The radical Parker Fly bass is available in imported form, without all the high-tech construction but still with a very individual look indeed. Review by Gareth Morgan.
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Launched in 1973, the Grabber was intended to put Gibson basses on the map. Gareth Morgan tries one of the unlikeliest reissues of 2009 to see how it stacks up today
Red and dangerous - the devil's own glam rock guitar.
Each year Warwick cooks up something special, and for 2009 they’ve taken the Corvette $$ and added luscious olive wood and lots of sound options. Review by Gareth Morgan
With a distressed sunburst finish, a lined fretless neck and fine pickups, there’s no cheaper way to deliver the weather report than this. Review by Gareth Morgan.
Brilliant sounds and top-level workmanship, all for much less lolly than the boutique American names – that’s the undeniable appeal of Sandberg. Review by Gareth Morgan
The Sandberg Umbo provides J-bass heaven plus a quirky mid vibe for those seeking the Holy Pastorius Grail.
Beloved by Duran Duran and a pre-nose job Sting, the SB-1000 was also used to ferocious effect by Metallica’s Cliff Burton. Gareth Morgan samples a none-more-black tribute
The name may sound French, but the Marleaux is custom-built in Germany and come with a choice of lush woods and the best hardware euros can buy. Review by Gareth Morgan
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