http://vintagestudiogear.com Vintage Guitars, Amps, Pedals, & More Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:59:51 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en After talking about vintage amp schematics it made me think of the days where you could get a Music Man Vintage Amplifier and how they're somewhat unusual and yet common at the same time to find today. For those who may not have known about this guitar producer, Music-Man is a ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/10/music-man-vintage-amplifier/ Do you like to play around with making your own amps? Then there's a good chance that you're one of those people we might occasionally catch drooling over vintage amp schematics, dreaming of how you can recreate and improve your very own gear and equipment. Learning about how an amplifier ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/10/vintage-amp-schematics/ There's something about vintage guitar straps that seem just as equally nostalgic as the guitars themselves. Whether its the old worn out leather or straps with your favorite bands of the era imprinted on them or even a custom one that you've had made especially for your tastes and likings, ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/08/vintage-guitar-straps/ When I first started playing the guitar, I had no idea how to read guitar tabs. They looked like just a bunch of lines and numbers. My Dad, who taught me how to play, never had a need for guitar tabs - all he needed to do was listen to ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/02/how-to-read-guitar-tabs/ The Fender telecaster, known for its bright cutting tone, has been the preferred guitar for several guitarists, including Elvis Presley, Merle Haggard, Eric Clapton, and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. The first Fender telecaster was developed in the 1940's and was originally produced in the 1950's as the Fender Esquire. After ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/01/vintage-fender-telecasters/ Vintage Gretsch Guitars are best known for their rockabilly country music appeal. Gretsch is celebrating its 125th anniversary, which makes it even more appropriate to highlight some of their vintage guitars. The most popular and sought after by collectors are the guitars that were endorsed by Chet Atkins, a well ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/01/vintage-gretsch-guitars/ The Marshall JTM45 was the first amplifier ever produced by Marshall as Jim Marshall looked for a cheaper alternative to the Fender Bassman.  While the circuit is basically the same as the Bassman, the most noticeable difference is that the speakers are housed in a closed back cabinet, while the ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/01/the-marshall-jtm45-amplifier/ We review the best in audio recording software to help make your recording project as easy and professional as possible. Below we list some of the most popular recording programs and write our thoughts on the pros and cons of each. M-Audio Pro-Tools 7.4: M-Audio has since released Pro-Tools 8, but ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2009/01/audio-recording-software/ This post on vintage martin guitars is inspired by our new Martin guitar, which technically isn't vintage, but its still beautiful. Collecting Martin guitars can be somewhat of a pricey habit, but if you enjoy acoustic guitars, then Martin is one of THE names when it comes to acoustic guitars. Martin, ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2008/12/vintage-martin-guitars/ Interested in learning more about Kramer Vintage Guitars? Well, they're definitely a unique sound and still a favorite among many. They were launched in the 1970's before being bought and owned by Gibson guitars in the 1980's. The models from the 70's feature aluminum necks and later models produced ... http://vintagestudiogear.com/2008/12/kramer-vintage-guitars/