Guitar World

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Guitar World - a monthly music release for guitarists. It primarily includes interviews with musicians, reviews of albums and musical equipment, and tablature of famous works; It is issued 13 times a year (12 monthly editions and one holiday edition). The first issue, on the cover of which Johnny Winter appeared, appeared in July 1980. In over 31 years of the magazine's history in his columns appeared interviews with rock guitarists such as Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, Angus Young, Tony Iommi , Ritchie Blackmore, Joe Satriani, Eric Clapton, Steve Vai, Joe Perry and Eddie Van Halen; The last one on the cover of Guitar World was a total of 13 times, twice also on the front page of the related Guitar Legends magazine.

Since January 2005, the CD-ROM includes guitar lessons, video presentations and other materials (own or third-party materials); The magazine with the attached disc is sold for $ 3 more expensive ($ 7.99 instead of $ 4.99). Also, for some time, a poster of the main characters of the individual editions was included in the magazine. In 2007 Guitar World started publishing the DVD magazine Guitar World presents ... Guitar DVD.

Since August 2007, Guitar World has published feature articles from Guitar One's non-existent sister studs and Guitar World. Among the columnists are:

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