A Guide to Buying Your First Guitar

  Buying your first ever guitar can be intimidating. There’s a lot out there to choose from, some of them are quite pricey, and it’s hard to know what it is you’re looking for, especially when you’re new to the instrument. I was there myself once, saving up my eight-grade allowance and cat sitting for my neighbors to try and afford a guitar that ended up being picked primarily bas

In the second edition of How Do I Get THAT Tone, we’re going to examine the gear setups of several of my favorite guitarists. We’re going to go over the guitars, amps, and pedals of some truly wonderful players and investigate how you can imitate their distinctive sound yourself. If interest continues, we may see more of these coming. I’d again like to thank Steve Barber for coming up with this id

Buying a new electric guitar is always exciting, but it can also feel pretty overwhelming with all of the options currently available to you. In this piece I am going to profile some popular Gibson guitars currently on the market. If you have trouble understanding some of the terminology or “guitar-speak”, feel free to read through my related piece where I discuss all that stuff in detail here. If

  “What electric guitar should I buy?” Buying a new electric guitar is always exciting, but it can also feel pretty overwhelming with all of the options currently available to you. In this piece I am going to profile some popular Fender guitars currently on the market. If you have trouble understanding some of the terminology or “guitar-speak”, feel free to read through my related

  Whether you’ve been picking away at an acoustic guitar for years or have never even touched a six-string before, choosing your very first electric guitar is always an exciting experience. In this piece, I am going to detail what elements affect the sound of an electric and how to understand what the most important elements of a spec sheet actually mean. In a pair of related pieces (linked b