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THE PEAVEY REVOLUTION. Hartley Peavey: The Gear, The Company and the All-American Success Story, Ken Achard.

Series: Book

Publisher: Backbeat Books

Format: Softcover

Author: Ken Achard

Known for his plain-speaking style and hard-driving business ways, Mississippi native Hartley Peavey pursued a dream that started in his teen years and developed into a musical instrument dynasty. Peavey's vision was to build top-quality instruments that plain folk like him could afford, and through his ambition, creativity, and hard work he created one of the leading companies in the music and sound industries. The Peavey Revolution tells the story of 40 years of persistence, passion, and personal travail, often in Hartley's own colorful words. 184 pages.

BUILD YOUR OWN ELECTRIC GUITAR. Martin Oakham

Build Your Own Electric Guitar
Series: Omnibus Press
Publisher: Omnibus Press
Format: Softcover
Author: Martin Oakham

Have you ever dreamed of owning your own custom guitar? With this complete guide to building your own professional-quality electric guitar, you can now go one better! Martin Oakham helps every guitarist's dream come true with this step-by-step guide to creating a full electric guitar from scratch – an extremely rewarding and satisfying way to realize the ambition without making a huge financial outlay. Complete information on design, wood selection, hardware, tools, and techniques allows you to select every element to create your own unique personalised instrument, and full-size plans are also included. All aspects of construction are explained in detail, with step-by-step color photographs, diagrams, and clear instructions for each procedure. With professional tips from a master luthier, this comprehensive book takes the mystery out of guitar-making.

Width: 8.5"
Length: 11.0"
144 pages

TOTAL SHRED GUITARIST THE, A Fun and Comprehensive Overview of Shred Guitar Playing. German Schauss. CD TABLATURE

The Total Shred Guitarist A Fun and Comprehensive Overview of Shred Guitar Playing
Series: The Total Guitarist
Category: Guitar Method or Supplement
Format: Book & CD
Instrument: Guitar

The Total Shred Guitarist is an exciting journey through the world of heavy metal guitar playing. Author and master shredder German Schauss provides a step-by-step approach to shred guitar that makes it easy to understand, proving that it's not rocket science. You just need some basic tools, some basic theory, and a lot of practice! Through simple chromatic patterns and warm-up exercises, you'll develop finger independence, conditioning, and speed. Learn patterns and sequences in a variety of scales, while developing technical fluency in alternate picking, tapping, multi-finger tapping, sweep picking, string skipping, and more. This book is for guitarists of all genres who are ready to break through the limitations of their technique and start shredding like they have always imagined. The included CD features backing tracks so you can hone your soloing skills and develop your own unique sound and style. 

FENDER BASS HANDBOOK THE, How to Buy, Maintain, Set Up, Troubleshoot and Modify Your Bass. Paul Balmer

Description

In 1950 Leo Fender took on the challenge of making a string bass audible in 'Western Swing'. He also wanted to design a bass playable by guitarists - with 'Precision' fretting and a workable 'scale'. His audacious solution caused a revolution and today no aspect of popular music is untouched by his genius.

This easy-to-use manual offers advice on how to get the best from your Fender Bass, be it a budget Chinese Squier or a Classic Jazz. With step-by-step guidance and clear colour photographs, subjects include changing pickups, adjusting a truss rod, active EQ and a DIY fretless conversion on a budget Squier.

Seventeen case studies examine in detail everything from an ex-John Entwistle 1952-53 USA-made '51-type precision to Indonesian, Japanese, Mexican and Chinese Fender Bass variants, including Jazz, Telecaster Bass, Bass VI, Bronco, Mustang and Jaguar. Legendary Californian session bassist Carol Kaye supplies a foreword and there are 'Tech Tip' contributions from world-renowned Bass experts John and Andy Diggins.

Buying a Fender Bass
Know your Fender Precision
Know your '60s Fender Jazz
Setting up and tuning
Repairs, maintenance and adjustments
Case studies
Key Fender players and their basses
Author Paul Balmer played his first Fender Bass in 1961 and has recorded hundreds of Fender Basses in the recording studio as engineer and producer. With invaluable guidance from professional luthier John Diggins, Paul has enjoyed restoring his '51- and '57-type Precisions and upgrading a fretless Jazz.

The Fender Bass Handbook

How to Buy, Maintain, Set Up, Troubleshoot and Modify Your Bass
Series: Book
Publisher: Voyageur Press
Format: Hardcover
Author: Paul Balmer

Here's the first hands-on how-to manual devoted to the legendary Fender electric bass guitar. This guidebook shows owners and dreamers the basics of selecting and buying basses; maintenance and repairs such as tuning, setting intonation, fret repairs, bridge and nut adjustments, and electrics troubleshooting; spur-of-the-moment stageside fixes; and some basic “performance” enhancements like adding “hot rod” aftermarket pickups, and more. In glorious full color throughout, this deluxe hardcover features 600+ photos, and expert advice on choosing a bass, with detailed model histories.

Width: 8.25"
Length: 10.75"
202 pages

DOBBINS CRAIG, HYMNS FOR FINGERSTYLE GUITAR. CD TAB.

Complete note-for-note transcriptions of twelve best-loved traditional hymns and gospel songs.

Includes: O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing, At the Cross, Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus, Sweet Hour of Prayer, The Old Rugged Cross, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, Since Jesus Came into My Heart, Amazing Grace, Leaning on the Everlasting Arms, There is a Fountain, In the Garden, and Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross.

All songs are fully transcribed in standard notation and tablature, plus performance notes and background information on each song. 46 pages, CD included.

"Craig Dobbins' beautifully played and richly harmonized arrangements sound so perfect on the guitar, you wonder why every church doesn't retire its organist and hire a really good fingerpicker."
-Jim Ohlschmidt, writer, Acoustic Guitar magazine