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Every month magazines the world over are publishing info
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November
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Summer is OVER, time to put the golf clubs away and get
back to work. We have a couple of "top secret" new models
coming this month - tell you more in 2 weeks.
In the meantime, enjoy the newsletter.
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OK. I normally like to kick off the newsletter with some
insightful commentary, but this time a simple video will have
to do. If you have not seen this one, might as well see it
now, Inspector Gadget on guitar. I have no idea who this
person is, but the slide part at the end is so cool.
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By Michael
Wright, The Different Strummer
Maybe it was punk rock, with its rejection of good guitar
playing. More likely it was punk's more popified
successor New Wave which opted for tasty yet understated
guitar textures (in tune), though still without the slashing
guitar solos, matching costumes accepted. Think Andy
Summers and the Police.
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by Rob
Roberge
One of the very cool (for gear heads) fallouts of the
Beatles on Ed Sullivan was the great amount of small, oddball
guitar makers trying to strike it rich in the 65- 68 era.
Plenty of small makers from all over the world got the idea
that they would go into the guitar business. 1965 was, by far,
the biggest year in guitar production up to that point. But
then a strange thing happened.
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by Don
Mackrill
This month we take a look at what happens when you listen
to an amplified electric guitar at low volume. Admittedly,
that's kind of an oxymoron - who cares about playing an
electric guitar at low volume, crank it!
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Just because the guitar has six strings doesn't mean you
have to constantly go looking for six-note chords, especially
if you are playing in a combo of some sort. Remember, barre
chords use repeat notes to make up the full six strings.
Sometimes its better to use bits and pieces of a chord than
the full version. It's easier to insert as a part, and more
compact-sounding in a band situation.
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WE HAVE A
WINNER!!
Congratulations to Beth McKeever from MINNESOTA, USA
for winning the VIDEO PRIZE, and François DUCROHET from France
who won the DRAW PRIZE. Check out the winners photos here.
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With every new shipment comes a small percentage of B-Stock
guitars What is B-Stock? A small paint chip, paint
overspray, a scratch... anything that makes a guitar slightly
less than PERFECT. We have a few B-Stock guitars for
sale and some showroom demos at GREAT prices. Here is
your chance to snap up some SUPER savings!
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By Howard E.
Daniel
A lot of people know about Danelectro - especially the
now-retro-looking electric guitars, which have become
collector's items and have even given rise to that sincerest
form of flattery, a company of the same name as the 1940s, 50s
and 60s Danelectro, which manufactures reproductions of the
original instruments, and another company that also issues
reproductions, albeit without the name.
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Hey, I don't write this stuff. ON THE NET is a monthly
article that focuses on things I find while surfing around the
net. This did. Agree? Disagree? You decide...
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