I've been playing guitar for a while now and I'm starting to dive deeper into the whole tone thing. I've noticed some guitars really resonate differently depending on the wood they're made from. I mean, can using a mahogany body versus a maple one really change how the sound comes out? I play mainly ...

I recently got a Squier electric guitar from my brother, along with an amp. I'm facing a couple of challenges: my hands feel too small for some chords, and I struggle to get a good distorted sound for rock and metal. The amp isn't very fancy, so I'm not sure how to set it up.

Being a naturally gifted player is one thing, but he must have learned and studied theory?

Technical ability is important, but live performance involves much more. What do you think is the most important skill for playing live?

I’m noticing a trend of increased hostility towards non-pitch corrected singing online. Is there an anti-singer movement happening?

Thanks a lot for the input. It is very daunting to start with but I am looking forward to getting going

Hi I am new here and planning to buy a guitar. But don't even know the basics what things I should know any basic learning right way to do or something. Can someone suggest e things