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You know why I like a Princeton Reverb? It’s like a white canvas to paint on. Does that make any sense, or is that an expression I just made up myself? Not really. The Princeton Reverb is a simple and incredibly flexible amp. Fender’s been doing this one right for decades. About 12 watts, tube-driven […]

Guitar cables? Like, really guitar cables? You would think this is something where they’re all the same, but I will 1000% tell you they’re not… A couple of months ago, my friend was telling me about these Rattlesnake Cable Company guitar cables. I literally told him he was crazy. I tend to seek a simple sound…the less

Archetype: John Mayer X If you’re a John Mayer fan and a guitar player, you already know the deal. It is all about the tone, the feel, and the touch. It’s been chased, debated, and endlessly dissected for years. So when Archetype: John Mayer X dropped, I was obviously curious. Anytime someone claims to get

Finding a musical setup that delivers inspiring tone without stretching your budget can feel impossible, especially with how expensive modern gear has become. Yet on the used market, there’s a classic pairing that consistently punches above its price point: a PRS Silver Sky SE paired with a Fender Blues Junior. Together, they form a versatile,

The Debate: Sound vs. Aesthetics Fret woods play a crucial role in the overall performance and aesthetics of a guitar. Among guitarists, there is an ongoing debate about the differences in sound produced by various fret woods. While some musicians emphatically assert that they can hear distinct tonal differences, others staunchly defend the notion that

Introduction to Tone Woods The choice of tone woods in guitar construction plays a vital role in shaping the instrument’s sound. Tone woods, which are specific types of wood harvested for their acoustic properties, significantly affect not only the tone but also the overall sonic palette of a guitar. Understanding the characteristics of different woods