Musical Instruments

This is a very distinct difference between a player having a distinct style and a distinct tone. There are many legendary guitars players  that...

There are various tools you can use to change your guitar tone. None are more over looked than your guitar picks. I think since...

Studio Devil Amp Modeler Pro is a virtual guitar amp that can be used as a standalone or plug-in for Mac and Windows (VST,...

I talked to Ray Maxwell VP Sales & Marketing at Eventide yesterday about the new Space Reverb. Ray told me "we would love to...

Guitar apps are many. From the mobile phone marketplaces to the shelves of music stores - prices vary as much as options. While there...

The guitar synthesizer has long been the albatross of the guitar world. Many great designs have been launched over the years all sharing similar...

Being a pedal junkie I have relied on a variety of stompboxes over the years to get “my’ tone. Thou my sound and style...

Ernie Ball Inc., the world’s premier string, accessory and instrument manufacturer and creators of the iconic Slinky guitar string, today announced Ernie Ball Presents...

Removing Stickers From Your Guitar Did you overdo the stickers on your Fender guitar or bass? Or perhaps you are just ready to replace your stickers with a fresh batch? We've got some tips to help you out with the process....The Bass of Doom is Back Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo recently helped out the family of his personal hero, Jaco Pastorius, by aiding in the recovery of the late iconic bassist's infamous "Bass of Doom."

Working hard to record Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 debut, Appetite for Destruction, Slash was experiencing nothing but frustration trying to achieve the tones he was seeking with a range of contemporary electric guitars he was using. Then someone handed him a reissue-style Les Paul Standard, and that was all she wrote. With this legendary rock machine in hand, Slash laid down the deadliest rock riffs of the decade—propelling songs like “Paradise City”, “Sweet Child O’ Mine”, and “Welcome to the Jungle”—and fired up the biggest-selling debut album of all time in the process.