Never really playing a Yamaha acoustic electric, I looked forward to trying out this AC3R to see how worthy it was. And right out of the case, this vintage looking guitar was impressive.
The design of the body and the...
This week I had the pleasure of reviewing yet another great product from IK Multimedia - The iRig Mic Studio. This compact powerhouse of a microphone is a large diaphragm digital condenser that's great for vocalist, musicians, podcasters, and...
XVIVE V6 Phaser King
Just a few short years ago, it was very difficult to buy affordable recording equipment that could be compared with professional equipment found exclusively in recording studios. Fast forward to the present - the wonderful people at LEWITT have...
One of my favorite brands of guitars on earth is PRS. I remember when I first started playing guitar, and I first began learning about guitars, PRS...
If want to play metal or rock, this amp is affordable and delivers some really heavy tones. The majority of guitarists use effects in conjunction with their amps. There is also the possibility of gear malfunctions when playing live...
As seen in Guitar Girl Magazine June 2018 issue.
Here’s a solution for custom wiring your pedalboard and rack gear without soldering. The D’Addario DIY Solderless Cable Kit comes with 10’ of cable, ten mini-plugs, a cable cutter, and a screwdriver for...
In an aim to provide an affordable guitar with good quality craftsmanship and ease of playability, Taylor launched for 2017 the new entry-level Academy Series. I am testing out their 2017 model Taylor Academy 10e acoustic/electric guitar featuring a...
Timber Tones Luxury Picks is a British pick manufacturer that produces luxury guitar picks. The picks are made from various natural materials, including wood, precious metals and stone. Their website has over 15 categories to choose from. I tried two picks, the Timber Tones Electric Guitar Pick in Bloodwood and a Jazzy Tones Green Bone pick. I never thought I would call a pick beautiful, but both picks were unique and the coloring was amazing. I felt like they were pieces of art. I would like to state here that since I am a vegetarian, I don’t feel comfortable using picks make of bone or any animal byproduct, but really loved the wood and stone picks.
As a predominantly rock guitarist, when I was asked to review the Luna Henna Oasis Spruce guitar, I thought I was going to review an electric guitar - cool. The box looked the right size and its weight was comfortable. When I got to my studio, I put it with my other guitars. Personally, I like to get to know a guitar before I write about it, so I spend time with it and really get to know its personality (and its secrets).
