Posted by Doug Young
Getting a big sound that can fill a room used to require an amplifier with a size, and often price, to match. The trend lately, however,... Read More...
Posted by Adam Perlmutter
Fender had long been a revered name in electric guitar amplification when the company introduced its Acoustasonic line of acoustic ... Read More...
1. A guitar’s sound comes out of the soundhole.
Anyone who has used one of those soundhole plugs to prevent feedback when using a pickup knows that acoustic g... Read More...
Want to learn the basics of guitar maintenance? This series of seven articles will introduce you to the basic things you can do to make sure your guitar looks a... Read More...
Posted by Adam Perlmutter
While recent years have seen structural innovations like armrest bevels and soundports incorporated in steel-string acoustic guitar... Read More...
By Erick Coleman
A guitar’s nut serves several important functions. Located at the end of the fingerboard (where it meets the headstock), the nut determines ... Read More...
Your truss rod needs adjustment when the neck of your guitar has too much or too little upbow or too much backbow. Here's how to make the adjustment yourself.
By Harry Fleishman | Excerpted from the Acoustic Guitar Owner's Manual If your action feels wrong and the neck has been properly adjusted, it is time to loo... Read More...
By Teja Gerken
Because an acoustic guitar’s fingerboard generally doesn’t have finish applied to it, it should be cleaned with a method slightly different from... Read More...
Few things make an acoustic guitarist’s day quite like playing a freshly set up guitar. Suddenly your ax feels like butter. Here are some tips on DIY guitar setups.
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