Thicker strings do not make a bigger guitar sound
If you play thick strings for sound and not for comfort, you've got it all wrong.
Being I've been talking about Telecasters recently, I figured it was time to feature a vintage example of one.
This is a really easy recording trick that works every time.
Why 2013 or newer? Because...
No, not really.
This week's feature vintage axe is a mighty Mosrite.
There is tons of information out there on this particular subject, but nearly everyone explains how truss rods work the wrong way. This is my attempt to explain it the right way.
This is the Jackson that every metal guitar player kid wanted in the '90s.
Every now and then, Squier releases a guitar (in this case a bass guitar) that makes you say, "Whoa. Nice." This is one of them.
What Fender did to save a buck in the '70s ended up with a Strat that has a unique look to it.
