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How to Change Guitar Strings - 15 Minutes to Terrific Sound!

You love to play - maybe live to play! You think about the sound of the guitar, the music and the songs, your tone, your big amplifier - if it’s an electric and the beautiful complex notes that project from your guitar - if it’s an acoustic. All are important - like […]

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November 16, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Learning How To Play Guitar Online

Do you know why music is so awesome and unique?
Because no one can take it from you. Whats even more awesome is that you can make music your own. Haven’t you ever thought of having a hit song, or releasing an album? I know most of those thoughts are just dreams and kind […]

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November 16, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Electric Guitar Packages - The All In One Solution

Electric guitar packages are typically an all in one answer to the problem of getting someone started with an electric guitar.
Is it the best way to go for a beginner though?
In my opinion, probably not. Playing a new musical instrument is not only a labour of love, it is a war against embarrassment. Playing any […]

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November 14, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Beginner Guitar Lessons Online Made Easy

Have you just bought a guitar or are you thinking of getting one, but you just do not have the first clue on how to strike a chord? If so, getting guitar lessons is definitely something you should consider.
It may be that you can even play a little bit already, but taking guitar lessons can […]

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November 14, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Identify Your Guitar Playing Weaknesses

Have you ever felt frustrated with your progress on the guitar? Well, I would like to help you turn your weaknesses into strengthens! But in order do that you will first have to recognize what they are. Taking the time to identify your trouble spots is actually the very first step toward correcting them […]

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November 13, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Jazz Guitars - 5 Guitars for a great Jazz Tone

As a musical genre traditional Jazz requires a fairly specific Guitar sound - generally this has involved a very clean dry tone - with little to no effects (perhaps only a hint of reverb) - usually the neck pickup is used with the resultant sound required to be clear enough to pickup the subtle nuances […]

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November 13, 2006 | Articles | 1 Comment

Have Guitar Lessons Got Your Playing Stuck In A Rut? Here’s The Answer

Do you rely on guitar tab to learn new songs? Do you ever feel like your playing all the sounds the same? Is your learning stuck in a rut?
Many guitarists feel like they have hit a wall in their practice, and they can’t improve or change how they sound, no matter how many new chords […]

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10 Top Jazz Guitarists

Some of the most influential and innovative guitarists have emerged from the world of Jazz - often with breathtakingly fast technique and intricate phrasing - Jazz maestro’s can match anything that rock and roll can produce - indeed the Jazz genre has been popular for almost 100 years and from trad jazz to new world […]

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Cool Guitar Techniques Every Beginner Should Learn

One of the great things about the guitar when compared to other instruments, is the amount of subtle yet powerful techniques you can produce. This is because you have direct contact with the strings, as opposed to an instrument like a piano, where you have a limit to the different sounding techniques.
So I’ve decided to […]

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November 13, 2006 | Articles | No Comments

Can You Really Learn Guitar By Yourself

Since the guitar is probably one of the most popular instruments in the world, there are plenty of people who want to learn it. And whenever there’s a student, there’s a teacher.
It’s true that there are many guitar teachers out there who believe the only way to properly learn guitar is through a teacher. And […]

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November 13, 2006 | Articles | No Comments