The Veelah Vero Series VGACMM is a £149 acoustic that skilfully avoids the usual cheap-guitar misery — with warm tone, tidy build quality and playability that punches well above its weight.
Veelah may not be a household name yet, but the V3-GAC makes a strong case for your attention, with solid-top tone, smart appointments and some serious value at £349.
Known for its high-end, boutique, British-built guitars, Cream T has brought its signature technology to a much lower price point with the Polaris LT — and for gearheads and tone aficionados alike, it could well be the answer to your tone-chasing prayers.
The 70s Custom Buttercream Top looks the part, but the calibrated T-Type humbuckers steal the show—bright, wiry and super responsive to pick attack, in a Nashville-era Les Paul Custom ’70s spec package.
From velcro splutter and ’60s psychedelia to Big Muff-style grind, octaves and ring-mod mayhem, Kernom’s Moho is a massively flexible fuzz that still behaves like a proper stompbox—while packing MIDI, presets and expression blending for deeper control.
Today on Thinking About Guitar, Nick Jennison checks out the VHT Special 6 head with a Vintage 30-loaded 1×12,…