Humbucker Soup

“Mark” Writes: hello, to who this concerns: can you please tell me the what’s and hows of the screws are on the tail of the bridge. ( hopefully to make it clearer. the screws, if you were putting them in, the thread of the screw is acing the neck and head of the guitar and [...]

Looking for a Vintage-Sounding single coil that is also hum-cancelling? Look no further, Dimarzio nails it with the Virtual Vintage ’54 Pro

For those of you who need an acoustic that plays like a Strat, here we go again.

Here is a great video from Expert Village that provides a very quick and strait-forward tutorial on truss rod adjustment.

Just about every guitarist has had, has or will at some point have a Stratocaster. It is one of the most popular electric guitars of all time. Since Edward Van Halen chopped up his Stratocaster around 1977, Stratocaster customization has been an increasingly popular hobby. Compared to 1977, it is much easier to find Stratocaster parts. Even better, it is very easy to find Stratocaster parts online.

Before you start your first guitar building project, take a few moments to think through some important details.

Quite often, wiring up your guitar can be a bit frustrating. The best approach is to use a wiring diagram or schematic so that you have a clear idea of what goes where. Here are some very helpful links forGuitar Wiring / Schematics Diagrams

If the term “Blocked Tremolo Bridge” confounds you, we de-mystify this simple technique

If your Strat bridge is leaning too much towards or away from the neck, these simple steps will get you back to the right angle