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Guitarist is a monthly music magazine dedicated to guitar players and enthusiasts. First published in 1984, it’s the longest-established guitar magazine in Europe and remains one of the best-selling titles of its kind in the UK. Each issue focuses on gear reviews, artist interviews and playing technique, combining expert insight with practical guidance for musicians of all levels. Readers can find detailed reviews of new guitars, amplifiers, pedals and recording equipment, helping musicians make informed decisions about their instruments. The magazine also features interviews with famous guitarists and emerging players that often explore their playing styles, equipment choices and musical influences. In addition to industry news and feature articles, Guitarist provides practical learning resources such as technique guides, lessons and tablature that help readers develop their skills. Many issues also include accompanying audio or video demonstrations to support the instructional content. Available on PressReader, Guitarist magazine offers readers informed reporting and practical insight that supports learning, creativity and musical discovery.
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