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BlueChip guitar picks create a seamless relationship between you and your instrument. Instead of forcing you to fiddle with your playing style to adapt to different thicknesses and designs, this essential item has the goal of getting out of your way. When you’re using a BlueChip pick, you don’t need […]
When you look at an electric guitar, you’ll find four neck shape designations. Each one is given a specific letter based on what it looks like at the back: C, D, U, or V. Each neck receives its letter designation because it is an accurate description of its look. If […]
The P90 is a single coil pickup for electric guitars that Gibson introduced in 1946. It’s such a popular design that the company is still producing them, and you can find third-party brands manufacturing replacement parts. It produces a warmer tone with less brightness and edge than other pickups because […]
When you play the guitar, the way you produce sounds from the strings directly reflects your playing style. Every guitarist has specific pick preferences that they stick to like a religion. You’ll find some prefer thick ones, others like medium ones, and some love thinner designs. Although you’ll see criticism […]
Schecter Guitar Research was founded in 1976 by David Schecter. When he started the company, they were only making the replacement parts for existing instruments, often from Gibson and Fender. It was a custom shop located in Van Nuys, CA. Schecter created replacement bodies and necks for existing guitars, including […]
Guitar Center is the largest music retailer chain of its type in the United States. Its headquarters is in Westlake Village, California, but you can find over 260 locations operating across the country. The business also oversees several different subsidiary brands underneath its corporate umbrella. It controls a website with […]
When you learn how to play the guitar, your instructor will show you two standard methods. The first option is to place your fingers on the guitar’s neck while you strum along the instrument’s soundhole or pickups. If you prefer a finger-picking style, you’ll learn how to play the specific […]
In the early 1950s, Fender used a one-piece fingerboard and maple neck with a skunk stripe except for a few Esquire guitars. The reason why those few instruments didn’t contain this element was due to a lack of having a truss rod. Fender updated their guitar design in 1959 because […]
There are three ways to think about the term “guitar fetish.” The first involves how people become attracted to guitarists, mostly when they play in a band with mid-range fame or above. In this circumstance, the fetish becomes a sexual desire where satisfaction can only come from someone who knows […]
Sooner or later, it is going to happen. You’ll lose interest in how your guitar looks. It might have had an incredible sunburst tone to it, but now that finish seems dull and dated. When you add stickers to the instrument, some players believe that it adds new life to […]