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How to Buy an Electric Guitar
(Submitted by: George Nellas )
For most of us, making any major purchase, such as a new refrigerator, or a new car, is a cacophony of options and confusion; do we want the silver one or the black one? How much can we afford to spend? Will it last over time? If nothing else, we ... Read article
Reasons to Ditch Your Guitar Pick
(Submitted by: Scott Thomas )
Lately, I havent been using my guitar pick all that much. I got this tab book of some good ol Gatemouth Brown finger picking blues. Ive been enjoying myself so much trying to get this fingerpick thang goin."Im starting to understand the ... Read article
Solid-Bodied Gretsch Corvette Guitar
(Submitted by: Allen Chiles )
The Solid-bodied Corvette (not to be confused with the Corvette hollow-body arch-top electric, produced from 1955-1959) was Gretsch's answer to the Les Paul Jr. by Gibson. Introduced in 1961, the Corvette Solid-body was a small, light-weight, ... Read article
Greg Koch Fender Guitar History
(Submitted by: Jeremy Hier )
The Greg Koch Fender guitar began to take shape
all the way back when Greg Koch was in the third
grade. Greg cut out cardboard Fender Stratocaster
guitars, then Koch used his sisters sewing machine
pedal as a wah-wah. By watching, listening and ... Read article
Getting Rhythm - Three Tips for Guitar Beginners
(Submitted by: Darren Power )
If you are just starting out learning guitar one of the
hardest things can be getting a good rhythm and keeping
that rhythm going while you change chords with your
left hand.When I first started learning guitar I would strum along ... Read article
The Revolution of Electric Guitars
(Submitted by: Kathy Unruh )
Sometime during the 1930's electric guitars were introduced onto the music scene, which began a revolution in sound and technology that continues to this day. After Rock and Roll was born in the 1950's, it didn't take very long for electric ... Read article
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