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I am often baffled about the question if someone asks whether I play lead or rhythm guitar. I always wonder, how many piano players are being asked whether they play lead or rhythm piano? The great thing is that the same guitar can do both. Just in the same way as a piano can be used to accompany a song and to play solos too.
The PRS Angelus acoustic guitar has been very well received and luckily for us its Korean made little brother, the student edition PRS SE Angelus Custom has inherited some really nice features. The three things I like the best about the PRS SE Angelus are its looks, its playability and its sound. Let me tell you a bit more about each of those features.
Thank you for checking out my PRS P22 Tremolo review. This is obviously not the first review of the PRS P22 ever made. For this reason I will leave most of the ramblings about technical specifications to the other reviewers and get straight to the points points about what I really like about this guitar.
Effortlessly bend your guitar strings with great control and improve your bending and vibrato technique
This is a quick video to explain how to adjust the truss rod on an acoustic guitar. Acoustic guitars often have the truss rod adjustment nut on the body side. Sometimes people get confused about what directions they should use to adjust the truss rod when working from the body side of the guitar and not from the headstock side.
Most guitar players are very reluctant to use the truss rod adjustment tool that comes with their guitar. It seems that there is an unspoken rule that truss rod adjustments can only be performed by professionals with years of experience.
Bending the strings on a guitar, especially on an electric guitar, creates a unique sound that we all have learned to love, instantly recognize and associate with specific music styles. Just think about how many power ballad guitar solos start with that huge up-bend that normally goes on and on for several beats. Can you imagine the Blues without those singing guitar notes?
