Guitar Shop -- Getting Your Sound: The Player's Guide to Guitars, Amps, and Effects (Handy Guide), Book & CD
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.20 (700 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0882849565 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 56 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Each effect is covered in depth, and a special section details the setups of the masters, suggesting ways to recreate their sounds with basic effects available anywhere. How do your favorite guitarists get their sounds? Learn the setup secrets of the masters and find your own great sound with this manual for serious guitarists. Read about guitars, amplifiers and effects units and how to make your own gear work its best. A special section on the physics of sound is included. This is a must for every electric guitarist. A CD is available demonstrating all the guitars, amps, effects and master guitarists' setups.
Lord Vor said Getting Your Sound. The material in the 'book' is pretty sparse. I'm being generous when I refer to this pamphlet as a book, and at only Getting Your Sound The material in the 'book' is pretty sparse. I'm being generous when I refer to this pamphlet as a book, and at only 35 pages (before the 'book' cuts to samples of different setups) this product is only able to offer a brief summary of a range of guitars and effects pedals. The accompanying CD is helpful in that it allows the reader to hear what the 'book' is talking about, but is itself rather poorly put together. Each track contains a lot more unnecessary monologue and silence than actual guitar playing.I recommend this book to an absolute newcomer looking for a brief overview of how to alter one's sound.. 5 pages (before the 'book' cuts to samples of different setups) this product is only able to offer a brief summary of a range of guitars and effects pedals. The accompanying CD is helpful in that it allows the reader to hear what the 'book' is talking about, but is itself rather poorly put together. Each track contains a lot more unnecessary monologue and silence than actual guitar playing.I recommend this book to an absolute newcomer looking for a brief overview of how to alter one's sound.