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Internet auctions might have swept away many under-the-bed vintage bargains and put them out on the open market, but you can still find some hidden gems at the traditional second-hand haunts.

Here are some quick but important checks you'll want to make when first picking up any used guitar.

Goodness knows life is full of little mysteries.

This article will explain the Nashville tuning used on many country and rock recordings. An example is the Rolling Stones “Wild Horses” and “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”.

Prior to reviewing this guitar amplifier head I was unfamiliar with Bugera as a brand.

The Seymour Duncan P-Rails SHPR-1 pickup is one of the latest entries to the company’s increasingly broad pickup offering, and it looks like nothing else the company has ever made.

The Diamond Spitfire II does exactly what it says on the tin - producing provoking, full-on vintage tones at a suprisingly good price…

The Krank Revolution + has a lot in common with the Dimebag Darrell signature model, the Krankenstein – after all, Dime was swayed over to Krank by the Revolution, and it was this amp that he use...

This weeks Rock House Tip of The Week is about listening to different kinds of music to improve your skills.