Changing guitar strings, conditioning fretboards, adjusting action and setting intonation… many guitarists and bassists end up attempting at least one of these, and often build confidence to do more ...

We loved Guitar Hero back in the heady days of 2008, with its simple gameplay dynamic of colored buttons to press on your guitar-controller, which corresponded with colored “notes” on screen. But as ...

Learning to play guitar is hard. Though there's no effective replacement for many of hours of repetitive practice, today's six-string students do have numerous teaching aids to help make the learning ...

Learning to play guitar is tough. It takes time, dedication and practice. Lots of practice. Fortunately, technology is taking the edge off a little and offering more hope of success to those who might ...

MusicNomad's wide range of guitar tools are not just for pro techs – they can help empower all of us players to maintain our gear more confidently. We've already seen how the US company's new ...

Only 80s kids will remember actual hair metal with the meedley-mees way up high on the fret board, and in the 80s, fret boards got longer. Twenty one or twenty two frets on a guitar weren’t good ...

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The well-equipped axe is one of the best-looking Ibanez signatures in years, but its limited availability is tragic news ...

Guitar Hero was a huge hit for the PlayStation 2 console. Using a special guitar shaped controller you could "play" a variety of rock hits, hitting the fret buttons in time to on-screen cues. Well now ...

Any rock fan who's ever picked up an electric guitar has probably dreamed of becoming the next Eddie Van Halen, Jimmy Page, Nancy Wilson or Slash. But if you're going to become a guitar hero, you've ...