If you have ever been in the middle of a high-energy set and realized the next song requires you to drop your E string down to a low D, you
If you have ever been in the middle of a high-energy set and realized the next song requires you to drop your E string down to a low D, you
If you have ever picked up a seven-string guitar and tried to chug on that low B string only to hear it go “thwack” out of tune, you know the
I have spent countless hours in dimly lit studios and on windy festival stages, and if there is one thing I’ve learned about the 12-string guitar, it is that this
If you have ever held a guitar and felt like the instrument was just one solid, vibrating piece of wood from the headstock to the strap button, you were likely
If you have ever watched Avenged Sevenfold tear up a stage, you know that the rhythm section is just as iconic as the lead. While Synyster Gates handles the blistering
There is something undeniably legendary about a white les paul guitar. When you see that crisp, bright finish under the stage lights, it doesn’t just look like an instrument; it
I have always believed that a vintage electric guitar isn’t just an instrument; it is a time machine made of wood, wire, and soul. When you pick one up, you
If you have ever spent two hours hugging a massive dreadnought guitar during a live set, you know the struggle. Your shoulder aches, your ribs feel bruised, and you probably
The world of electric guitars is often cluttered with knobs, switches, and complicated wiring. However, every once in a while, a design comes along that strips away the fluff and
Every time I walk into a music shop, my eyes are immediately drawn to that one wall. You know the one—the wall where the light hits the flame maple tops