Guitar Gear: Multi-effects vs. Individual Stompboxes
There are several reasons why someone might choose to use individual guitar effect pedals instead of multi-effects pedals:
Tone quality: Individual pedals often provide...
The Best Music Hotspots for Your Summer Travel
A music road trip is a journey taken for the purpose of experiencing different music-related destinations and events. It can involve visiting iconic music...
Now is the Time to Drop the Guitar and Pick Up the Bass
As a guitar player, you may be wondering why you should switch to bass guitar. While both instruments are similar in many ways, playing...
Choosing the Right Guitar Distortion Pedal
Choosing the right guitar distortion pedal can be a daunting task, especially with the vast number of options available on the market. However, with...
What You Should Consider Before Buying a Guitar Amp
Guitars need amps to amplify the sound they produce. Guitars are acoustic instruments, which means that they produce sound through vibration, rather than electronic...
How To Find a Guitar Amp’s Sweet Spot
The "sweet spot" of a guitar amp is a term used to describe the optimal volume setting where the amp produces a rich, full-bodied...
Music Review: Sean Walshe’s American Son
The January 2023 release of Sean Walshe’s American Son is an easy accessible listen which brings back melody, strong lyrics and musical entertainment on...
Music Review: Greg Walsh’s New Ghosts – You Took My Soul but I Kept...
9 tracks of music, eight titles (the wonderful "Meet Your Maker" has an exquisite Dink Pinkerman DubMix to conclude the CD) Greg Walsh's New...
Guitar Gear Review: Revv G4 Preamp
New preamp pedal day! (Not actually new today, or new at all--it's used--but we'll just pretend.)
It's a Revv G4 preamp. And it is a...
Polyphia Guitarists Tim Henson and Scott LePage Sign on as Fishman Fluence Artists
Fishman is honored to announce that Tim Henson and Scott LePage of the progressive rock band Polyphia have joined the company's artist roster.
Since their formation in Plano, Texas in 2010,...







