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DECEMBER 22, 2009
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ACOUSTIC GUITAR BOOKS

Acoustic Guitar Slide Basics
By David Hamburger
Bitten by the blues bug? If you have always wanted to explore the haunting sounds of acoustic slide guitar, or are looking to brush up on your bottleneck basics, this easy-to-follow, step-by-step CD lesson book will have you well on your way to mastering one of the great styles of American roots music.
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ACOUSTIC GUITAR’S 20TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE CELEBRATES TWO DECADES OF GUITAR AND GEAR INNOVATIONS
Two decades of innovation have brought radical changes to how instruments, accessories, and performing and recording equipment are made, bought, and played. Acoustic Guitar magazine’s 20th Anniversary special issue includes a variety of articles about the state of the guitar industry and how it has changed since Acoustic Guitar published its first issue in 1990. Check out the following articles online or in the February 2010 issue of Acoustic Guitar magazine. AcousticGuitar.com
GEAR MILESTONES
Twenty of the most influential products introduced in the past two decades. [More]
MODERN TIMES
How technology has transformed guitar factories since 1990. [More]
INDEPENDENT LUTHIERS GO MAINSTREAM
Custom guitar makers have refined their craft, guitarists have more options than ever, and an entire supporting industry has emerged. [More]
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
Advanced manufacturing techniques and state-of-the-art factories have led to entry-level guitars that are better than ever. [More]
RECORDING REVOLUTION
In the past 20 years, digital home recording has become an advanced and affordable art. [More]
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L.R. BAGGS ANTHEM
L.R. Baggs has added a new internal-mic-and-pickup combination to its line of amplification products. The Anthem system is based on Baggs’s new Tru-Mic microphone, which Baggs says “captures the majority of the sound of the guitar while eliminating any annoying honking or boxy qualities that have been previously associated with internal miking.” The Anthem is scheduled to ship in April 2010. lrbaggs.com
NATIONAL M-1 WOOD-BODY TRICONE
The National Reso-Phonic Company has introduced a new mahogany version of its metal-bodied M-1 Tricone. With mahogany top, sides, back, and neck; an ebony fretboard, bone nut, and aluminum T bridge, the instrument weighs in at just over 6 pounds, nearly 3.3 pounds lighter than its metal-bodied counterpart. nationalguitars.com
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January 8–February 4, 2010
NEW YORK GUITAR FESTIVAL
New York, New York
newyorkguitarfestival.org
January 14–17, 2010
WINTER NAMM SHOW
Anaheim, California
namm.org
March 24–27, 2010
MUSIKMESSE FRANKFURT
Frankfurt, Germany
musik.messefrankfurt.com
April 16–18, 2010
NEWPORT GUITAR FESTIVAL, SOUTH FLORIDA
Hollywood, Florida
newportguitarfestivalmiamibeach.com
July 2–4, 2010
MONTREAL GUITAR SHOW
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
montrealguitarshow.ca
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