Here's how they make their iconic electric guitars. The process starts with wood selection. Typically, the bodies are composed of ash or alder, but could be made with others, such as maple ...

Gibson was established in 1902 in Kalamazoo, Michigan by Orville Gibson, they have been a pioneering force in guitar ... Once you clear the high budget, however, there is no doubt that these are some ...

This guitar was made in Japan by by the Kiso Suzuki Violin Company company. It is a copy of a guitar by the USA guitar makers Martin & Co. In the 1970's several Japanese instrument makers decided ...

he doesn’t think where a guitar is made matters. The country in which an electric guitar or acoustic guitar is made has a huge bearing on its eventual price. Not only that, a guitar’s ...

Zakk Wylde’s bullseye guitars made their breakthrough back in Wylde’s Ozzy Osbourne days. Since then, Wylde has produced an ...

An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. Martin acoustic guitars are some of the most popular and well-known high-end acoustic guitars in the world. They're owned and played by pop ...

This story originally appeared on Michigan Advance. The stakes of the election are clear, singer Maggie Rogers told attendees ...

Carter Vintage Guitars staff had about 2,000 guitars to move at that time and Ben made sure to note that without his staff it wouldn't have been possible. The new space was designed in a way that ...

Yes, this is the acoustic that has onboard effects and can play music streamed to it via your smartphone... It's also got an all-solid wood build of Sitka spruce on top, mahogany on the back and sides ...

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a Michigan home invasion in which the perpetrators are believed to have gained entry by posing as utility workers. Carlos Jose Hernandez ...

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And the fact that its owner, Future, had two guitar magazines in print made it unlikely both would survive indefinitely in the current tough climate for print subscriptions and advertising.