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“Gives you control over the relative level of the two pickups – without adding a second volume control”: Radioshop Telecaster Wiring Mod review

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‘Modern’ Telecaster wiring, as it is so often called, is now 57 years old. But Radioshop Pickups has come up with a new spin, [lees meer]

“Gives you control over the relative level of the two pickups – without adding a second volume control”: Radioshop Telecaster Wiring Mod reviewmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:30+01:00

Aston Villa and Adidas celebrate “the power of football and music” with Black Sabbath-themed Predator football boot and new shirt

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Following a very cool campaign trailer featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butler, Aston Villa and Adidas have launched a brand new collaboration to celebrate [lees meer]

Aston Villa and Adidas celebrate “the power of football and music” with Black Sabbath-themed Predator football boot and new shirtmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:29+01:00

“Be wary of trying to emulate guitar sounds from your favorite albums with just an amp in the room”: Ghost, Royal Blood and Pixies producer reveals “the biggest mistake guitar players make” when recording

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Tom Dalgety has crafted some of modern rock’s biggest-sounding albums – and he has some sage words of wisdom when it comes to guitar [lees meer]

“Be wary of trying to emulate guitar sounds from your favorite albums with just an amp in the room”: Ghost, Royal Blood and Pixies producer reveals “the biggest mistake guitar players make” when recordingmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:28+01:00

“I take the LTDs, and I’m perfectly fine”: Why Gary Holt prefers to use budget guitars live

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Typically, going from a Squier to a Fender, an LTD to an ESP or an Epiphone to a Gibson is seen as an upgrade. [lees meer]

“I take the LTDs, and I’m perfectly fine”: Why Gary Holt prefers to use budget guitars livemarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:26+01:00

“Nobody ever came to a gig to watch me play guitar. They came to hear me sing. We didn’t have a rhythm guitar player, so I had to cover everything”: Justin Hayward on the life, times and tones of the Moody Blues, and the undisputed power of a dimed AC30

marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:25+01:00

The iconic Moody Blues guitarist revisits obscure Moodies tracks and discusses the gear and thought processes behind his gear, tone and criminally unsung riffs

“Nobody ever came to a gig to watch me play guitar. They came to hear me sing. We didn’t have a rhythm guitar player, so I had to cover everything”: Justin Hayward on the life, times and tones of the Moody Blues, and the undisputed power of a dimed AC30marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:25+01:00

“I’ve never played a barre chord in my life. I hate them. You don’t need more than two or three notes to express a chord”: Andy Summers on his “abstracted instrumental” collabs with Robert Fripp, his dream pedalboard, and what he learned from Béla Bartók

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It was the ’80s and Andy Summers was living the dream as guitar culture grew, and his side-project with King Crimson's mad-genius Fripp gave [lees meer]

“I’ve never played a barre chord in my life. I hate them. You don’t need more than two or three notes to express a chord”: Andy Summers on his “abstracted instrumental” collabs with Robert Fripp, his dream pedalboard, and what he learned from Béla Bartókmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:24+01:00

Johnny Marr’s got another quirky signature guitar – this time a seven-string Martin acoustic

marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:23+01:00

Johnny Marr has become known for masterminding some slightly eccentric guitars, such as the Fender ‘Spirit Strat’ he debuted in 2021 that had a [lees meer]

Johnny Marr’s got another quirky signature guitar – this time a seven-string Martin acousticmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:23+01:00

Fender Custom Shop has recreated John Frusciante’s famed 1962 Stratocaster – but it will set you back $20k

marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:21+01:00

Ever dreamed of having John Frusciante‘s iconic 1962 Stratocaster in your own hands? That’s about to become possible thanks to Fender Custom Shop, who [lees meer]

Fender Custom Shop has recreated John Frusciante’s famed 1962 Stratocaster – but it will set you back $20kmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:21+01:00

“The idea of the ‘rhythm’ side and the ‘lead’ side as distinctly separate entities has become somewhat blurred”: Mateus Asato is a modern master of combined rhythm and lead playing – he shares his poetic soloing secrets

marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:21+01:00

No one mixes genres like Mateus Asato, and in this lesson brought to you in partnership with JTC Guitar, the neo-soul master brings funk, [lees meer]

“The idea of the ‘rhythm’ side and the ‘lead’ side as distinctly separate entities has become somewhat blurred”: Mateus Asato is a modern master of combined rhythm and lead playing – he shares his poetic soloing secretsmarcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:21+01:00

“When I came up with the Jolene lick, all the musicians said: ‘Damn, that’s so good. That’s the coolest little lick’”: Dolly Parton recalls writing Jolene’s iconic guitar parts and pushing the boundaries of her playing (before the long fingernails)

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Jolene’s guitar parts were eventually recorded by Nashville session players Wayne Moss and Chip Young

“When I came up with the Jolene lick, all the musicians said: ‘Damn, that’s so good. That’s the coolest little lick’”: Dolly Parton recalls writing Jolene’s iconic guitar parts and pushing the boundaries of her playing (before the long fingernails)marcohageman2024-11-01T14:43:20+01:00

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