The Ibanez AM75 Artist is a high-quality ’80s semi-hollow electric built for versatile tone and expressive playing. Its birch laminate body with a maple center block gives it both warmth and sustain, while the set-neck maple construction enhances resonance. The locking Pro Rock’r tremolo and dual IBZ humbuckers allow for both smooth clean tones and aggressive leads. With its classic styling, dot inlays, binding, and vintage hardware, the AM75 offers a distinct blend of elegance and performance from a rare Artstar era gem.

The Maya Strat is a Japanese-made vintage guitar from the late ’70s to early ’80s, built with solid ash bodies and bolt-on maple necks. Featuring three single-coil pickups and traditional Strat controls, it captures the bright, articulate tones of classic Stratocasters. Affordable yet surprisingly well-built, these guitars have gained a reputation among collectors and players for their charm, reliability, and vintage character.

The Jackson DK2S Dinky Electric Guitar is both a looker and a screamer with Seymour Duncan pickups and flashy finishes. The DK2S features Duncan’s Sustainiac Driver/pickup in the neck position, STK-1 Single-Coil mid, and their JB TB4 in the bridge position. The alder body is fitted with a shred-eriffic rock maple neck and a bound compound-radius rosewood fretboard. Transparent finish models have a stunning flamed maple top. A scalloped heel means uninhibited access to the upper frets, while a Floyd Rose double-locking trem lets you dive as deep as you want. A deluxe Jackson molded case by SKB comes with the package to protect your investment and keep it looking good.

Sustainiac vibrates the strings to produce intense, predictable, controllable feedback-sustained notes at any volume.

Jackson’s compound-radius fingerboard curves more dramatically at the nut for easy chording and flattens out as it approaches the neck joint for low-action bends without fretting out. With a more relaxed hand, you’ll play better.

A classic example of late-’70s Fender Stratocaster craftsmanship, the 1979 USA Strat gives you vintage sparkle and feel without being precious. It features ash body shred with the resonant snap of vintage single-coils, a bright maple neck that breaks in beautifully, and just enough rock-’n’-roll grit in its hardware quirks and aging finish. For players after that raw, authentic Strat tone, somewhere between blues and classic rock, this is one that carries heritage in every note.