The most asked question about the Squier Paranormal Series Offset Telecaster: What’s the routing? Watch me answer that and upgrade my pickup/wiring.

The Valco BloodBuzz is a dual overdrive and fuzz by Eastwood Guitars, and it’s based on a famous cheesy pedal from the ’90s.

When I was shopping for an Enzo, I saw a Reverb.com description of this pedal that read, “I hate this pedal and this pedal hates me.”

What do you do when you have a Squier Starcaster with a hard tail and you want a vibrato system on it? Unless you want to drill some holes, you get a Duesenberg Les Trem II.

The DD-200 is a stereo delay pedal and looper by BOSS with a dozen delay modes to choose from. Each has controls for time, feedback, mix, tone, and modulation on the delay trails, as well as a parameter specific to each mode.

The Fender Rumble Studio is a bass modeling amp in the vein of the Fender Mustang GTX100.

The J Mascis Squier Jazmaster is the first time I realized that Squier guitars were officially cool.

The Expression Tremolo is the newest in Ernie Ball’s line of unique, expression-pedal-driven guitar pedals.

The idea of an offset telecaster isn’t new to the guitar world — but this is the first time, to my knowledge, a budget version has become available via Squier.

The Super-Sonic is an odd bird. It’s got a reverse body and headstock, to begin with. But it’s achieved a cult status in the guitar world for it’s unique look and sound.