This is something I learned from discussions with the old pros on the old Firebottle board. I also learned from them to build in a failsafe device int...
If you use any kind of switching between outputs for tube amps into a speaker, you MUST have a dummy load for the amp that's not outputting into the s...
That's called jazz.
There are lots of things that work fine. That's just what I use, and it works. Don't leave a really oily film on either fretboard or strings, though. ...
I just scrub mine with a damp cloth and oil it with olive oil, wiping off the oil after a few minutes. Works. I've got a bunch of commercial stuff fro...
Back in the LP days Todd Rundgren put one out with a cut simulating all the bad record artifacts on it. I had a hard time hearing them, because I was ...
22 fret and 24 fret guitars may have the neck pickup at a different location, giving a different tone. It's not unusual for 21 or 22 fret guitars to h...
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Works for me.
Yep, it's gotten popular to play that way. Lots of old guitarists around.
I've never done that thing with holding tension on strings while detuning them, and never had one break while loosening it. I did pop one the other ni...
The noter's the traditional way to play it. Folkie guitarists in the '60s figured out you could chord it like a guitar, but that just adds complicatio...
Lap steel. Dulcimer, and Strumstick which is really a dulcimer. Have dabbled with mandolin and uke, and gusli. The dulcimer of which I speak is the Ap...