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Choosing an amplifier » It is always a good idea to take you own guitar wh...

Tips to help build callusses » Hi fellow guitarists, here are a couple of guitar ...

How to easily and safely remove a stuck control kn... » Have you ever tried removing your guitars volume ...

Aural theory » Aural Theory has got to be the biggest pain in the...

Buying your first guitar » Buying your first guitar is an exciting, yet daunt...

Some chord substitutes » Hi friends.Why substitute chords you may say? Well...

Playing "outside" » Lesson written by Simeon Harris, textural guitaris...

Guitar effect glossary » Below is an alphabetical list of the most commonly...

A couple of bottle neck electric tunings » Hi fellow muso's,If you play bottle neck or would ...

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After picking up the guitar at the age of fourteen Lachlan has performed in a numerous successful bands both in the UK and Australia. Though mainly self taught he has studied under distinguished guitarists such as Alan Limbrick, John Etheridge and Shaun Baxter when he attended The Guitar Institute in London.He has played sessions for a variety of music and media projects and his music has been used for computer ...

Guest column: Lachlan Horne | Sunday, 10 January 2010

Cranking up the Minor Pentatonic Scale -

If you're used to improvising on your guitar there's little doubt that you will already have a good familiarity of the minor pentatonic scale. And let's face it what a useful scale it is. Not only does it sound great whatever style of music you play it also doesn't seem to matter what you play it over – you can even play it over major chords or keys and it ...

Guest column: Lachlan Horne | Thursday, 7 January 2010

Hi fellow muso's Even though your average nut is simply a narrow piece of bone or plastic with six slots in the top, it is a vital part of a guitar that affects the instrument's overall playability and sound.Generally speaking, there are two main problems with nuts. Either the nut slots are too shallow, or they are too deep. The solution to slots that are too deep is simple, but ...

Maintenance | Thursday, 24 December 2009

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