Delivering convincing amplified acoustic guitar tone is one of the hardest feats for guitar makers – but somehow L.R. Baggs ...

Apart from the practicalities of the electric guitar (it was louder and more versatile than the acoustic), the popularity of the instrument owes a lot to the creativity of its early players. The ...

In 1976, I added another tone control to my guitar. It was a copy of the existing tone control, but with an inductor instead of a capacitor. It formed a high-pass (low cut) filter and could be ...

D’Angelico uses a scalloped X-bracing for the guitar’s guts, giving it an excellent rigid feel and helping the tone. As for the electronics, the D’Angelico MG-30 with a tuner is used on the ...

With acoustic, electric, digital, and analog technology, it’s a hard instrument to nail down, but that's what makes it so interesting. Acoustic-electric guitars have been around since the late '60s.

Though the electric guitar may not be as conspicuous in popular music as it was when rock ruled the charts, it’s still everywhere: providing lilting chords for Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars, or ...

Alvarez Guitars AGW77ce-AR Acoustic/Electric. With its beveled armrest and cutaway design, the AGW77ce-AR is a thoughtfully designed guitar with a big sound that songwriters and stage performers ...

It’s called the Audiovox 736 Electric Bass guitar, and it was made in the basement of the Roosevelt District home of Paul Tutmarc, along with other guitars that Tutmarc electrified.