New DR “RARE” Strings Saved Me Money

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar challenges

I have been challenged of my guitar’s playabilty. As a beginner I found that by changing my strings to lighter DR Rare Phosphor Broze Lite Acoustic Guitar Strings it made fretting a lot easier. After installing these strings WOW what a difference. My Entry level Fender acoustic kit guitar sounds cleaner. it is like a [...]

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Apr

Have You Been Checking Out the Guitar Resource Page On This Site?

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar free resources

Just added is a super site for free guitar lessons. I found it when looking for information on guitar strings. Enjoy the resource page. I will keep adding good stuff.

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Apr

Are Guitar Manufacturers Biased Towards Men?

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar challenges

Guest article below shares a challenging perspective. Something not often thought about. - By: Daniel Lehrman, 2008-03-06 More women than ever are playing the guitar nowadays. More luthiers and guitar manufacturing companies are paying attention to the needs of smaller female players, their playing styles, and their sense of style and design. What exactly is [...]

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Feb

What Is the Best Bass Guitar For You? – How To Choose a Bass Guitar.

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in bass guitar

by Mantius Cazaubon In this material we shall take a look at some of the things you should look out for when buying a bass guitar. This will help you in better understanding bass guitar descriptions and reviews. We shall talk about different types of body styles, necks, scale lengths, tuning machines, intonation, bolt-on necks, [...]

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Feb

Every Baby Boomer Should Have This Kind of Wonder On The Guitar

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar and aging

Here is a clip from August Rush when he slaps the guitar for the first time. Hey, baby boomers out there, are you this excited?

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Feb

Baby Playing The Guitar and Baby Boomer Learning The Guitar-3 Things They Have in Common

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar and aging

Babies learning the guitar and a baby boomer learning the guitar are both alike. How? There are three (3) things that are silmilar: 1. They are both young in mind and excited about learning something new. 2. They both need A LOT OF encouragement. 3. They both need their rest so they can be fresh [...]

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Jan

Acoustic Guitars Can Rock!

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar challenges, guitar types

Listen to these two young men from Brazil make their acoustic guitars rock!

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Jan

Guitar Care And Maintenance Tips

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar equipment

Taking care of our instrument, as you know, is important. Enjoy the article below: By Kevin Singclair Every good guitarist will want to take care of their guitar in order to keep it in the best condition. A large part of caring for your guitar is by cleaning it on a regular basis. And as a [...]

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Dec

What are Boutique Guitar Pedals?

Posted by ArtGuitar Published in guitar equipment

Isn’t learning about the guitar almost as much fun as playing? Enjoy this post by Jon Mercer All guitarists are searching for their own original sound, and using boutique guitar pedals is one popular way to insure that you stand out from the crowd. Unlike mass-produced guitar pedals, boutique pedals are usually made [...]

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Dec