We use a variety of pickups in our different styles of guitars, and we have a large range of tonal options in our line-up! This page will help you with technical information and specifications on the different pickups we use in each model, and can help if you wanted to change pickups or wanted more information about what is installed in your guitar. Keep in mind that every picku... Read more
Just like any quality instrument, your new electric guitar is a tool that will last you many years of enjoyment and creativity if cared for properly. Taking good care of your gear and observing a few general upkeep practices is the best way to extend the life of your instrument, plus your guitar will play and feel better. Neglecting to clean and take care of your gear can cause... Read more
Our acoustic and classical guitars are made with high-quality materials and construction, so if looked after and maintained well you can enjoy your new instrument for many years. Taking good care of your gear and observing a few general upkeep practices is the best way to extend the life of your instrument, plus your guitar will play and feel better. Neglecting to clean and take... Read more
What does “Amp Class” mean? We get this question frequently, and beyond a simple marketing term, the answer is quite straightforward and can actually tell you a lot about how an amplifier will behave.... Read more
Guitar pedals are an incredible tool for any guitarist, and a multitude of tones and utilities are now more affordable and accessible than ever. It is great fun to collect your favourite stompboxes and craft your personal sound with your own pedal board, but what happens when you kick your favourite stompbox on and… nothing? We’ll help you find the most common causes, and how to resolve these i... Read more
Our Customer Happiness team are always on hand to answer questions, offer advice on our products, or assist however we can if you have any issues at all. We also have a knowledgeable technical team to help troubleshoot any issues, but it’s not always possible for our team to inspect an instrument in person if you do have a problem. Instead, we use a very helpful tool called Vi... Read more
Setting up your headless guitar follows the same basic principle as any normal guitar, but you must take care to ensure that you’re using the locking mechanisms correctly, and do not over-tighten your grub... Read more
The main differences between 18% nickel frets , 25% nickel frets , and stainless steel frets lie in their composition , durability , feel , and maintenance requirements . Each type of fret material has its own unique characteristics that affect their performanc... Read more
There are 2 different types of foam we use on our guitar stands: EVA and NBR. While these materials are quite similar there are a few key differences. EVA foam: • Safe for Nitrocellulose paint • EVA foam has a firm feel • High temperature safe • ... Read more
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