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Here we would recommend an electric or an acoustic-electric guitar. As both offer the widest range of sound options. Nobody said that you cannot play a sensitive tone on an electric guitar or a rock solo on an acoustic-electric guitar. The sky is the limit.

• ST Models - a true classic which serves as the model of an electric guitar today. It is at home in Rock, Blues, Hard Rock, and Metal. To its fans belong such giants of the music business like Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, John Frusciante, Eric Clapton and Buddy Holly.
• Singlecut Models - for more than 60 years, the LP sound does belong among the key sounds of the electric guitar. Heavy riffs and sweet solos; such are the instruments celebrated by such personalities as Jimmy Page, Slash, Zakk Wylde, Bob Marley and Billie Joe Armstrong.
• Semi Acoustic Models - take note, semiacoustic guitars are not just for jazzmen. Their rich and natural tone is perfect for rock too, but do not forget the feedback. Guitarists like Joe Pass, Pat Metheny, Dave Grohl, B.B. King and Chuck Berry fell in love with this instrument.
• Hard & Heavy Models - every fan of heavy distortions would pick an instrument from the Hard and Heavy section. These guitars are ready to give the most brutal sound, extreme flat tuning or a play with several strings, then you are used to. Names like Stephen Carpenter, TosinAbasi, Kerry King and Randy Rhoads speak for themselves.
• Jaguar Jazz Models - number one choice for all rebels. The surf-rock weapons from the 60ties found their niche after the appearance of alternative guitar solos of the 90ties. Kurt Cobain, Kevin Shields, J. Mascis, and Johnny Marr. If you recognize these names than you surely know the sound of these infamous jewels of music.
• SG Models - did someone mention AC/DC? Yes, SG guitars are an absolute necessity for every hard-rock fan. Legends like Angus Young, Tony Iommi and Frank Zappa always had or have this guitar at hand.
• PRS Models - a sound ready to fulfill all your dreams – from gentle accords to massive riffs. Guitars with this body shape come equipped with a pair of humbuckers and their magic is understood by players like Carlos Santana, Dave Navaro, Mark Tremonti and Orianthi. 

Pickups

Knobs and a glossy metal or plastic tab – if see this part of the guitar, then you are looking at the pickups. These small parts of the electric guitar influence the overall sound of the instrument the most, so be especially careful with your choice. Luckily there are only three main choices to pick from.

• Single-Coil for a clean and clear sound - a pickup for this type is made from magnets and a coil; it is an absolute classic. It is found on such iconic models as type ST or T and on a lot of other instruments – where it provides a typical glassy sound. Many giants like Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Gilmour and John Frusciante prefer the single-coil. Its frame is however susceptible to hum naturally.
• Humbucker for strong riffs and drawn out solos - A humbucker is made from two coils with opposite polarity, which ensures that their hums cancel each out. In addition to that it belongs to the strong sounds rich in bass and mid frequencies. The pitch is not as clear as with single coils, but who cares if you are playing riff of your life at the time? For guitarists Slash, Jimmy Page, Joe Pass and Steve Vai, the “humbucker” is the base for their sound.
• Active pickups for intransigent distortion - if your goal is some form of Metal then you should focus on a guitar with active pickups. Active pickups are fitted with a battery-powered preamplifier thatprovides them with energy at a point where passive pickups would lose energy. Guitarist like Kirk Hammet, Jim Root, John Petrucci, Stephen Carpenter and TosinAbasi enjoy a strong response in bass and mid-range. You should enjoy it too.