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Designing new solidbody electrics is one of the biggest challenges in guitar building – but Eastman has made it look easy yet again with the FullerTone
Eastman takes inspiration from its acclaimed D'Ambrosio range to produce an innovative lineup that looks like the stuff of ...
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Building An Old Guitar From A New One
The guitar that [Frank] really wanted was a Danelectro DC59 and since they’ve been steadily creeping up in price, he decided to build his own. The body of the clone guitar is hollow and made ...
The Boss VG-800 aims to make your guitar sound like any other electric or acoustic on the planet – plus sitar, banjo and synth
Forget amp sims, the pedal stalwarts’ latest V-Guitar tech has the potential to model just about any stringed instrument ...
A look at the electric guitar’s origin in Southern California
Some of the most notable electric guitar companies have their roots in Southern California. Rickenbacker began in the 1930s, ...
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3D Printing A Guitar Neck
However, [Jón Schone] of Proper Printing wanted to start with the hard part on his guitar building journey, and set about 3D printing a guitar neck in one piece. Designing a neck might sound ...
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Guitar-making school in rural Sask. attracts students worldwide
Tugaske, Sask. — Nestled between the small rural communities of Eyebrow and Elbow, you’ll find the heart of guitar-making in ...
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Fergus Falls engineer is a guitar amp hero
Maurice Skogen is a throwback. While most musicians are buying the latest digital electronics, he’s happily building guitar amplifiers based on a 1950s sound. “The sound was better back then ...