Author: Dan Harper

REVEALED: How Many Frets On A Guitar?

This is actually a more complicated question than you think because of the number of different guitar fret configurations that are out there. Let’s look at electric guitars first and then acoustic guitars. Contents1 Electric Guitar Number Of Frets1.1 Guitars With 22 Frets1.2 Guitars With 24 Frets2 22 Vs 24 Guitar Frets3 How Can You […].

EXPLAINED: How To Check Guitar Neck Bow

A guitar’s neck bow is a significant indication of the overall quality of the instrument, and it is important for a player to know how to check their neck for this defect. Fortunately, the process isn’t difficult, but it can provide significant insight as to the health of your acoustic or electric guitar and whether […].

HELP! Guitar Amp Hum With Nothing Plugged In

There is one issue that seems to be pressing and that is the hum which emanates out of some guitar amplifiers. Many guitarists spend years modifying their amplifiers to be as quiet as possible, trying different guitar amps or tube amplifiers, or even purchasing a noise reducing/eliminating device in order to get rid of the […].

READ This Bugera V5 Review Before You Buy!

You’re sick of having to lug around your old guitar amplifier. It weighs a ton, and since it’s analog there are so many wires to plug in every time you want to play. Imagine having a small, lightweight amplifier that packs an amazing punch – without costing a fortune. Bugera is one of the smallest […].

TROUBLE? Lawsuit Guitars: The Great Debate

Have you ever heard the term, lawsuit guitar? What does it mean? Should you be worried about owning a guitar from this era? Lawsuit guitars are guitars that were manufactured between the late 1950’s and early 1970’s. The term was coined during the 1970’s when they became popular. What makes these instruments so special is […].

EXPLAINED: Types of Guitar Headstock Shapes

The headstock is the part of a guitar where the machine heads are mounted. The shape and size of headstocks can vary depending on the manufacturer, model, year of production and original era. For instance, ’50s Gibson Les Pauls have a pointed headstock where Fender Stratocasters from the same era have a more rounded design […].