When it comes to iconic guitars, few can rival the legendary status of the Fender Stratocaster. Introduced in 1954, the Stratocaster has become a symbol of rock ‘n’ roll, blues, and countless other music genres. Among its many iterations, the 1974 Fender Stratocaster stands out
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Attention, guitar enthusiasts and collectors! Today, we are thrilled to showcase a true gem from the golden era of electric guitars—the legendary 1962 Les Paul SG. This vintage instrument exudes timeless appeal, blending exquisite craftsmanship, iconic design, and remarkable playability. Join us as we take
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We are excited to reveal our newest edition to the store, an acoustic room stocked with your favorite brands! Featuring Taylor, Martin, Takamine, Yamaha, and more, this room is climate controlled to ensure these guitars stay in peak playing condition. Stop by and
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Soon you will no longer have to fight to hear that exceptional piece of acoustic guitar art over the out of time, out of tune youngster repeatedly playing “Smoke On the Water” in the key of E. We are excited to announce that we have
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With the Silver Sky modeled after a a 60’s strat, and the HDRX modeled after one of Jimi Hendrix’ actual touring Marshall amps, that classic Hendrix tone and many other classic sounds are readily available!
I’ve always been a piano player since the age of five. As a songwriter, I felt I wanted to expand myself by being able to play multiple instruments. I asked one of my coworkers at Everything Musical which instrument would be a good
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How often should I change my strings?
String life varies from string brand, and varies even more between different players. Strings should be changed whenever the strings show wear, tarnishing, corrosion, or no longer sound or feel responsive. A worn string of course affects tone, but
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So you’ve decided to play guitar, huh?
Congratulations! Learning to play guitar is a great way to spend time connecting with yourself and others through music. Now comes that age-old question that every budding guitarist has to confront: