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I built an electric guitar body with maple, pine, and some GFS New York pickups and other parts I had lying around, with fairly common tools ...
Electric Guitar: Dean EVO XM Solid Body Electric Guitar, Mahogany ...
The EVO also features a neck joined at the body with Dean's exclusive angular neck joint, which was specially designed to attain the optimum in playability and ultimate. The maple neck features an ultra-playable 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, with classic pearl dot inlays. The EVO XM uses bolt-on construction, an affordable alternative to set-neck or thru-body designs. With this designs if you do have any neck trouble down the line, you can easily replace it. Dean's EVO XM is ideal for the beginner guitarist who wants an attractive dean electric guitar model as their first guitar.
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The History Of The Electric Bass part 2: Beyond Fender
In spite of Fender having set a high standard with the Precision , it was not producing vast quantities at any time during the 1950s. When Fender introduced the Stratocaster the bass was given a new contoured body that was considerably more comfortable than the relatively sharp edge of the original body.
This happened around late 1953/54 and became known as the 'Transitional P-Bass'. It helped to continue interest in the instrument but there was no way that other American guitar manufacturers were going to sit back and watch Fender take the monopoly on the bass guitar. Gibson and Rickenbacker were particularly eager to get in on the act and grab some of this new retail action for themselves.
GibsonAlthough well established in the archtop electric guitar field Gibson was now producing the Les Paul so although a solid bass with a carved top, the violin shape of the Electric Bass was actually something of a surprise when it was introduced in 1953.
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Neil Kelly: Making beautiful music After a childhood spent bouncing around the country because of his father's railroad job, he ended up attending UC Santa Cruz and earning a degree in Kelly spent his teen years playing electric guitar in rock bands. In Santa Cruz, he immersed himself |
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TV Jones Model 10 Electric Guitar Review We checked out a twin-pickup, Bigsby-equipped version of the latter and found it to be a very cool guitar. The Model 10 has a familiar single-cutaway silhouette and set-neck construction. Its 1.75"-thick body and neck are made from the hardwood obeche |
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Musicians and their guitars "He realised that he could improve on the amplified hollow-body instruments of the day by using an innovative and rather simple solid-body electric guitar design. Further, he realised that he could streamline the process of building them. |
Jeff Beck on Les Paul, Rod Stewart and John Mayer as the 'New Eric Clapton'
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An Insider's Guide to Muddy Waters' Guitar Sound “A lot of his guitar style comes from the fact that he transformed Delta blues from acoustic to electric guitar. He played simpler than a lot of Delta players. He liked a very distorted sound, and he'd dampen it with his hand a little and use the |
