Guitar-A-Thon Deals 2023
Save big on the hottest gear. Now thru Oct. 11 @ Guitar Center Get up to 35% OFF all the big brands! Guitar-A-Thon Deals 2023
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UK’s friendliest independent high-end guitar specialist
Are you a serious guitar player looking for the perfect guitar and accessories? Look no further than MusicStreet. We will introduce you to MusicStreet and explain why they are the go-to guitar shop for serious guitar players. Wide Range of High-Quality Guitars One of the main reasons why serious guitar players choose MusicStreet is their extensive collection
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6 steps to learning jazz guitar improvisation
Learning to improvise well on the guitar is the holy grail for most guitarists. Here Zac Green from popular music blog ZingInstruments.com introduces us to his 6 steps to learning jazz guitar improvisation. Enjoy. Anyone familiar with the dulcet tones of Wes Montgomery or Pat Metheny will know that Jazz Guitar is a law (and
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Fender Stratocaster: One mod to rule them all!
After two years of tinkering with my Fender Player Stratocaster, what’s the one mod that’s had the most impact? In the video below, I’ll take you through all the mods I’ve made and whether or not they were worth it. But there’s one in particular that is the real game-changer. Don’t forget to subscribe to
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Beginner Guitar Lesson 1: Where do I Start?
Check out my latest YouTube video on guitar for the absolute beginner. If you’ve been playing for a while, it’s sometimes hard to go back to the very beginning, to break old habits. But say you were starting again or for the first time? Where exactly do you start? Check out the video below and
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Why Learning to Play Other Instruments Will Make You a Better Guitarist
It might seem strange to suggest that mastering the trumpet would help you to become a better guitarist, but the honest truth is that there are plenty of reasons why improving your musical repertoire can and will help you to become a better guitarist – and musician – overall. So, if you want to understand
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5 Lessons Learned from 600 Blog Posts
Here are the top 5 lessons I’ve learned from 7 years and 600 articles worth of blogging! But firstly, a recap on the lessons learned 200 posts ago….. 5 Lessons Learned from 400 WordPress Blog Posts I should really listen to my own advice more, but I just couldn’t resist tinkering with both my theme
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Stringing Along: Moving Guitars, Violins, and Other String Instruments Safely
When you’re a musician, your instrument might as well be your baby. You would do just about anything to make sure it stays safe and in pristine condition. That becomes harder to do when you’re moving and a variety of factors feel out of your control. Stressing over putting your guitar in the back of
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Country Double Stop Riff
By Gary Heimbauer for Guitar Tricks and 30 Day Singer Country lead guitar players tend to be really good at mixing chords with their lead ideas and blurring the line between rhythm and lead guitar. How do they do this? Generally, they are able to do this by having a firm working knowledge of triads
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