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Picture this: the excitement in the air as I awaited the arrival of a box that held more than just a musical instrument; it was a piece of my dreams—the Gibson Les Paul Studio. As a lifelong beginner guitarist, I had long yearned for the moment I would finally own a Gibson. When it finally arrived at my doorstep, I couldn’t help but feel like a kid on Christmas morning.
Hello, fellow guitar fans and heavy metal enthusiasts! I recently had an incredible opportunity that I am thrilled to share with all of you here at Guitar Fascination. Yes, it involves some serious guitar candy—a sneak peek into the world of custom guitar crafting at Prestige Guitars in Vancouver, Canada. Plus, I have some exciting news about my new custom guitar build!
Hello, fellow string strummers and riff enthusiasts! Today at Guitar Fascination, I’m thrilled to share something that not only strikes a chord in my heart, but might make you smile when you discover my plans for the Donner DLP-124B. You will need to watch the video to see what I’m talking about there.
Changing guitar strings doesn’t need to be overly complicated, even if your guitar uses a Floyd Rose tremolo. All you need are the right tools and a plan of attack. Maybe attack is the wrong word … now it sounds complicated again.
Stay with me. I’ll show you the tools I use when changing guitar strings on my electric guitars in the order I use them.
If you are a heavy metal guitar fan and also frequent YouTube, chances are high that you are aware of the SWOLA riff challenge that Ola Englund started with the second entry in his long-running Sunday With Ola (SWOLA) series. If you’re not aware, I recommend checking the SWOLA videos out.
