Muna wa Wanjiru asked: Guitars for sale can spark an interest in the hearts of various guitar playing enthusiasts. These many different guitars will generally be in various price ranges. You will find that there are various guitars you can buy. These guitars can be electrical guitars, bass guitars, and for small children you will [...]

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Ian Williamson asked: The guitar is one of the most sought-after musical instruments today. Its popularity is manifested through-out the radio stations and the music videos on MTV. Almost all types of music in modern pop culture have been influenced by the guitar in one way or another.
For people who would like to get their [...]

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Ian Williamson asked: Despite the similarity of the words, the capo is not your regular trigger-happy Mafia leader although it does come from the Italian word “capo tasto” which means head of finger board. Instead, the capo is a harmless gadget or device attached to a stringed instrument like a guitar, to raise its [...]

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Kronodale Guitars don’t seem to make anything but Crazy Guitar Designs so they are a perfect fit for Guitar Noize! Aside from the Recycled G pictured left, they also produce the 2P and One Dollar guitars with 3-dimensional opened body shape available in a variety of finishes. Kronodale have taken consumer patterns and emblems (Recycled [...]

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In 1970, Gary Kramer co-founded Kramer Guitars with his friend Dennis Berardi. Originally, Kramer started out making Aluminum neck guitars. By 1981 he abandoned the idea to follow Charvel’s trend with wooden neck guitars, which were also the first guitar company to offer Original Floyd Rose locking tremolo systems on their production guitars. Kramer began [...]

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Charlie Wallace asked: Buying a new guitar can be an often exciting moment, but you have to stop your excitement getting in the way of making an informed decision. The first thing that I will point out is that even if a guitar costs $5,000, it may not be better than a $2,000. The first [...]

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The competition to win a signed copy of Prashant Aswani’s album “Revelation - Fully Loaded”. Thank you to everyone for entering but in the words of Highlander, there can be only one! So congratulations to the chosen one Stanford Axle!
Prashant sent me a video of his appearance at the Melbourne music conference CMI Frontrunner 2008 [...]

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I have just been loaned a Vox AmPlug AC30 by Rob from Dirt Loco so that I can review it for Guitar Noize, thanks Rob. The AmPlug is a very simple and clever idea, it simply plugs into your guitar where you would normally plug in your guitar lead from your amp, plug in a [...]

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Whilst reviewing Infinite Guitar I watched a video lesson by instructor Rick Graham where he plays and breaks down a piece called “Andromeda” by Marco Sfogli. I hadn’t heard of Marco so I did a quick google search and discovered Marco Sfogli’s website which has details of his solo album “There’s hope” as well as [...]

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There is a new contender in the online guitar video tuition called Infinite Guitar, as I have previously mentioned on Guitar Noize there are loads of great resources for learning guitar on the internet these days and with broadband internet comes video streaming and ongoing access to the kind of tuition that has never before [...]

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