Riff TV announces the opening of their guitar accessories, amplifiers and effects area. The new area at the site is designed to provide our visitors and members with quality resources and accessories.

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The amplifiers area includes carefully selected models from Fender and Marshall. The amplifiers listed were chosen for their performance and value. If you are looking for the right guitar amp be sure to stop by to see the choices at Riff TV. You can access the guitar amplifiers areas here:

It is always a very good idea to constantly add new musical terms to your vocabulary. In this article we want to mention several relevant musical terms and list their definitions. Take the time every week to explore musical terms and add them to your knowledge base. If you add a few terms each week, you will discover that your understanding of the guitar will grow steadily. If you are a new guitarist, here are a few relative terms that you may find useful.

This list of music terms and definitions will conclude our list of terms and definitions for the week. We will periodically post music terms and definitions in the Riff TV blog. There will be times when we post the terms in groups of two. It is a good musical practice and discipline to develop the habit of studying theory terms that will help you as a guitarist and a musician.

Line 6 guitar effects are some of the best effects money can buy. If you are looking for performance on stage or in the studio, Line 6 is a top choice. Line 6 guitar effects deliver a wide variety of sound that fit any musical style.

Rhythm guitar offers the player an opportunity to set the foundation of a song or arrangement. There are several approaches one can take when selecting a rhythm guitar style. Among the choices are a basic rhythm guitar strum, syncopated finger picking or an alternating bass note strum.

Metal guitar strings are subjected to many conditions that shorten their life. The life of guitar strings can be extended with care and proper maintenance. This article will help you to extend the life of your guitar strings.

We would like to thank our members for their ongoing participation at Riff TV. We would also like to inform everyone that additional artist requests have been received and the artists have been added to the Guitar Tabs - Sheet Music index. The latest updates have added some great guitar tablature and sheet music resources to the index.

This is the second part of a two part article that is designed to assist guitarists with solving the problem of loose frets on the fingerboard. Before you attempt to dress the frets on your guitar, be sure you correct any loose frets for proper results. This segment of the article picks up where part one ended. Be sure to see part 1 to get the complete picture.

The Les Paul was introduced in 1952. The first Les Paul was equipped with two high-impedance single-coil pickups with cream colored cover plates. It included a three-way pick-up selector switch with separate volume and tone controls.

This two-part repair article will assist even the novice guitarist with correcting the problems caused by loose frets. Many times guitarists want to dress the frets on their guitar in order to make them more uniform and improve the action. The issue of the loose fret must be addressed first.

History Of The Slide Guitar - There are many theories as to the origin of the slide guitar. W.C. Handy famously recalled hearing an unknown musician using a knife on the strings of his guitar. But this unknown bluesman had scarcely invented the style. For centuries musicians around the world have created sounds by dragging objects across stringed instruments. One example is the West African musical bow. This is a one-stringed instrument attached to a gourd resonator, and held against the body, while the player plucks the string and uses a bone or metal to vary the pitch.