There are many factors take part in producing the sound and tonal quality of a guitar but the most important thing are the guitar materials, guitar size and guitar shape. Guitar comes in different sizes but the most shapes commonly found are dreadnought, grand concert, grand auditorium and jumbo. Read the rest of this entry »
Guitar Size
By TJ on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 | Comments Off
For acoustic guitars the sound quality will be mostly determined by the guitar size and the body shape. When we are talking about the sound quality it covers both of the volume and tonal quality. Another factor that plays an important role is the guitar materials. Read the rest of this entry »
Guitar Software – Useful Aid for Beginners
By TJ on Friday, June 5th, 2009 | Comments Off
As a beginner you will be discouraged by many things, from learning how to place your fingers on the guitar fretboard correctly, memorizing the chords, squeezing the guitar strings just enough to let them sound without being muffled or creating unnecessary buzzes and at the same time saving your fretting fingers from sore. Read the rest of this entry »
Guitar Bridge Repair
By TJ on Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009 | Comments Off
Do you have a cracked guitar bridge? If you have guts you can try this guitar bridge repair method but take note that you are responsible for what you are doing. The Beginner Guitar Lessons blog under no circumstance be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever in connection with the use of this post content. Get a guitar technician if you are in doubt. Read the rest of this entry »
Basic Guitar – How to Play Notes Confidently
By TJ on Saturday, May 30th, 2009 | Comments Off
I remember during my early days with guitar how to play notes without making mistakes became the biggest mystery for me. By that time I had no clue how come those guitar gods could confidently ran their fingers along the fretboard and made no mistakes at all. Why did any single fret they touched sound good in their fingers? They could even play some cool riffs or licks without looking at their fingers at all …. Read the rest of this entry »