The telecaster was the first solid-body electric guitar ever and during its lifespan, it has had a lot of different iterations.
Perhaps, one of the most famous and singular ones is the Thinline telecaster.
But what exactly is a telecaster …
Gretsch is an American brand that, like many others, produces the majority of its instruments in Asia.
The Asian production is mainly reserved for the most affordable lines, however, the “professional” series is made in Japan, and it’s comprised of …
Filtertrons and PAF pickups are a part of guitar history.
They look similar, but are they different?
This is a question many players have nowadays with the resurgence of vintage gear and vintage specs in modern instruments.
If you just …
Guitars that constantly go out of tune can really get the worst out of yourself.
Luckily there are things to do about it, and although the problem is not always with the tuners, a nice set of locking tuners will …
There are few things more infuriating than a guitar that constantly goes out of tune.
I know, I’ve been there.
Many things can be interfering with your tuning stability, however, getting a set of good locking tuners will surely …
Having to tune your guitar after every song you play is not fun.
Although the problem might be elsewhere, a nice set of locking tuners will surely benefit your instrument’s tuning stability.
If you don’t want to go into specifics …
It could be infuriating to have to tune your guitar after every song you play.
It would be even worse if you had to do it in the middle of a song.
Tuning stability is a big problem for many …
Chances are you hate tuning your guitar every 10 minutes.
I feel you.
Tuning is not fun, but what’s even less fun is when your guitar gets out of tune in the middle of a song.
An acoustic guitar can …
You want to start playing the guitar, or maybe you’re thinking about gifting one to a friend, significant other, or one of your children.
When you start considering your options you learn that there are acoustic and electro-acoustic guitars. …
Pickups are something that is just there for many players.
But have you ever wondered about how they work, and how big is their impact on your final instrument’s sound? Are all pickups the same? Why should you care?…