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Being pleasantly surprised by something is always an exquisite feeling. There’s nothing quite like approaching a situation with skepticism and disbelief only to be knocked off your feet by a wonderful product or experience. When Zager Guitars offered to send JamPlay four of their custom..... (read more)
We all know how it goes. We practice, learn scale runs, chords, songs etc... Then we start collecting gear that helps us get those sounds we have come to love from artists we admire. Take the Tube Screamer for example. Does it reside on everyone’s pedal board because it is the finest..... (read more)
I have been a fan of Fender electric guitars as long as I can remember. Even a couple hundred bucks goes a long way with a Fender, and each model has their own unmistakable, unique tone. Earlier this year, the American Special Telecaster was released and around the same time, Fender slashed..... (read more)
Small, low wattage amps are all the rage right now, and for many applications, it really makes sense! They are portable, versatile, and still deliver enough rip-your-face-offness to send you home with bleeding ears. Before this review, I had played the Night Train as well as the Egnater..... (read more)
History As the silver sun set over the sleepy village of Nakatsugawa Gifu Japan, a small family of woodworkers bent their weary backs to repair and produce fine hand-made instruments. The year was 1959 and the small instrument shop located at the foot of Mount Takamine was collectively bent..... (read more)
History As the smoke cleared above lush verdant green fields it revealed that a small group of Spanish generals had indeed succeeded in overthrowing the government established by the Second Spanish Republic, and many long-standing symbols of Spanish freedom lay in ruins upon the red earth,..... (read more)
History The following is an historical account of a remarkable man by the name of Charles Kaman. Kaman came into this world kicking and screaming in the year 1919 in the District of Columbia, Washington, and 18 years later found his way into the school of Aeronautical Engineering at Catholic..... (read more)
History From the early age of seven Robert Godin had already acquired a passion for the guitar, as well as some notable skills as a young player. By the time he had reached the ripe old age of fifteen he was integral to the operation of his aunt's music store and utilized his skills to both..... (read more)
Line 6 POD X3 LIVE - TC Electronic Nova System - Boss GT-10 Whether you're in the market for a new toy or just like geekin' out over cool gear at your local guitar store, it's easy to reach that point when you just really can't tell what you're dealing with without dropping the..... (read more)
History Bob Taylor was a curious and inventive lad by nature and by the time he was a freshman in high school, he had constructed his first guitar: a twelve-string. Two more guitars were subsequently designed and assembled by the time he had graduated from high school but this was only the..... (read more)
History Anastasios Stathopoulo was the son of a Greek timber merchant and a builder of fine lioutos (a Greek stringed instrument) mandolins lutes and violins in the latter part of the 19th century. He and his wife eventually moved their wares and their aspirations to Turkey where they set..... (read more)
History Nashville Tennessee: Smoky Mountains, Music City, Elvis and his land of Grace, Jefferson Street, Beale, the West End, Belle Meade, Grand Ole Opry and the heartbeat and home to country music and the Delta Blues, Nashville is a leafy sprawl of suburban metropolis hosting over 600,000..... (read more)
History Christian Fredrick, or C.F. Martin was born in Markneukirchen Germany in 1796 and descended from a long line of woodworkers and cabinet makers. He became apprenticed to another man by the name of Johann Stauffer, a well known guitar-maker at that time, and after completing his training..... (read more)
History Torakusu Yamaha's father was a fearless Samurai warrior in the Kii clan but young Torakusu was raised in a more liberal environment and spent his days studying astronomy and engineering. By the time he had reached the age of nineteen, he had opened his own watchmaking and repair..... (read more)
History Dean Guitars were initially founded in 1976 by a man by the name of Dean Zelinsky who resided in the windy city of Chicago, Illinois. Zelinsky was a luthier but eventually became well known for being an innovator in the design of electric guitars (interestingly, he was the man who..... (read more)
Every so often, as I'm killing time and looking at gear on the Internet, there is a product that makes my head tilt a little and go "huh? oh cool! I wish I'd thought of that!" The TC Electronic Polytune was one of those gizmos. I discovered it before it was for sale, so I got on the waiting..... (read more)
History Keen-of-mind inventor and innovator Clarence Leonidas Fender, more commonly known as Leo Fender, was born on August 10th, 1909 in sunny Southern California. Raised by the owners of a lucrative orange grove, Leo dabbled with electronics at an early age showing insight and promise. By..... (read more)
Townshend did it: a blurred windmill, inspired and lawless rage of three-hundred and sixty-degree smashed into at-least-a-million shards of manufactured wood and urethane steel string climax, inciting the invited throngs to fever but never to be reassembled or even gathered to lament. Hendrix..... (read more)
History In 1982 in the small village of LaPatrie Quebec, a Canadian native by the name of Robert Godin united with a small group of friends to produce the first Seagull guitars. Their ultimate goal was to produce guitars having some of the same qualities as more expensive guitars, but at prices..... (read more)
History Torakusu Yamaha's father was a fearless Samurai warrior in the Kii clan but young Torakusu was raised in a more liberal environment and spent his days studying astronomy and engineering. By the time he had reached the age of nineteen, he had opened his own watchmaking and repair shop..... (read more)
Dean Guitars were initially founded in 1976 by a man by the name of Dean Zelinsky who resided in the windy city of Chicago, Illinois. Zelinsky was a luthier but eventually became well known for being an innovator in the design of electric guitars (interestingly, he was the man who designed..... (read more)
Keen-of-mind inventor and innovator Clarence Leonidas Fender, more commonly known as Leo Fender, was born on August 10th 1909 in sunny Southern California. Raised by the owners of a lucrative orange grove, Leo dabbled with electronics at an early age showing insight and promise. By the ripe..... (read more)
History Bob Taylor was a curious and inventive lad by nature and by the time he was a freshman in high school, he had constructed his first guitar: a twelve-string. Two more guitars were designed and assembled by the time he had graduated from high school but this was only the beginning of..... (read more)
History Guild came into existence in 1952 by a man by the name of Alfred Dronge, a Polish immigrant who having been a musician and owner of a small music store set out to build fine guitars. Dronge enlisted the help of a number of luthiers and within the confines of his 1500 square-foot loft,..... (read more)
Keen-of-mind inventor and innovator Clarence Leonidas Fender, more commonly known as Leo Fender, was born on August 10th, 1909 in sunny Southern California. Raised by the owners of a lucrative orange grove, Leo dabbled with electronics at an early age showing insight and promise. By the ripe..... (read more)
Out with the old, in with the new; online guitar lessons are revolutionizing the way the world is learning to play. Streaming video has given people the ability to learn from the convenience of their own home, anytime they'd like. In this article, I will briefly touch upon the main advantages..... (read more)
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