It's pretty obvious that I'm a Gibson SG fan, and as soon as I saw this book coming out I had to have it. The best thing about it it's that it's new... so you'll find up to date info and... Continue Reading →
Review of a classic... this pedal has been around for ages, more precisely it was released in the 70s and according to Wikipedia it instantly became a "Nashville Standard" I've only had this pedal for 6 months or so, so... Continue Reading →
I'm not trying to be "picky" but... plectrums are important. They are the ones responsible of translating our amazing right hand ability to our strings, and we can never have enough of them. I've decided a few weeks ago to... Continue Reading →
Touching on the "guitar practice" issues again, sometimes having an amp is not even possible, because someone in the household might have a problem with us shredding away... and sometimes like in my case... it cuts your inspiration. I'm a... Continue Reading →
This SG belongs to the loved/hated Norlin era. This means it was built between 1970 and sometime around 1986, loads of guitar enthusiasts hate this era and they will swear that they are the worst guitars Gibson has ever built,... Continue Reading →
This is definitely an odd one, it is a Squier by fender (like all Squiers claim to be) but it's not only that. The guitar just looks weird doesn't it? well.. there are a couple of reasons for that. Back... Continue Reading →
So... Of course your question is... "what the hell is an Epiphone doing here?..." Well, I like Epiphones, and let's be honest... loads of us have started this amazing hobby/profession using an Epiphone or a Squier. But this is no... Continue Reading →
Apart from the Gibson SG (of course) this is probably my favourite guitar. Eric Clapton used this exact model on his tour around the late 80s. The main difference with a normal Stratocaster is the pickups and the wiring, it... Continue Reading →
Iconic guitar and of course my favourite. This is not just a great example of Gibson's craftsmanship but it is also Angus Young's first SG, featuring the addition of the volute to the headstock and the "made in USA" stamp,... Continue Reading →