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Secret Tips to Restring Your Guitar with Francis Steuber

Posted on 12 January 2015 by Dean Hailstone

Editor note: It seems the YouTube videos have been removed, however luckily I summarized the process at the end of this post. If you’re a gigging guitar player, restringing your instrument is a regular requirement. Francis Steuber (guitar tech for… Continue Reading →

Beginner, How-To, Tips & Advise
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Top Online Resources for Guitar Players

Posted on 11 November 2014 by Dean Hailstone

JustinGuitar.com – Justin is one of my all time favorite online guitar teachers. He has a great approach to learning the guitar and is able to convey himself very effectively. He’s also a great guitar player in his own right… Continue Reading →

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Choosing the Right Amp Size for the Gig

Posted on 27 October 2014 by Dean Hailstone

When it comes to choosing an amplifier, size is usually the first thing you need to consider before making your purchase. Although a wall of amps is every guitar players fantasy, size is quickly becoming less of a determining factor… Continue Reading →

Amplifiers, Tips & Advise
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How to Overcome Stage Fright

Posted on 18 October 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Nerves are something that every performer has to deal with in some or other way. When I started playing in front of audiences I remember becoming very nervous prior to the gig. I found, however, that the more gigs I… Continue Reading →

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The 4 Levels of Awareness for Musicians

Posted on 11 October 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Anthony Wellington has a great lesson when it comes to learning how to play an instrument. His approach involves 4 levels of awareness that musicians find themselves in. What’s great is being able to identify your level of awareness so… Continue Reading →

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The Guitarists Guide to Finding a Band

Posted on 9 October 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Playing in a band can be great fun, whether it’s taken seriously as a profession or just as a hobby. Sometimes it can be challenging to find the right band for you. The main idea is to find a group… Continue Reading →

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Preparing for a Gig

Posted on 29 September 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Prepare Your Instrument If you’re a touring musician, maintenance on your instrument is likely to be a full time job. This is why most professional guitarists employ a guitar technician to perform tasks like string changes, intonation etc. Before the… Continue Reading →

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10 Tips to Make Guitar Strings Last Longer

Posted on 25 September 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Let’s face it – guitar strings are starting to become rather pricey. To get the most bang for your buck, you may want to take some steps to maintain the qualities of a fresh pair of strings for as long… Continue Reading →

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Killer Tips to Sound Better at a Gig

Posted on 22 September 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Play Easier with a Great Guitar Setup During a gig, comfort is everything. For optimal tone and playing ease, you should have your guitar setup by a professional guitar technician. Depending on your playing style, the setup you require may… Continue Reading →

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Tips for Playing a Gig When You’re Sick

Posted on 21 September 2014 by Dean Hailstone

Sick on your gig date? Having to cancel a live gig is never fun. If you’re a full time musician, it’s not always as easy as calling in sick to a day job. Cancellation means no pay and a lot… Continue Reading →

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