In his latest GW video lesson, the blues-rock superstar recalls how some of his heaviest riffs came together, and to your ...

Kahumoku Jr. is a master of Hawaiian music, known for his work on slack key guitar and ukulele. Known as “Uncle George,” he’s ...

A new addition to the Roadie 4 app is the String Health & Logger feature. This allows you to log string changes and track the ...

Gibson and Keith Richards have unveiled the 1960 ES-355 Collector’s Edition signature model electric guitar. Learn more.

America’s interest in Hawaiian culture began during the last two decades of the 19th century and reached its peak during the ...

The jangly, chiming sound of acoustic and electric 12-string guitars have played a crucial role in popular music, from blues to rock, pop to folk. 12-string guitars feature six pairs of strings, known ...

Carthy wears his considerable history lightly. His album was reflective without being nostalgic or complacent, building on a lifetime’s commitment to the performance and interpretation of traditional ...

Tuning in Where Winds Meet is the backbone of the end-game gear grind, and the system kicks in once you start using Tier 41+ equipment. It looks simple on the surface, but there are a few rules you ...

Many DIY e-bike riders discover that firmware — the software inside the motor controller — shapes how their bikes feel. It decides how fast power ramps up, how pedal assist behaves, and when the motor ...

Why buy a guitar tuner when you can build one yourself? Using an inexpensive board and a clever signal processing algorithm, this DIY project delivers a precise, real-time guitar tuner that’s both ...

Whether he likes it or not, Misha Mansoor is one of those players who has modernised metal guitar for the 21st-century. “That’s a lot of responsibility to put on me!” he protests. But it happens to be ...

Does anyone remember tuning before smartphones? In the era in which I started learning to play guitar (middle millennial here), there were these little electronic tuners. Remember those? To be honest, ...