Guitar Accessories
Can You Use A Capo On An Electric Guitar?
You might be used to seeing acoustic guitarists strap on a guitar capo before playing a song, but it’s less…
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Acoustic Guitar
Why Do Acoustic Guitars Have Fewer Frets?
When beginning guitarists first realize that acoustics have fewer frets than the average electric, they may feel anxious or ripped-off…
Guitar Parts
Is Guitar Tonewood Real, or Is It A Myth?
Guitarists can become bogged down in the smallest details when getting the best sound possible on their instruments. One of…
Acoustic Guitar
Why Does Your Acoustic Guitar Sound Tinny? 10 Fixes
Acoustic guitars can sound bright, full, resonating, and beautiful. However, they should never sound tinny or toyish. Tinny strings typically…
Electric Guitar
How To Make an Electric Guitar Sound Like Acoustic
We’ve all made the tough choice between electric and acoustic guitars and always wished we could have both in one…
Guitar Amps & Modeling
Will an Acoustic Amp Work With an Electric Guitar?
Maybe you took your guitar to your buddy’s house and saw he has an acoustic amp, or you splurged on…
Bass Guitar
Why Do Bass Guitars Only Have Four Strings?
Many beginner guitarists are surprised to learn that the bass guitar has only four strings, unlike a standard six-string guitar!…
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Can A Left-Handed Person Play A Right-Handed Guitar?
It’s hard to be a left-handed person, especially when it comes to an instrument like the guitar. Like so many…
Guitar Strings
Do You Have To Press Hard On Electric Guitar Strings?
Most guitarists start on an acoustic guitar, then graduate to an electric. Acoustic guitars are notoriously harder to play, with…
Guitar Strings
Why Are Electric Guitar Strings Easier To Bend?
Acoustic guitar strings practically refuse to bend. What seems easy on an electric guitar looks almost impossible on an acoustic.…