Recently, BTEG has received a huge influx of new traffic and with it some basic questions about what it is, why it is and how to get the most out of it.
So if you’re new to the site, let me share a few tips to help you get the most out of this frequently [...]
Building the Ergonomic Guitar
Guitar Designs. Ergonomics. Guitar Making.
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Crimson Guitars ERB in Pictures – Part 3
The last of the progress pictures as the extended range bass guitar by Crimson Guitars comes to completion.
Building the Ergonomic Guitar Reloaded
Building the Ergonomic Guitar now has a new design and logo! Come on over, dig around and let me know what you think.
Orchid Bass Sprouts An Unusual Neck
A trapezoidal profile neck combines with a unique instrument body.
How to Hold the F-1 Guitar Pick
The F-1 Guitar Pick is a different kind of pick – one that seeks to improve picking hand ergonomics and potentially your playing as well. Where most picks are flat, the F-1 pick is designed with a built-in grip that locks the pick in position avoiding the shifting and slipping that can occur with a [...]
Building Electric Guitars: A Review
Highly recommended book on guitar building with content for the headless guitar maker.
November 2007 Most Popular Posts
In case you missed these or wondered what fellow readers found most interesting, here are the most highly viewed posts for the month of November.
Discover the Guitar Blogosphere!
Atomic Guitarist’s Jason Parker recently kicked off the Guitar Blogs Discovery Project – a list of guitar blogs meant to spread the word among readers and bloggers alike.
For readers, it’s a great opportunity to discover some true gems. Here in one easy list, is a cross section of guitar blogs covering topics like guitar lessons, [...]
Crimson Guitars ERB in Pictures – Part 2
more progress pictures of the 05Ric’s extended range bass (ERB) first looked at in Crimson Guitars’ ERB in Pictures – Part 1.
The Torzal Neck Klein Guitar in Action!
Austin, Texas guitarist Justin Telepak demos the unique combination of Little Guitar Works’ Torzal Twist neck with a genuine Klein Electric Guitar.