Play and Trade Guitars Gear List

Thanks to Fender's Vintage Reissue series, the all-tube 22-watt combo amp that tore up the '60s is back -- with the original 12" speaker, reverb and vibrato.

Pedals weighing you down? The Boss BCB-1000 offers plenty of space, and a latching suitcase-style design with wheels for easy transport.

Got a heavy guitar weighing you down? Get some relief with this padded leather strap that is comfortable to use -- even during long playing sessions.

A favorite of top artists since its release in 1958, the ES-335 never disappoints. A set of T-Type humbuckers enhances this model's distinct sweet tone.

Overflowing with old-school cool and stripped-down style, the modest Les Paul Junior cranks out rich, complex tones from a single dogear P-90 pickup.

Grab a Custom Color SG and inject a dash of style to any performance! This '61 Standard's Burstbucker pickups produce a vintage crunch with a powerful punch.

While stripped down to the basics, this Les Paul is anything but. A pair of screeching soapbar P-90s produces a midrange-heavy bite that brings the rock.

Based on the legendary guitar that was owned by Peter Green, Gary Moore, and now Kirk Hammett, this Les Paul's Greenybuckers recreate a coveted tone.

Featuring a vintage look and feel, the Les Paul Classic adds helpful modern touches like 9-hole weight-relief, zebra Burstbuckers, and four push-pull pots.

Sometimes two soapbar P-90 pickups is all you need. Featuring a simple wraparound "lighting bolt" tailpiece, the Epiphone SG Special is a pure rock machine.