Joe Nevin

What strings do flamenco guitarists use?

Nylon: the flamenco standard Nylon strings – first introduced in the 1940s – have become the standard for classical and flamenco guitarists. However, not all nylon strings are the same. Different manufacturers use different polymers that can have different timbres. Nylon can also be manufactured in different ways.

Is playing the guitar and banjo the same?

Yes, a banjo is a lot like a guitar: They are both string instruments. They both have frets on the neck (unlike a violin for example). They both are played with very similar chords.

Where are Kepma guitars made?

Kepma Elite guitars are constructed and assembled using the latest machine technology from the USA, Italy, Germany, Japan and China coupled with a highly skilled and motivated workforce. Kepma Elite Guitars truly are “global” instruments utilizing the best of the best — NOT the best of what’s “locally” available.

Is there a Telecaster Bass?

The Fender Telecaster Bass (also referred as the Tele Bass) is an electric bass introduced in 1968 by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.

How do you carry a guitar with a backpack?

All you need to do is put the bag on your shoulders and you’ll be able to carry your guitar like a backpack. Of course, most of the gig bags have a handle that would allow you to carry it like a regular case if that’s easier for you.

How do I know what guitar strings to buy?

Get heavier strings for larger bodied acoustic guitars. Heavier strings will typically sound better on larger body guitars, while lighter strings sound better on smaller instruments. If your guitar’s body is big, medium to heavy gauge strings will sound better in its larger sound chamber.