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Guitar Player Presents Do-it-yourself Projects for Guitarists by Craig Anderton

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Guitar Player Presents Do-it-yourself Projects for Guitarists

Craig Anderton

Backbeat · Paperback · March 1, 1995

Reading lane: Guitar

34 Useful, Inexpensive Electronic Projects That Help You Unlock Your Instrument's Potential This unique book features step-by-step projects for guitarists who want to maximize and personalize electric sound quality, and minimize electronic problems.

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Who It's For

Electric guitarists seeking hands-on electronics projects to customize their soundGuitarists interested in reading schematics and building audio projects

Book Details

Authors
Craig Anderton
Publisher
Backbeat
Published
March 1, 1995
Format
Paperback
Theme
Guitar · Transistors & Devices
Reading lane
Guitar

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Music

  • Guitar

About This Book

34 Useful, Inexpensive Electronic Projects That Help You Unlock Your Instrument's Potential This unique book features step-by-step projects for guitarists who want to maximize and personalize electric sound quality, and minimize electronic problems. It includes how-to instructions for 34 different projects, and guidelines for reading schematics, plus construction tips. Projects include installing a de-hisser to create vintage effects, a great-sounding tube preamp, a cord tes...

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34 Useful, Inexpensive Electronic Projects That Help You Unlock Your Instrument's Potential This unique book features step-by-step projects for guitarists who want to maximize and personalize electric sound quality, and minimize electronic problems. It includes how-to instructions for 34 different projects, and guidelines for reading schematics, plus construction tips. Projects include installing a de-hisser to create vintage effects, a great-sounding tube preamp, a cord tester that catches intermittent problems, adapters to interface with studio gear, and more. These and other hands-on projects give electric guitarists the necessary edge in today's competitive music scene - a distinct personalized sound, plus the satisfaction of knowing they achieved it themselves.

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