Guitar

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Enya Music Acoustic Guitars

Artist Acoustic Guitars

Takamine Acoustic Guitars

JOYO Speaker Cabinets

JOYO Amp Heads

Ernie Ball Electric Strings

Ernie Ball Steel Strings

Martin Guitar Strings

SWAMP Industries Pedal Boards

MOEN Pedal Boards

JOYO Power Supply

MOEN Power Supply

JOYO Overdrive Pedals

Ernie Ball Guitar Straps

Perris Guitar Picks

Ernie Ball Guitar Picks

Alice Guitar Picks

Kyser Guitar Capos

Guitto Guitar Capos

G7th - The Capo Company Guitar Capos

Aquila Guitar Strings

RockBoard Pedal Boards

Elixir Guitar Strings

D'Addario Guitar Strings

But of course the rock god himself, Jimi Hendrix did not play an acoustic guitar. He yielded the now famous fender style electric guitar, and not only that it he stringed and played it upside down because he was left-handed. So if it's the driving distortion or melting wah effects that you want, grab an electric. We all know what comes next, the guitar amp. Don't buy an electric and then sit about playing to the ants for heavens sake! An amp with a nice clean channel is about all you really need. The crazy sounds are made by a very irresistibly collectable object, the guitar effect pedal.

These babies transform that rather dull and boring sound of the clean electric guitar and turns into......well anything you want. Obviously you'll need some overdrive with a wah wah effect thrown in, followed up with a phasers and flangers, delays and reverb. Mix them all together if you dare. The combination's and possible sounds are literally endless.

Before you have wasted all your money on filling up your three pedals boards, make sure you have some of the basic guitar accessories. A guitar strap for one, no one plays a live gig sitting down with an electric guitar. Picks are a must for most and you aren't going to hear much without some strings. A guitar lead will get you connected and a capo will keep you from despair when all inspiration has been sucked. A gig bag or case is a must to protect the beast and a guitar stand keeps it positioned for practice at any spare moment. So are you ready to be a guitarist?