Tag Archive for 'guitar'


Friday, Dec 14th 2007 by Abby McVay

I have been looking for months for a guitar strap to go with my collection of Guitar Hero and Rock Band guitars. Unfortunately I always look for something completely off the wall and with a bit of geeky influence, which means it’s doubtful I’ll find one at the local music store. However, my [...]

Friday, Nov 30th 2007 by James Allan Brady

So the Rock Band issues that a lot of you have been experiencing are being addressed by Harmonix. Specifically the issue with the strum bar on the guitar.

Tuesday, Nov 27th 2007 by James Allan Brady

So the guitar craze due to Guitar Hero and Rock Band are probably causing large numbers of guitars to go quickly out the doors at music stores around the nation, but large numbers don’t always equal large guitars. Just look at this one from Hammacher Schlemmer.

It’s a mere 26.5 inches long but still has 20 [...]

Monday, Nov 26th 2007 by James Allan Brady

That’s pretty much it, those of you that have the PS3 or Wii versions of the game can go buy a whole other copy of the game to get a second controller. For now that’s it, and the Xbox 360 and PS2 owners are stuck without until next year.

So, there are tons of knockoff guitar [...]

Friday, Nov 23rd 2007 by James Allan Brady

I am really excited about Rock Band, I have yet to be able to make it out to buy my own copy, its been busy around here, but I am patiently waiting till I get a spare moment. But for those of you who have already managed to purchase a copy, I am sure you’ve [...]


Monday, Nov 19th 2007 by Christina Crouch

Air guitar is fun and free. It’s a simple concept that lets the imagination run wild and requires no tools except for your own two hands. However, we as humans cannot leave a simple idea alone, we must expand it, and of course must make money off of it. Not to mention [...]

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

No, it won’t warn you of impending danger. But it will automatically tune itself to any one of six user defined tunings. Using an on-board computer, built in servos, and magnetic ‘pickup’ coils the user can set the tuning as well as the intonation.


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