Electric Guitar
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Wilton Guitar Cake Pan $7.00 Novelty Cake Pan: Guitar. The leader in cake decorating tools Wilton doesn’t mess around with anything but the best! Their bake ware is the choice of serious bakers for wedding cakes and other special occasions. Features: thick durable construction, pure aluminum for consistent and professional results. Constructed of Aluminum for rust resistance and easy washing. Package takes any two-layer cake … |
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Mini Guitar Cake Decorating Toppers $0.99 These small plastic cake toppers are a great way to add something extra to a cake. The small toppers are approx 2.75 inches tall. They are black plastic with a shinny guitar paper graphic applied them. These where made for cakes would would be perfect for the right craft project…. |
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ELECTRIC GUITAR NEW 3 UP Jobs Candy Mold Chocolate $1.75 Made by one of the largest manufacturers of candy and soap molds, our chocolate and candy molds create fun shapes for parties, home cooking, or commercial candy shops. All chocolate candy molds are reusable and made of durable PETG plastic, and FDA approved…. |
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It Might Get Loud [Blu-ray] $8.54 Three generations of rock guitarists come together for It Might Get Loud, a 2009 documentary directed by Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth). These are not just your garden-variety guitar gods: Jimmy Page, in his mid-’60s at the time of the film, founded Led Zeppelin, who dominated the 1970s following the breakup of the Beatles. As a member of U2, 48-year-old David Evans, better known as the … |
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Paranoid $3.11 No Description Available.Genre: Popular MusicMedia Format: Compact DiskRating: Release Date: 9-MAR-1989… |
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It Might Get Loud $8.41 The Sony DVD It Might Get Loud is an epic, exhilarating backstage pass into the world of rock stars. There are guitar players, and then there are rock stars. Over the course of one day, three generations of electric guitar phenoms come together, crank up their amps, and let it roll.Documentarian Davis Guggenheim gives us so much more than an all-star jam session (that alone would make even the gna… |
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Electric Slide Guitar [VHS] $6.00 This video will introduce guitarists to the world of playing electric slide guitar in open G and open E tunings. David begins with the basics of getting a good slide sound, takes you through slide scale patterns and riffs in open position and up the neck, and demonstrates step-by-step how to create riffs, solos and backup parts in the styles of Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Duane Allman and Ry Coode… |
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Special Olympics – A Special Kind of Love … |
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Vinnie Moore: Advanced Lead Guitar Techniques VINNIE MOORE “Advanced Lead Guitar Techniques” features: Left & right hand exercises for speed and accuracy, theory, substitution scales, playing scales in seconds, thirds, etc., advanced “pivoting” licks & exercises, the classical violin-like technique, arpeggio “sweeps,” building triplet patterns, advanced chromatic exercises and more (60 min.)… |
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Velcro Reusable Self-Gripping Cable Ties, 0.5 Inches x 8 Inches Long, Black, 100 Ties per Pack (91140) $3.79 Ties, Reusable, Adustable, Pre-cut, 8, 100 Count, Black Velcro 91140 Reusable Self-Gripping Cable Ties 1/2 x 8 Long Black 100 Ties per Pack… |
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Ibanez Rg2228 Electric Guitar $2099.99 Ibanez RG2228 Electric Guitar |
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Kaces Electric Guitar Bag $19.99 Kaces Electric Guitar Bag |
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Ibanez Sv5470 Electric Guitar $1499.99 Ibanez SV5470 Electric Guitar |
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Traveler Guitar Eg-2 Travel Electric Guitar White $479.99 Traveler Guitar EG-2 Travel Electric Guitar White |
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Traveler Guitar Speedster Travel Electric Guitar Black $379.99 Traveler Guitar Speedster Travel Electric Guitar Black |
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Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric Guitar Natural $339.99 Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric Guitar Natural |
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Traveler Guitar Eg-1 Custom Electric Guitar Black $549.99 Traveler Guitar EG-1 Custom Electric Guitar Black |
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Traveler Guitar Speedster Electric Guitar Camouflage $499.99 Traveler Guitar Speedster Electric Guitar Camouflage |
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Schecter Guitar Research Stargazer Electric Guitar Black $649 Schecter Guitar Research Stargazer Electric Guitar Black |
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Traveler Guitar Eg-2 Travel Electric Guitar Sunburst $499.99 Traveler Guitar EG-2 Travel Electric Guitar Sunburst |
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Used Antares Electric Guitar $349.99 In Store Used USED ANTARES ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Used Sebring Electric Guitar $99.99 In Store Used USED SEBRING ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Used Alvarez Electric Guitar $169.99 In Store Used USED ALVAREZ ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Used Axl Electric Guitar $89.99 In Store Used USED AXL ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Used Behringer Electric Guitar $79.99 In Store Used USED BEHRINGER ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Used Fernandes Electric Guitar $99.99 In Store Used USED FERNANDES ELECTRIC GUITAR |
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Takamine Eg341c Acoustic-Electric Guitar $359 Takamine EG341C Acoustic-Electric Guitar |
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Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Jetglo $1399 Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Jetglo |
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Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Mapleglo $1399 Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Mapleglo |
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Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Fireglo $1399 Rickenbacker 620 Electric Guitar Fireglo |
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Ibanez Rga42te Electric Guitar Black $699.99 Ibanez RGA42TE Electric Guitar Black |
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Ibanez Pm120 Electric Guitar Natural $3199.99 Ibanez PM120 Electric Guitar Natural |
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Ibanez Pm120 Electric Guitar Black $3199.99 Ibanez PM120 Electric Guitar Black |
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Peavey Session Electric Guitar Black $499.99 Peavey Session Electric Guitar Black |
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Ibanez Art500e Electric Guitar Black $599.99 Ibanez ART500E Electric Guitar Black |
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G&L Sc-2 Electric Guitar Black $1050 G&L SC-2 Electric Guitar Black |
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Ibanez Rg5sp Electric Guitar Silver $399.99 Ibanez RG5SP Electric Guitar Silver |
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Ibanez Rg350mdx Electric Guitar Black $399.99 Ibanez RG350MDX Electric Guitar Black |
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$10.39 shipped–$9.64 shipped–Mini ABS Musical Instrument Electric Guitar Toy (Brown) $10.39 You can play beautiful songs with this cute mini electric guitar. |
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$10.85 shipped–$9.98 shipped–24K Gold-Plated Copper Core Connecting Cable for Electric Guitar $10.85 This connecting cable is a noise shielded cable for your electic guitar. |
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$10.85 shipped–$9.98 shipped–24K Gold-Plated Copper Core Connecting Cable for Electric Guitar (Blue) $10.85 This connecting cable is a noise shielded cable for your electic guitar. |
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$10.85 shipped–$9.98 shipped–24K Gold-Plated Copper Core Connecting Cable for Electric Guitar (White) $10.85 This connecting cable is a noise shielded cable for your electic guitar. |
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$3.89 shipped–$3.67 shipped–BGD-001 Professional Trigger Guitar Capo (Red) $3.89 The trigger capo features a curved shape that fits almost any acoustic or electric guitar. |
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$3.99 shipped–$3.67 shipped–BGD-001 Professional Trigger Guitar Capo (Golden) $3.99 The trigger capo features a curved shape that fits almost any acoustic or electric guitar. |
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$3.99 shipped–$3.75 shipped–Capo for 6-String Acoustic Electric Guitar Bass (Green) $3.99 Capo for 6-string acoustic electric guitars. |
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$4.29 shipped–$4.03 shipped–A-007 Capo for 6-String Acoustic Electric Guitar Bass (Black) $4.29 A-007 capo for 6-string acoustic electric guitars. |
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$6.25 shipped–$6 shipped–USB Copper Cable for Electronic Musical Instrument $6.25 This cable connects your accordion. piano. violin. electronic organ. hand-rolled piano and electric guitar to the computer audio card. |
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’65 Mustang Reissue Electric Guitar (Assorted Colors) $939.99 Small and fast – like a sports car! Fender is proud to reissue the ’65 Mustang, from the first full year of Mustang production. The Mustang was originally one of Fender’s “Student” models but was destined for the big time; seen slung over the shoulders of icons like David Byrne, John Fruiscante, Kurt Cobain, Todd Rundgren and Adrian Belew to name just a few! This reissue’s got great color and cosmetic options, as well as heightened level of period correct detailing (woods, logos, etc.) A real beauty! Limited lifetime warranty. Case not included. |
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’84 Baretta Electric Guitar $699.99 Styled in the image of the original Kramer Baretta of 1984 with its scaled down double-cutaway maple body, this guitar recaptures the metal craze of the 1980s in all its glory. A bolt-on 25.5"-scale maple neck has been carved into an ultra-fast thin taper profile and topped with 22 Jumbo frets for extremely fast playability and effortless string-bending.This Baretta keeps things simple with a single high-output Seymour Duncan JB humbucker pickup in the bridge position with push/pull series parallel coil tapping. The rockin' black-plated hardware includes a Floyd Rose "double-locking" vibrato unit, which will keep you in tune through even the most aggressive shredding. The 84 Baretta is finished in your choice of solid red, black with red bullseye, or white with black bullseye. Case not included.Order your Kramer '84 Baretta Electric Guitar from Sam Ash Direct today with the security of our 45/60 day return/price protection policy and fast, free shipping. |
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‘Pizzaz’ Acrylic On Canvas Wall Art $132.99 This contemporary acrylic on canvas wall art depicts an electric guitar using a bold color palette of yellow, orange, red, plum and black. This piece is designed to create a dramatic focal point for your home. |
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‘Round Midnight $11.99 This is a typically tasteful Kenny Burrell record (reissued on CD) with the guitarist mostly emphasizing ballads. Five of the seven songs (which include “Make Someone Happy,” “Since I Fell for You” and the theme from “A Streetcar Named Desire”) find Burrell assisted by pianist Richard Wyands (who also played electric piano), bassist Reggie Johnson and drummer Lenny McBrowne. “‘Round Midnight” is played by Burrell with pianist Joe Sample, bassist Johnson and drummer Paul Humphrey while “Blues in the Night” is an unaccompanied guitar solo. Although the music overall is well-played, no real sparks fly and the results often border on being sleepy. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi |
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– Coffin Case G-185R Universal Electric Guitar Case, Black Exterior with Red Interior $119 Constructed of rugged multiply wood, the Coffin Case G-185R Universal Guitar Case houses all standard electric guitars and fits LP-style guitars extremely well. Features redesigned red velvet diamond-tuck interior with shock-resistant velvet pillow to keep your axe resting in peace. A large neck compartment with reinforced wood cross bracing holds your valuable accessories. Five steel latches and the durable black PVC exterior are road ready. Interior dimensions of the G-185 Guitar Case are: 41.5 x 2.5 x 7 /13.5 /5.5 . |
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…And They Have Escaped the Weight of Darkness $16.98 They must be putting something in the water over there in Iceland that makes musicians work in unexpected ways. Their biggest pop and rock exports — Bj? rk and Sig? r Ros, respectively — have borne very little relation to what the rest of the world thinks of as pop and rock, so why should their most promising young neo-classical composer be any different? At an age when most young men are still trying to decide between grad school and the night shift at Denny’s, Olafur Arnalds has already made a name for himself as a musical maverick who skirts the edges of the classical, rock, electronic, and avant-garde worlds with enthusiastic ease, a Nico Muhly with a higher tolerance for cold weather, if you will. On his second full-length release, Arnalds moves further away from electronics to embrace a more acoustically oriented approach centered on piano and strings. Electronics do play a supporting role — they’re simply used to enhance the atmosphere here and there, but in the main, Arnalds is creating 21st century chamber music here, as the piano makes simple, elegant statements whose harmonic possibilities are further fleshed out by the strings. And Arnalds may be a modernist in terms of pushing stylistic boundaries, but he still has some old-school, downright romantic notions about melodic movement — you won’t find any polytonality or serial music among these tracks. Arnalds prefers instead to repurpose old-school harmonic conventions in a new context, offering the listener a readily accessible emotional connection but still breaking new ground. And on the few strategic spots in the album where Arnalds drops in drums and/or electric guitar and repetitive motifs, the effect is not dissimilar to the headier moments of the aforementioned Sig? r Ros, or perhaps early-? 70s Pink Floyd at their most ethereal, showing the rock crowd that they too have a point of entry into this music. ~ J. Allen, Rovi |
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…As It Never Was $15.98 The more musical and nuanced bands in extreme metal do not live by volume and brute force alone. Those are the bands that have enough going on melodically and harmonically that they would still sound good even if they opted to unplug and perform in an acoustic environment — which, in fact, is exactly what Eluveitie did when they recorded Evocation I: The Arcane Dominion in late 2008. Minus the crunching metal guitar they usually favor, Eluveitie provided an acoustic-oriented folk-rock album that wasn’t as heavy or hard-driving as their other releases, but was quite edgy nonetheless. Everything Remains (As It Never Was), however, marks their return to full-fledged metal, and the blend of forcefulness and musicality that served them well on previous electric albums also serves them well this time. The Swiss folk metal/melodic death metal unit’s interest in Medieval and Celtic music goes beyond the superficial; it is an integral part of what Eluveitie does. So on Everything Remains (As It Never Was), bruising metal guitar, thrashiness, and death metal-growling vocals are right at home with flutes, pipes, whistles, and other instruments traditionally used in European folk. This is an excellent CD that manages to be dark, menacing, and enchanting at the same time. Granted, Eluveitie’s blend of death metal and Euro-folk elements won’t appeal to death metal purists, but for those who do appreciate folk metal, Everything Remains (As It Never Was) is exactly what the Medieval doctor ordered. ~ Alex Henderson, Rovi |
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.048 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball – 1148 $2 .048 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball – 1148 |
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.056 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball -1156 $2.25 .056 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball -1156 |
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.058 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball – 1158 $2.25 .058 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Single String – Ernie Ball – 1158 |
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000CXE Black Auditorium Acoustic Electric Guitar $699 With the 000CXE, Martin presents a striking statement of a guitar at a very affordable price. And with the onboard Fishman Prefix Pro electronics, it sounds just as good! Features include: small-knob chrome tuners, a natural Stratabond neck, an intricate gold and black herringbone rosette design, a Black Micarta fingerboard and bridge, and a Jett Black textured finish. Case not included. |
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000X1AE Acoustic Electric Guitar $499 The Martin 000X1AE features a solid Sitka spruce top, mahogany pattern HPL back and sides and Martin's D1 style bracing for stability and resonance. The back and sides are constructed of patented high-pressure laminate (HPL) and then joined to a solid Sitka spruce top.. The Fishman Sonitone system features proven Sonicore under-saddle pickup technology combined with "easy access" volume and tone controls conveniently and strategically located just inside the sound hole. The Martin 000X1AE comes with a modified low oval neck made of Stratabond with a 20-fret black Richlite fingerboard. The hand rubbed finish adds a look of pure class – pure Martin! Additional highlights include sealed chrome tuners, compensated Tusq saddle, tortoise color pickguard and a custom rosette of inlaid Boltaron with red fiber and a multiple black/white/black pattern. Case not included.Solid Sitka spruce topMahogany Pattern HPL Textured Finish back and sidesFishman Sonitone electronicsA-Frame bracingRust Stratabond neckBlack Richlite fingerboard20 medium fretsWhite Corian nutChrome Enclosed Tuners with Small ButtonsBlack Richlite Bridge with Tusq saddleTortoise color pickguard25.4" scaleHand rubbed finishCase not included |
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000X1AE Left Handed Acoustic Electric Guitar $499 The Martin 000X1AE features a solid Sitka spruce top, mahogany pattern HPL back and sides and Martin's D1 style bracing for stability and resonance. C.F. Martin & Co. has always made a prudent use of natural resources, especially rare or endangered tone woods. At the same time, Martin is committed to building guitars of superior tone and playability that are affordable to every guitarist. The 000X1AE more than meets both of these criteria. The back and sides are constructed of patented high-pressure laminate (HPL) and then joined to a solid Sitka spruce top. The Fishman Sonitone system features proven Sonicore under-saddle pickup technology combined with "easy access" volume and tone controls conveniently and strategically located just inside the sound hole. The Martin 000X1AE comes with a modified low oval neck made of Stratabond with a 20-fret black Richlite fingerboard. The hand rubbed finish adds a look of pure class – pure Martin! Additional highlights include sealed chrome tuners, compensated Tusq saddle, tortoise color pickguard and a custom rosette of inlaid Boltaron with red fiber and a multiple black/white/black pattern. Case not included.Solid Sitka spruce topMahogany Pattern HPL Textured Finish back and sidesFishman Sonitone electronicsA-Frame bracingRust Stratabond neckBlack Richlite fingerboard20 medium fretsWhite Corian nutChrome Enclosed Tuners with Small ButtonsBlack Richlite Bridge with Tusq saddleTortoise color pickguard25.4" scaleHand rubbed finishCase not included |
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00CXAE Grand Concert Acoustic Electric Guitar $649 With a modified, low oval neck and a solid striped ebony fingerboard, the Martin 00CXAE Acoustic Electric guitar may be one of the smoothest-playing guitars youll ever pick up. The lower 14 frets are easily accessible, and the guitars cutaway body make reaching the upper six a breeze. The 00CXAEs Fishman Classic 4 Sonicore electronics with preamp allow you to obtain total flexibility in your guitars tone with next to no feedback. And with a jet black, high-pressure laminate (HPL) textured finish top, you know that this guitar looks just as good as it sounds.The 00CXAE Grand Concert Acoustic/Electric guitar is noted to have fantastic, warm overtones that are reminiscent of a full-bodied dreadnaught guitar. Players also love the 00CXAEs incredibly low action, which is easy on the fingers even when playing with thicker, bronze strings.Get your 00CXAE Grand Concert guitar today from Sam Ash Direct and enjoy the guaranteed low price, fast free shipping, and our 45/60 day return/price protection policy. Benefit from the more than 85 years of Sam Ash experience.Jet black, high-pressure laminate top, back and sides with a cutaway body that allows easy access to the upper frets.Low oval neck with a solid striped ebony fingerboard and low action allow for smooth, effortless playing that is easy on the hands.Warm, full tones that rival those of full body dreadnaughts.Versatile Fishman Classic 4 Preamp and Sonicore pickup with EQ for full bass, middle and treble control. Extremely feedback resistant when plugged into an amp, allowing for great, onstage sound that rivals performance in the studio.Martin limited lifetime warrantyCase not included. |
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00CXAELH Left Handed Acoustic Electric Guitar (Black) $649 For the left-handed player comes a model of excellence and value. The CF Martin 00CXAE is a beautiful thin body acoustic / electric guitar. Features a body made of laminate tonewoods, cutaway design, 20 frets total (14 clear), Black Micarta fingerboard and bridge and a Fishman Classic 4 preamp with Sonicore pickup. Case not included. . |
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101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Rhythm Patterns in the Electric Urban / Chicago Style (Book and Cd) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series) $42.95 Used |
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101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Rhythm Patterns in the Electric Urban / Chicago Style (Book and Cd) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series) $185.86 New |
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101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Rhythm Patterns in the Electric Urban / Chicago Style (Book and Cd) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series) $43.95 Used |
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101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Rhythm Patterns in the Electric Urban / Chicago Style (Book and Cd) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series) $42.95 New |
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1012 Electric Guitar String (.012) $0.8 Gauge: .012 |
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1020 Single Plain Guitar String (.020) $0.8 Ernie Ball strings are carefully crafted using the highest quality materials to ensure superior tone and reliability. The specially tempered high carbon steel core wire’s hexagonal shape ensures the wrap wire is securely held in place through the length of the string. Precision crafted Swiss brass ball ends are attached with a triple lock twist. Made of specially tempered tin plated high carbon steel. This string is great for use on electric and acoustic guitars, banjos and mandolins but, not classical guitars. Gauge: .020 |
Electric Guitar – Chris Brown
It’s Hard To Dispute That The Guitar Is Extremely Cool
In all the universe of musical instruments, how many men — at least — would ever argue with the notion that there’s never been a cooler musical instrument than an acoustic or electric guitar? Sure, a drum set can give the guitar a run for its money in certain circumstances, but who’s strong enough to strap a set of drums on their back and play for nickels and dimes on a street corner? A guitar lets a person do that, if needed.
For most guys who don’t have the musculoskeletal structure to carry around a complete twenty piece, hard-rocking heavy metal drum set on their backs, it’s the guitar by a landslide. Certainly the instrument has done its part to make more men and boys try to learn to play it than anything else ever has ever gotten men and boys to attempt something. Even one of those big dreadnought acoustic guitar rigs has a hold on men and boys unlike most any other instrument.
In addition to all of the guitar’s physical attractions, there seems to be something metaphysical to it, as well. Certainly women seem to feel it, as most of them admit that a guy who knows how to play guitar is — even when he’s really not — a bit more interesting. It may not be that they’re all that attracted to the guy, but the sounds coming from the guitar certainly have an effect.
Take a moment to consider one of those very nice acoustic guitars like maybe an Alvarez acoustic guitar. It’s made with precision and beauty and many men go weak in the knees at the thought of learning enough to be able to play it well. Realistically, only one in 1000 men will ever really be able to do so, but they have their fantasies and this particular one is generally harmless.
Over the last half-century, guitars of all types have come to dominate cultural awareness when it comes to music. Probably, Chuck Berry and his wild playing in the late 50s can be most blamed for the phenomenon. But even somebody sitting around with an acoustic guitar and a lot of classical guitar training will admit that he gets a thrill from playing the opening riff to ‘Johnny B. Goode.’
And this is the beauty of learning to play guitar; because one can start out on something like a Takamine acoustic guitar and then — after toughening up his fingertips and strengthening his hand muscles — be ready to transfer all that hard-won knowledge over to a slick playing and totally beautiful sunburst Fender Strat. What boy or man hasn’t dreamed of that?
Taken altogether, it’s hard to dispute that the guitar holds a prime place in the world of music. Certainly, it grabs hold of many boys and men in a way that even the most beautiful leather baseball glove can never do. There’s just something about picking up a guitar, no matter if it’s an acoustic or an electric, that helps people feel better about themselves and about the people around them, and that’s a good thing in the end.