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This rare native New Yorker blends old-world craftsmanship with rock ’n’ roll design.

These inexpensive little boxes arent just for bassists. Invest in one and itll open your studio to a universe of tonal possibilities—and likely save you a lot of time and headaches.

This well-established, simple technique opens up a new world of sonic possibilities.

Tonewoods can certainly live up to their reputation, but the Airline Professional Vibrato made a strong case for fiberglass.

In this introductory installment, our new columnist Anthony Tidd considers his own path to discovering the most important role of the bass—and it’s not lightning-fast technique!

Albert Einstein and Brian Wilson reveal the secret of the universe: energy.

For his farewell column, Richie Owens tells the story of his dad’s exceptional Fender, from arrival to unsavory departure to return.

Playing guitar in solitude is bliss, but for some of us, making music in public requires impersonating an extrovert.

Popular music and mainstream tastes may be more fractured than ever, but the guitar continues to thrive.

How our columnist’s risky purchase turned out to be a dusty pre-CBS jewel.