The B-Box preamp is great! I did a 4 month run of shows relying on that and a MM Silver running through a Joyo American sound and was pretty happy with how they sounded. Looks like you've got a fun setup to play on!

I use music pro insurance, they have a flat rate deductible. I asked around what friends were using and music pro seemed to have the best customer service from experiences I heard. I haven't had to make a claim yet and hopefully I won't have to, but their sign up was easy and it's a pretty affordabl...

You wont go wrong. IF I told you what I paid for my 386 you'd probably freak... It was a backstock at the US warehouse (which is like an hour from me). I think I got it for like 450 USD The 486 was like $500 USD. Brand new with cases... Man that's a killer deal! Eastman's are great guitars. A T186m...

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I've been keeping these videos coming. This was the most recent lesson with guitar playing examples.

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I had a 335 that weighed around 10lbs, that thing was like a damn boat anchor. I ended up selling it because it kept putting my back out. I try to stick to guitars under 8lbs these days. My Fibenare is right around 7lbs.

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Any love for the ukelele?

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I made a lesson on some fingerstyle patterns you can practice.

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Here's my take on some warm up exercises for guitar.

Noirie. wrote:Will check these out. Cheers for posting man.

Thanks! I hope you enjoy them

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Here's a new video about one of the most valuable skills you can develop as a guitarist:

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Here’s a new video about how you can move open chords around the neck and use them to substitute chords within a progression.

I think piezo can be an option, or you can have different metal types inlaid in the saddle for brighter or darker tone.

They don’t use CNC though so I just always assume it’s some level of wizardry that I don’t really understand haha.

I'm super excited about it, the binding was their idea and it looks great.

They build their own trem units in house, but it's similar to the design of a Wilkinson trem from my understanding.

I got some quick photos through today. Super excited!

First a bit of background: So I haven't been around here too much since I left college a few years back. I'm sure a few of you may remember that I left to work as a theatre guitarist on cruise ships. Well I spent a couple of years doing that and was lucky enough to meet my wife. I was back and forth...

Amplitube is great. I've also had a lot of joy using the Positive Grid Bias Amp 2, they put it on sale every so often and you can pick it up for around $50.

I really like the Neural DSP plugins too, but they're a little expensive and I've never gone past a free trial just yet.