Guitar Center
Guitar Center boasts the biggest variety of popular guitars, basses, amplifiers, keyboards, workstations, drums, percussion instruments, microphones, PA systems, DJ gear, stage lighting, recording software, studio equipment, and much more. With more than 260 locations nationwide, it is a go-to destination for music enthusiasts.
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#6523
United States
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Computers Electronics and Technology/Consumer Electronics
#11
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
guitarcenter.com | Michael Molenda
Posted in Buying Guides onIt’s conceivable a stylistic aficionado with a fervent devotion to history might peek at a blues guitarist’s pedalboard with disgust and outrage. But while plugging a scruffy old guitar directly into a busted-up amp pays homage to some of the early legends of electric blues, such a minimalist approach is likely impractical (due to the potential expense of vintage gear) and monochromatic (as blues has evolved sonically since the 1930s).
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2 weeks ago |
guitarcenter.com | Michael Molenda
Conventional wisdom has assigned the similarly designed Shure SM57 and SM58 microphones for distinctly different jobs. But while one is called a vocal microphone, and the other is considered an instrument mic, these two siblings are actually pretty slippery when it comes to explicit designations. For example, I once interviewed producer/engineer Brendan O’Brien for Electronic Musician about the recording of Blood Sugar Sex Magik by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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1 month ago |
guitarcenter.com | Drew Beaupré
Metallica fans know the moment Kirk Hammett sets foot on stage, he’s ready to unleash the sound that’s defined thrash leads and shaped modern metal—with his arsenal of well-curated gear on tap.
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1 month ago |
guitarcenter.com | Michael Molenda
Posted in Buying Guides onIt was a sound of unbridled rage, but simultaneously uplifting and joyful. In a mall record shop in the San Francisco suburbs, I was hearing Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols for the very first time. That guitar sound changed everything. It gave me the courage to play guitar for real, write original songs, start a band and buy my first Marshall half stack (Don Wehr’s Music City) and Gibson Les Paul (Guitar Center).
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1 month ago |
guitarcenter.com | Michael Molenda
Fender is a never-ending story. On the surface, the brand has celebrated the legendary instruments forged by Leo Fender and his team in the ’50s and ’60s for almost 80 years now. But Fender has also improved, refined, revitalized and/or reenergized those original designs with astonishing consistency. If Leo were still tinkering in his workshop today, he’d be doing the very same thing.
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