Acoustic Guitar Bridge
Guitar bridges are the anchoring points for the strings that hold them in place under tension. But, this is not their only function, as they also transmit the string vibrations to the guitar top, help in maintaining the string spacing, and control the action on the guitar. So, acoustic guitar bridges with their constituent parts … Read more
Japanese Guitar Brands
Just about every guitarist will tell you that the best guitars are made in either Japan or the United States. These manufacturers make their guitars with greater attention to detail, resulting in a higher-quality product. Here are our picks for the best Japanese guitar brands.Our Selections: Best Japanese Guitar Brands 1. YamahaLong considered to be … Read more
Best Bass Guitar Brands
There’s a whole host of bass guitars out there. And whether you’re purchasing your first bass or simply adding one to the collection, it’s a good idea to look first at some of the best bass guitar brands out there. And no need to worry if you’re new to the world of bass — we’ve … Read more
Parts Of A Guitar
Before buying or learning how to play any instrument or equipment, you need to familiarize yourself with the basic terminology associated with it and its anatomy. In this article, we will introduce you to the different parts of acoustic and electric guitars. Each of these types of guitars has three basic parts – the body, … Read more
Acoustic Guitar Bracing
The inner portion of the acoustic guitar’s top and back is reinforced to protect them against the strings’ pressure. The reinforcement is done through an arranged system of wooden struts called the “braces.” It is common to use Spruce (Sitka Spruce or Adirondack Spruce) for top bracings and Mahogany for the braces at the back. … Read more
Electric Guitar Tonewoods
Every guitarist likely knows a tonewood purist or two. And with the guitar world full of often-conflicting opinions, it can be difficult to determine which electric guitar tonewoods offer the sound that’s right for you. It may be helpful to realize that choosing a body wood for an electric guitar isn’t an exact science–you may … Read more
