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How To Keep Your Guitar In Tune
Playing guitar is a great way to pass the time. The feeling of creating music and learning something new is rewarding in itself. However, the worst thing about playing guitar is when you stop and realize that your guitar is out of tune. It’s annoying, frustrating, and just makes you want to stop playing all […]
A Guide On Acoustic Guitars For Beginners
Welcome to A Guide On Acoustic Guitars For Beginners. This blog is for those who are new to guitar and are looking to learn more about acoustic guitars, get some acoustic guitar buying advice, some reviews of acoustic guitars and much more. If you are a complete beginner and have decided that you want to […]
How to Choose the Right Pickup
How to Choose the Right Pickup: A blog about different bass guitar pickups and how you can make your instrument sound better. The first step toward a better-sounding bass is choosing the right pickup. There are a variety of types of pickups, made in different ways, each with their own pros and cons. They produce […]
The Relationship between Sound and Resonator Guitar
Welcome to Resonator Guitar: The Relationship between Sound and Resonator Guitar. This blog is dedicated to the science of sound and how it effects the resonator guitar. I will be posting articles about sound, acoustics, physics, materials science, and resonator guitars. I have been playing guitar for about 15 years and have always been interested […]
Top 10 Guitarists Of All Time
There are a lot of guitarists out there, but which ones are the greatest? Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Prince and more. Everyone has their own top 10 list of guitarists, so this list is going to be very subjective. However, most of these guitarists have been voted as the best by fans and actual musicians […]
2 Ways You Can Master the Guitar
Playing the guitar is an art not many of us can master. To play the guitar, it takes a lot of effort and practice. The way you hold your hand also matters for instance, if you want to play the chords on the guitar, then your thumb should be placed on the back of the […]
How to Set Up Guitar Tuners
This is a blog post about how to set up guitar tuners for optimal sound. The first step in setting up guitar tuners is to know your strings. Each string has a different size, and therefore a different tension and sound. The thickness of each string determines its fundamental frequency, and the tension of each […]
【New!】How To Play 7 String Guitar
Hello! This is my blog about how to setup your guitar for a 7 string. All of the information was gathered from various places on the web, including Steve Vai’s Guitar Setup articles, Seymour Duncan’s setup guide, and various guitar techs. Basically, I’m just putting it all here in one place for you to use. […]
A Brief History of The Cello
The cello is the tenor voice of the string family. While it may not be as versatile or agile as its smaller counterpart, the violin, it is still a beloved instrument. The sound of the cello is often described as dark and mysterious, but also capable of producing a wide spectrum of sounds from tender […]
The Dangers of Dropping a Guitar Pick
It is a little known fact that dropping a guitar pick can be highly dangerous. This article will go into detail about how to avoid dropping guitar picks, and the terrible consequences of droping one. Section 1: The Dangers of Dropping a Guitar Pick The first step to avoiding dropping guitar picks is to learn […]
How to pick the best steel guitar for your level
When it comes to the steel guitar, there are many different types of steel guitars and this blog will run you through all of them. We will discuss their characteristics, how they work and which would be best for a player of your level. There are three main types of steel guitars: 1) Blue steel […]
The Only Chord Chart You Will Ever Need
You will never see a chord chart like this in any music store or on any guitar website. The reason is simple, it is the best guitar chord chart in the history of the world. As you can see, I am not exaggerating. This chord chart has been around for many years and I have […]