitars that are either replicas of an artist’s guitar or designed in conjunction with them. These are authorised models and often sport the artist’s signature - hence the name. These can be collectable limited edition guitars or affordable mass-produced models.

Question: Are signature guitars worth it?

There are a couple of different categories of signature guitars. Some, made by Custom Shops, are rare collector’s items. These do go up in value over time so from that perspective they are worth it. For everyone else, signature guitars are worth it for a different reason: they are designed in close collaboration with real professionals who put these instruments through their paces. This means signature guitars can often have sensible modifications and superior hardware, ensuring that these guitars stand up to the rigours of touring.

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Martin DX Johnny Cash

Epiphone Slash Les Paul Standard Appetite Burst

Gibson Slash Les Paul Standard Appetite Amber

Gibson Slash Les Paul Standard Limited Edition Vermillion Burst

Gibson Slash Les Paul Standard November Burst

Ibanez PGMM31-WH Paul Gilbert MiKro White

Gibson Slash Les Paul Standard Limited Edition Anaconda Burst

EVH Striped Series Frankie

Fender Flea Signature Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Road Worn Shell Pink

Ibanez JEMJR-WH Steve Vai Jem Junior White

Martin 000-28EC Eric Clapton

Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster Vintage White Indian Laurel Fingerboard

Gibson Slash Les Paul Goldtop

Fender Tim Armstrong Hellcat Natural Walnut Fingerboard

Fender H.E.R. Signature Stratocaster Chrome Glow Maple Fingerboard

Charvel Pro Mod San Dimas Style 2 Joe Duplantier Natural

Ibanez JS1CR Joe Satriani Chrome Boy

Fender Joe Strummer Campfire Matte Black

Fender Jim Root Stratocaster Black Ebony Fingerboard

Epiphone Slash AFD Les Paul Special-II Outfit

Fender Ed O'Brien Stratocaster Olympic White Maple Fingerboard

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional Atomic Green

Jackson Pro Series Signature Mick Thomson Soloist SL2 Black

PRS John Mayer Silver Sky Midnight Rose Maple Fretboard

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional Atomic Frost

Jackson Adrian Smith SDX Snow White Maple Fingerboard

Epiphone Tommy Thayer Electric Blue Les Paul Outfit

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional SSS Atomic Snow

Epiphone Nancy Wilson Fanatic Outfit Fireburst

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Atomic Frost

Fender Kurt Cobain Jaguar 3 Colour Sunburst NOS Rosewood Fingerboard

Jackson Pro Series Signature Mick Thomson Soloist SL2 Snow White

Fender JA90 Jim Adkins Telecaster Natural Indian Laurel Fingerboard

Ibanez Signature LHM1-TGG Luke Hoskin Trans Green Graduation

PRS John Mayer Silver Sky Polar Blue Maple Fretboard

Fender Brad Paisley Esquire Black Sparkle Maple Fingerboard

Fender Kenny Wayne Shepherd Stratocaster Transparent Sonic Blue Rosewood Fingerboard

Ibanez JEM77P-BFP Blue Floral

ESP LTD KH-202 Black

Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass Black

About Signature Guitars

What Makes Signature Guitars Different?

Frequently Asked Questions about Signature Guitars

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