Guitar Accessories

When learning to play guitar, there are various methods you can use to do this. For some of us, and I include myself here, books are helpful. It was the

If you’ve ever been in a situation where you’ve got a monitor near you on the floor, but the drums and the crowd are just so loud you can’t hear

If you like to travel with your guitar a hard case is a good thing to have. It provides a lot more peace of mind if your guitar has to

You can’t go wrong with a dynamic microphone. They’re generally more affordable, ruggedly built, require no power source, and often have great sound quality. They’re good for gigs, they’re good

If anything like me, you hate wires. If you’re a musician and/or speaker that likes to use the whole stage or go into your audience, wires are annoying. You need

If you’re ready to jump to the next experience level, then you’d better start playing with a metronome. Use it in every scenario: for practice, jams, rehearsals, songwriting, and playing

Marshall has been spoiling professional, beginner, and intermediate musicians for decades. The UK-based musical gear manufacturer is a top-tier audio device brand. Despite that, they know how to create superb

When you’re faced with all the cables in a store or online, it can be a bit daunting. I mean there are different lengths so that’s easy enough. What else

When it comes to recommendations for hardware and accessories to buy for your guitar, DI boxes haven’t been at the top of the list. So it’s not surprising to go

If you’ve been into making your own music, you may have come across something called MIDI. This game-changer has been around since the 80s (it was invented in 1983). Trust