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B7 Chord Photos: High Resolution.

What is a guitar cutaway?

[Chris's new Kronbauer by Larry Jacobsen, Attribution 2.0 Generic]

A guitar cutaway is when a guitar's body is "cut away" just below the bottom of the neck. Cutaways make it easier to play lead guitar licks and melodies up higher on the neck, like above the 12th fret.

Want to learn more about guitar cutaways and why guitars have them? I've included a bunch of high-resolution pictures for your viewing enjoyment in this blog post.

When Not To Practice (and how to figure out when to move forward)

How to Learn Guitar on YouTube

Guitar Calluses: How long does it take to get them?

Micro-Practicing: The Most Underrated Way to Practice Guitar

Buy a guitar at a guitar shop, or buy online?

What is a guitar pickup switch (or pickup selector switch)?

There are all sorts of options you have as a guitarist without ever having to resort to guitar pedals or fancy electronics. This post gets into one of the most fundamental ways to affect your tone on your guitar: Your guitar pickup switch.

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What do the dots on a guitar neck mean?

The dots on the guitar neck are visual references. They help you jump to a different part of the neck quickly, easily, and with accuracy.

For example, if you were playing Tunnels by the Arcade Fire, you might play a power chord on the 1st fret followed by a power chord on the 10th fret. The dots, being visual references, make a nine fret jump a bit easier.

The rest of this post will go over all the details of the dots on a guitar neck, what they mean, and how you can use them to augment your guitar fun. Let's hit it...

When you fall in love with a guitar, that's the guitar to buy.

I'm certain that this next piece of advice will register will just about everyone:

Only buy a guitar if you're in love with it.

The trouble is, how do you find a guitar worthy of your admiration? Luckily, this post gets into all of the nerdy details.

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