For episode 74 we invite Kris Barocsi to openly discuss current (and future) guitar prices. Are they too expensive or not? We also have the undoubtedly hardest Buy, Borrow, or Burn in Guitar Stories history with three AMAZING picks from Keeley Electronics, Beetronics, and Two Notes Audio. We also talk about a Guitarist’s Hierarchy of Needs and why selling every guitar you own and start from zero can be a cathartic and rewarding experience. This was an enlightening one, enjoy the ride ..read more

In episode 71 we welcome the enigmatic Dave Simpson, a British guitarist and gear lunatic that rose to fame with his YouTube channel. We argue with him about what the best Red Hot Chili Peppers album is, why Hendrix might be overwhelming for teenage guitar players, and try to answer the question what a "toneless amp" is. Enjoy ..read more

Peter "Danish Pete" Honoré joins us in episode 69 to discuss his guitar story from huge gigs to huge videos and beyond. The Andertons co-host and all around guitar legend loves purple guitars so we will aim to discover why and if they sound better. We also explore if and how Digitech and DOD may be saved by a buyout from CorTek, admire the simplicity of the new Orange Marcus King signature amplifier, and drool over the sleek new Billy Corgan signature guitar that Reverend has released this week. Enjoy ..read more

Guitar virtuoso Jack Gardiner is our guest in episode 67. We discuss how he became one of the hottest players in the UK, why Headless guitars should be judged by ears and hands instead of eyes, and what adult chords are. Enjoy ..read more

One More Thing! In Summer 2022 we met with US-guitarist Dave Weiner who had just decided to end his 23-year-stint as guitarist in Steve Vai's live band. Dave has been a fan favorite on the show and, again, didn't fail to leave an impression by explaining why it was time for a change for him and providing so many valuable chunks of wisdom from his career as a professional guitarist. You better take notes ... and enjoy this last ride ..read more

Filipe Pampuri of Beetronics FX joins us in Episode 65 to discuss the wonderfully weird world of his busy bee pedal company, how they make dreams come true in their custom shop, and how he became the Lord of the Knobs. Enjoy ..read more

The last livestreamed episode of Guitar Stories features British YouTuber and shredder Jake Leigh. Funnily enough, Jake is a die-hard fan of the show and has listened to all previous 88 episodes, so he knows the drill! We talk with him about strategies for launching a new Metal Guitar channel on YouTube and how to find a niche. We also dive deep into the story how he came to release his own signature guitar with UK brand LT Custom Guitars. Enjoy this last round of the GSP carousel ..read more

Many guitar building secrets are being revealed in episode 88 from Jackson's Principal Master Builder Pasquale “Pat” Campolattano. He joined Fender in late 2020 after having built a reputation for exquisit guitar creations with a Japanese company previously and has been bringing some of the wildest, prettiest and sexiest custom creations to life for Jackson, Charvel, and EVH ever since. We take a deep dive on the challenges of building high-end guitars from scratch and what secret methods he is using to make them play like butter, we discuss what innovations in the guitar realm are a must on a ..read more

Guitar Magazines are evolving and in episode 63 Music Radar's Guitar Editor, Rob Laing, talks to us about how working in music instrument journalism has changed throughout the course of the last year, how magazines can still survive despite heavy competition from Social Media, and what the best articles have been that he has written throughout his career. Enjoy ..read more

In episode 87 we welcome Canadian steam hammer Glenn Fricker. When he starts talking guitarists listen as the Ontario-based YouTuber has earned a reputation for debunking common gear myths on his YouTube channel “Spectre Sound Studios”. We talk with Glenn about why guitarists hear with their eyes, what kind of speakers sound usually best for rock and metal players, and how to improve your tone without busting the bank. Spoiler alert: It’s not the f’ing pickups. Join us on this wild ride and get yelled at ..read more