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Guild has holiday strumming covered with the Travel Spruce, a compact acoustic with a “big sound”
This compact but perfectly formed spruce-topped acoustic has an arched back to give it a voice that belies its modest ...
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“That's the easiest part, the solos." Why Angus Young thinks rhythm guitar is harder to play than lead
The guitarist shared with us his favorite solos, but said “I never look at them as a solo thing. It’s our band. We all play ...
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5 Guitars That Are Almost as Iconic as Their Players
From country to rock to blues, we explore five iconic guitars almost as distinctive as the musicians who play them.
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5 Tips to Maximize Your Online Guitar Lessons
With so many tutorials, live classes, and experienced instructors at your fingertips, the options to learn guitar are ...
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World's first color-changing guitar aims to "break all of the rules"
E Ink and Cream Guitars have introduced the first-ever guitar that can dynamically change colors, allowing any player to uniquely customize their instrument to suit their music and mood. It's a bold ...
How to play incorporate neoclassical, Danny Elfman-style arpeggios in your playing
Classical-style arpeggios meet Gypsy jazz-flavored minor melodies in this exclusive video lesson from Andy Wood that’s ...
Jeff Beck on his microtonal guitar approach and how he set up his Fender Stratocaster for precision pitch bending
The late guitarist shared insights into his influences and techniques in an interviewer for our May 1999 issue ...