Electric Guitar V Shape
Sunday, September 12th, 2010 at
1:57 pm
How to Make a Homemade Electric Guitar : Installing Fretboard Slots on an Electric Guitar
|
|
Apple Logic Studio [OLD VERSION] $269.99 Introducing Logic Studio, Apple's comprehensive suite of professional tools that provides musicians with everything they need to create in the studio, on the stage, and for the screen. Logic Studio includes Logic Pro 8, Apple's professional music application; MainStage, an innovative new application for music performance; and Soundtrack Pro 2 for audio post-production. It also includes acclaimed i... |
|
|
Behringer PB100 Preamplifier/Volume Booster $23.99 Boost the volume and shape the sound of any instrument, or switch to turbo mode when playing solos. You can boost up piezo pickups to match regular amplifier inputs. Dedicated Gain, Bass and Treble controls are included for effortless sound shaping. We've included a status LED for effect On/Off and battery check, and you can run your PB100 on a 9 V battery or a DC power supply (not included). For ... |
|
|
Sennheiser e906 Supercardioid Dynamic Mic for Guitar Amps $189.95 The Sennheiser e906 is a high-quality dynamic microphone with super-cardioid pick-up pattern, ideal for miking guitar amps, percussion instruments, snares and toms. Its laterally mounted capsule has been specially developed for miking guitars amps face on and and extremely close to the signal source. The switchable sound characteristics have been optimally adapted to the requirements of guitarists... |
|
|
Flying V, Explorer, Firebird - An Odd-shaped History of Gibsons Weird Electric Guitars (Guitar Reference (Backbeat Books)) $13.92 Until the launch of the Flying V and Explorer in 1958, electric guitars were supposed to look like...guitars. Suddenly, Gibson turned conventional design upside down, almost literally, by using straight lines and angular body shapes, changing the way electrics could look and, in the process, creating a set of rare future collectables. Flying V, Explorer, Firebird tells the story of those first pec... |
Tagged with: electric guitar v shape
Filed under: Learn Guitar
Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!
