Originally launched in 2001 by Burns, this version of Brian May's Red Special guitar was released in 2006 by Brian May ... Up close, the main differences are bridge type (here it's a Wilkinson bridge) ...

Credit: Getty Images Brian May admits he once doubted whether his Red Special guitar was good enough to ... I also designed a special bridge that has rollers that move instead of the usual ...

It might be a specific brand of guitar, or a certain setup required to achieve the sound they’re looking for. No one has a closer bond with an instrument than Brian May to his Red Special.

After announcing their unexpected partnership early last year, Gibson and Brian May have unveiled their first collaborative signature guitar creation – and it’s not a Murphy Lab Red Special.

A Japanese-made ukulele banjo that has both its rosewood bridge and tailpiece ... MusicRadar (obviously), Guitarist, Guitar World and Louder. What he doesn't know about Brian May's playing and, ...

Since Queen’s debut album was released in 1973, plenty has been said about Brian May’s guitar tone, and rightly so. Yet, while most look to his handcrafted Red Special guitar, alongside a Vox ...

Whether Brian has a special stash or has found a replacement coin he doesn't say. Later in the interview, he also gives extraordinary detail into how he built his first-ever guitar, the Red Special.

Brian May delighted fans this past Saturday by turning up unannounced at the Red Special Guitar Meet-Up in Reading, U.K., to help celebrate the 60th anniversary of the famous guitar he built with ...

Capozzi is an ace guitarist — Queen's Brian May handpicked her over a hundred other shredders to win his famed “Red Special" guitar after hearing her play. With this project, her eclectic ...

Even for those who aren’t necessarily Queen enthusiasts, it’s worth reading the remarkable story of May’s “Red Special” guitar — which has been essentially the single guitar the musician has used in ...

There are certain things we expect from any Queen classic: Freddie Mercury will be leading the charge on vocals, Brian May will be ripping on his trusty Red Special guitar, and so on. But one hit ...