We explore the curious anatomy of Queen guitarist Brian May's guitar, which includes knitting needles and wood from a 300-year-old fireplace.
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“What if I started with the pickup and built the guitar around it?” We tried the new L.R. Baggs AEG-1 and discovered an acoustic-electric guitar unlike any we've ever se…Its two pickup systems reproduce string vibration and body resonance while capturing ambience and offering resistance to ...
E Ink and Cream Guitars have introduced the first-ever guitar that can dynamically change colors, allowing any player to ...
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Breaking: Trump Guitars hit with cease and desist from Gibson over use of Les Paul body shapeparticularly the iconic Les Paul body shape.” Meanwhile, it is still not confirmed whether or not the President-elect actually plays guitar, but there have been previous crossovers with the six ...
The '30s and '40s-inspired Super Auditorium design is said to build on the company's Grand Auditorium shape, with a couple of ...
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“A vibrant update to an all-time classic”: By popular demand, Gibson gives the ES-335 its Custom Color refreshSpearmint, Watermelon, Ocean Blue, Blood Moon Burst, the ES-335 and its AAA figured maple siblings have never looked so ...
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Rock icon Jeff Beck’s guitars are going on display in London before they are put up for auction(AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth) An art handler displays a Gibson, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1954 and 1972 A Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Les Paul, known as “The Oxblood,” at the Jeff Beck The Guitar ...
Compared to an electric guitar, acoustics can be a bit more challenging due to thicker strings and larger body sizes, but don’t let that put you off. I believe this tougher starting point builds ...
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