Vintage Guitars

Thursday, September 9th, 2010 at 10:59 am

www.atlanta-vintage-guitars.icwl.org Gibson ES-335 - Frankie Moates sells vintage guitars but, he rather play them. A well worn vintage guitar can produce quality tones unlike newer models. Listen to his Gibson ES-335.

Crazy Guitar Sounds By Phil X and Kasha Amplifiers

Sunday, June 20th, 2010 at 6:11 am

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Phil X Demonstrates Rockmod Head in the raw

Nickelback Rockstar Guitar lesson – (Donations welcome via Paypal to rob@themonkeylord.com)

Friday, June 11th, 2010 at 6:18 am

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Nickelback Rockstar Guitar lesson - Ifyou enjoyed this lesson and would like to make a donation you are welcome to Paypal me at rob@themonkeylord.com If I get enough donations I will upload more and regular lessons www.monkeylord.co.uk

Rob Chappers – Bleed the light

Sunday, May 9th, 2010 at 11:02 pm

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Rob Chapman - Bleed the light is available to buy from iTunes on the EP "Red Dream". My band Monkey Lord also has a few EP's up there so check them out as well www.monkeylord.co.uk

How To Build a Killer VINTAGE Amp for Under $200!!!

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 10:58 pm

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Vintage Guitar Magazine's featured guest Billy Yates walks you through the process of how to find and build a guitar amplifier using all vintage parts for under two hundred dollars. This is PART 1.

What type of Electric Guitar should I buy? Which is the best for me? I’m a beginner, help appreciated?

Saturday, June 20th, 2009 at 6:51 am

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Daniel F asked:

Hi, my name is Daniel. And hmm I need help

. I'm a begginer.
I've practiced guitar for a while, but started to take it serious from about 3 months now. I have learned some basics and other things. Those 3 months I've learned by myself. I'm about to take acoustic guitar lessons soon (just for like 2-3 months), and after that, electric guitar lessons. I'm thinking of buying an electric guitar. The thing is that I'm not sure of what should I buy. The problem is not the money (no I'm not rich haha), the problem is that I want a good guitar but at the same time it has to be a guitar like for begginer or beginner-intermediate something like that and of a good quality and that can last a couple of years and that it's worth the amount of money it costs. I don't know that much about guitar brands and everything, but I've been checking the Ibanez, Squier, Epiphone and some MichaelKelly. I've seen the Squier by Fender Stop Dreaming Start Playing Pack, also the Ibanez Jumpstart pack, the Michael Kelly Patriot Vintage Electric Guitar, the Epiphone LP-100 and the Epiphone Les Paul Standard. I want a guitar with good sustain, good pickups, good tuners. I'd like to know which is the best begginer guitar for me, and also which one would you recommend for me, it could be any other than the ones I mentioned. My style of music is rock, punk and alternative mainly. Music like Linkin Park and related bands. So you could also consifer that. (Also if it is better to buy a pack to begin or the guitar and the amp separately).

Thank You.
I have about $750. And also I'm considering to buy it on musician'sfriends but also I would appreciate if you told me another site.
Is it necessary to order the guitar with a hard shell case? (I live in Panama)
Please tell me about good brands of amps also.
Thanks.

Seward

Harmonica Amps Vol.34 Epiphone Valve Junior (2007)

Saturday, December 27th, 2008 at 11:00 am

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Epiphone "Valve Junior"(2007)
5Watt 1x8"speaker

musician: Mario Hemken (germany)

microphone:
Astatic JT-30 custom made by Olaf Prinz

http://www.vintage-microphones.de/index.html

harmonica:
Hohner Marine Band custom made by Tony Ramos
http://www.ramos-harps.de/

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My Guitar Equipment

Monday, November 24th, 2008 at 1:20 am

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A video showcasing all my guitar related gear.

I think I'll have to do another very soon. I've got quite a lot of new gear lately.

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Nickelback Rockstar – Guitar lesson

Friday, October 3rd, 2008 at 7:33 pm

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Nickelback Rockstar - I am about to shoot a Rock Guitar tuition DVD, it will feature loads of cool Orange amps and will be aimed at intermediate rock guitar players featuring:

Exercises for Economy and alternate picking
Hand positioning and ergonomics
Legato and sweeping
Rock/Blues Licks
Scale connection
Pro tips on developing speed & accuracy.

This hour long DVD will be available at the end of Sept, and will cost £12.99. If you are interested in a copy just mail me with your name and email and I will notify as soon as it's come off the line.

Nickelback's Rockstar is a great song for beginners to practice chord changes. I offer private video guitar tuition! Here is how it works. Before the lesson we discuss your goals, artist influences, and specific areas you would like to concentrate on. Then you send me a short 5 minute video of your technique. I will study your technique and craft a personalized instruction and coaching video for you tailored to your specific needs. This is burnt to a CD in MPG4 format. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.

Also you may want to check out my intervalic CD (Which covers the foundation theory for modal playing) because it's great... I even use it and I made it ha ha!! It's kinda my secret weapon... Its £9.99 plus p&p, Check out www.intervalictuition.com for all the details.

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How To Build a Killer VINTAGE Amp for Under $200!!!

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 at 4:26 pm

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Vintage Guitar Magazine's featured guest Billy Yates walks you through the process of how to find and build a guitar amplifier using all vintage parts for under two hundred dollars. This is PART 1.