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September 2008 |
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| Greetings!
Ww had a busier than expected August with the new AIRLINE
LAP STEEL's flying off the shelves! This week, the AIRLINE
Metallic Margarita's are shipping and the Fall
DEMO Sale begins!
We have another stellar lineup of articles this month so as
always, please enjoy! And don't forget to ask question, the
authors love to hear from you.
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by Joey Leone
The marriage of the electric guitar and electric bass has
always been an integral part of the fabric that is rock and
roll. I believe that the model and subsequent sound of the
bass of choice for a group is actually more important then the
guitar and its sound. Case in point could you picture James
Jameson playing an Alembic bass, or Chris Squire playing an
EB0? Me neither.
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By Michael Wright, The Different Strummer
People who aren't hooked on guitars are probably not aware
of the medical fact that guitar lovers can be highly
susceptible to whiplash. I still get a pain in my neck when I
remember the first time I saw this Sekova Grecian calling to
me from the back of the rack at MusicCity in Newark, NJ, like
some sensuous, mythical Siren. You're walking by glancing at
the wall of guitars and your head snaps around as you yell,
"What the hell?"
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by Rob Roberge
I was going to do this month's piece as a continuation of
my last piece on Magnatone amplifiers. But, as life so often
does, it has intruded and a piece I was going to buy for said
article fell out of my grasp until next week, when it will be
too late to have a new column. Hence, this piece, which will
have to hold its place in the rare and oddball guitar column
world until next month. So, what could possibly take the place
of an overview of the 5 major periods of collectable and
not-so- collectable Maggie amps? Why something from Fender, of
course.
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by Don Mackrill
(Don Mackrill is off on his honeymoon this week, so here
is a re-print of his first article with us) You've finally
made your decision to slap down some of your scarce cash on a
reissue or new model tube amp built in the Far East for a BIG
name manufacturer. It seems like a great deal: the vintage
amps of this model sell for thousands of dollars more, it
looks like the real thing and the specs appear to be the same
(same tubes, same power, same controls, etc.). And, it sounded
pretty darn good in the store too. So, why should you NOT buy
it and instead consider a hand made, BUDGET BOUTIQUE
amp?
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Hello, music lovers. Callouses nice and hard? Been
practicing? No one has to remind you that practice is
everything. Practice is what you do so you can forget the
facts and figures. I recently received a letter with the
question -- How do I mix scales? (Thanks Andreas) This, with a
few additions, is the answer I sent him: How do you mix
scales? By forgetting about scales completely. I have hated
the idea of scales all my playing life.
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only 24 STD and 24 with BIGSBY!
OK folks. This time it is for REAL. The camera simply does
not give this guitar its due. OMG it is FANTASTIC!!!! Once
they are gone, don't come crawling to me asking for
more....
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You already own an AIRLINE Guitar. You love it. It
looks awesome. How about making it look even better? We now
have AIRLINE Custom Color LEATHER Straps. Get one to
match your guitar! We've added Vintage Cream and Seafoam Green
to the lineup. GET YOURS TODAY.
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The "Big Two" of budget guitars, Kay and Harmony were the
giant Chicago music houses manufacturing instruments under
their own names as well as numerous house brands, One of
those, Silvertone, was manufactured for another Chicago giant,
Sears & Roebuck, who ultimately became the largest
retailer of Kay and Harmony instruments.
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As someone who has been playing drums since a teenager and
been an engineer for nearly 15 years one of the most important
things for me in a song is getting a great drum sound. Before
anything has been mic'd up or you've even got into a studio
there are 3 important factors that can contribute to getting
that all important great drum sound.
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HOT SELLER! - Time to scrap that old Vintage Lap
Steel and upgrade to this new beauty from EASTWOOD Guitars! We
guarantee this will put your existing lap steel to shame. The
new AIRLINE Lap Steel is bigger and meaner than most - solid
one- piece Basswood construction for ultimate sustain, 33" in
length, 1 5/8" thick, 6.5 lbs, 5/16" string spacing, 22 1/2"
scale length, volume / tone controls and an acrylic fretboard
with roman numerals. Complete with a Strat style fully
adjustable bridge and fitted it with a high- output HOT-Rail
Humbucker for maximum versatility. The AIRLINE Lap Steel
proudly wears the vintage raised metal AIRLINE logo.
AIRLINE Lap Steel Guitar
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