Posts Tagged ‘Glen Burton guitars’

Distinctive Sounds

Joe Miranda November 16, 2011

The first thirty years of rock were the best in my opinion, and I think in most of yours. The early years there was a lot of use of semi-hollow electric guitars, like the Memphis Jazz made by Glen Burton Guitars.

Many of the bands had a distinctive sound, a sound that was identifiable just to them. The Beatles were at the top of the list, mot only were they first when it came to their electric guitars and bass guitar sound they were one of the first with outstanding vocal harmonies not heard since the late fifties with The Everly Brothers. Another distinctive band was Pink Floyd. Their electric guitar sound was and still is like no other, it’s like they were dropped off from another planet.

 

 

 

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Don’t Listen To The Critics

Joe Miranda October 25, 2011

There are many people out there who would like you to believe that the only electric guitars out there are made by Fender and Gibson, well I’m here to say that just ins’t so. Cheap electric guitars are made and are successful for a reason, they an affordable alternative to plunking down big bucks on a guitar.

There are many different guitar makers out there, Stadium Guitars, New York Pro Guitars, and Glen Burton Guitars are just a few of them. I guarantee if you purchase one of these fine acoustic, electric or bass guitars you won’t be disappointed and you will save yourself some money. Upon receiving the guitar package that you have chosen you will wonder why you never heard of these fine companies before.

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Soft Guitar Sound

Joe Miranda October 21, 2011

I don’t know about you but sometimes I just get tired of that twangy sound given up by electric guitars. Fortunately there are a few options for getting a different sound.

The guitar that mostly comes to mind is the acoustic guitars, that’s the one with the big sound hole in the middle of it. Many people don’t know these guitars can also be purchased electrified, meaning they are equipped so they can be played through a guitar amplifier or just by themselves.

Jazz guitars like the ones made by Glen Burton guitars are another way to get away from that conventional twangy rock sound. These electric guitars can be identified by their “F” holes. These guitars are also called semi-hollow electric guitars because some are completely hollow and some have a solid block of wood down the center of the guitar. If you take note as to some of the early bands that shaped rock and roll in the 1960′s, this was the type of guitar they used.

 

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Hollow Body Guitars

Joe Miranda October 11, 2011

Hollow body electric guitars are in other words called semi-acoustic guitars. Don’t confuse this guitar with an electric acoustic guitar they are not the same.

Electric acoustic guitars are acoustic guitars with microphones to amplify the vibration, they can be identified by the large sound hole. A hollow body guitar is a guitar that has electronic pick-ups just like a solid body guitar along with a sound box like an acoustic guitar. With this type of guitar you can get a tone that you can’t get from a solid body electric guitar.

You might recognize these guitars by their familiar “F” holes in the body like the Memphis Jazz guitar made by Glen Burton Guitars. Although they can be played alone they are meant to be played electronically, through a guitar amplifier. When playing a hollow body guitar you must pay attention to the volume, they are prone towards feedback because of the “F” holes teamed with the electronic pick-ups.

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It’s A Deadly Disease

Joe Miranda October 8, 2011

Back in March I wrote a piece about this deadly disease, well it’s back. Guitaritis strikes without warning but with the help of electric guitar packages it does not sap all your cash like expensive guitars do.

It can also be classified as an addiction since it goes after established as well as new people who play electric guitars. Names like New York Pro Guitars, Stadium Guitars, and Glen Burton Guitars seem to call out to you with their high quality and low prices.

However you not afflicted until you have purchased your first electric guitar. After a while you feel something tugging at you. It seems to squeeze you until you can’t resist anymore, and when you do you find yourself with multiple electric guitars.

There is no known cure for this disease, some professionals have up to seventy-five electric guitars bass guitars and acoustic guitars. Luckily for us there is such medication as cheap electric guitars and cheap bass guitars to ease our pain and suffering.

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Music Is For Everyone

Joe Miranda September 29, 2011

Everyday people everywhere listen to music. I don’t care if you are old or young there is a music style for you. There are some people who not only listen to music but play either electric guitars or bass guitars also.

When you are a guitar player it is like double dipping, you not only listen to music, but you can play it also. It makes no difference if you play cheap electric guitars and play in the privacy of your own home or you play guitar in public, music is something to be enjoyed by everyone.

Another great thing about music is there is a music genre to suit everyone. Just as there is a vast amount of selection when it comes to listening to music, there is also a vast amount guitars to choose from, like Glen Burton Guitars, New York Pro Guitars, and Stadium guitars.

 

 

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Getting Paid For Your Hobby

Joe Miranda September 25, 2011

Let’s face it, in these hard economic times everyone could use a bit more cash. It’s not as hard as you think. Did you ever think of taking your cheap electric guitars and playing special occasions? Local bars are always looking for live entertainment, why not let it be you.

Develop the best sound you can and you will get jobs. No one is going to care if the electric guitar you are playing is made by Fender or Glen Burton Guitars. If your sound is what they are looking for you will get the job. Remember, don’t be a perfectionist, most people can’t tell the difference.

 

 

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Options

Joe Miranda September 17, 2011

Wouldn’t life be boring if everyone looked the same as you, or dressed the same because there was only one style of clothes in only one color. How about if there were only one kind of car, in one color and no options to make it yours.

Well thank goodness life isn’t that way and there are plenty of options. Cheap electric guitars in electric guitar packages gives you those options when it comes to playing and owning electric guitars. With expensive model guitars you can only afford to purchase one, but cheap electric guitars gives you options. Options to own a few different styles in electric or bass guitars and not break the bank. Manufacturers like New York Pro Guitars, Glen Burton Guitars and Stadium Guitars are just a few of the fine names that you will find who manufacture a great line of cheap electric guitars.

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Bass Player At Heart

Joe Miranda September 6, 2011

I have been playing bass guitars for mor than forty years, maybe that is why I do so many blogs about the bass.

I have played cheap bass guitars as well as expensive ones, and I like them all equally. I prefer the jazz style bass guitar but do switch off to the precision style at times. I sometimes have been known to play my Beatle bass knock off made by Glen Burton Guitars which is an exact copy of the one used by Paul McCartney. I like it because it has a softer sound because it is built on a hollow body and is extremely light weight. I also use a hollow body bass guitar, much like the ES series jazz guitars made by Gibson.

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Why Not Make It A Jazz Guitar

Joe Miranda September 1, 2011

Are you a weekend musician who plays at special occasions, or just a say at home musician? The answer really doesn’t matter because no matter what style electric guitars or bass guitars you play there is always room for a jazz guitar.

If you are not familiar with a jazz guitar, they are the electric guitars with the “F” holes like the Chicago Jazz guitar made by Glen Burton guitars, instead of the large sound hole like acoustic guitars have. They generally have a large sound box that contributes to the rich sound that can’t be achieved with the familiar twang of an electric guitar.

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