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Books for the guitarist who wants to learn more.
Gain a better understanding of guitar
equipment to help improve your tone.
Published by Bigfoot Engineering Ltd.
Gain a better understanding of guitar
equipment to help improve your tone.
Published by Bigfoot Engineering Ltd.
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"Bought, read, and loved the book! Awesome read!" Matthew (Massachusetts, USA)
"I've had several epiphany or aha! moments. The book is written in an informative yet playful way that keeps in mind that many if not most of its readers will be electric guitar players rather than electrical engineers. This is one I will curl up by the fire and read again." Bingham (Texas, USA)
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Electrickery (ebook)
£12.99
An introduction to guitar electronics (download)
Have you ever wanted to know how guitars work? What about amps? Pickups? Speakers? Tubes, transistors and transformers? Is it all just a little bit overwhelming? The truth is, understanding the inner workings of the equipment we use can be hugely beneficial, and it needn't be scary.
This digital book takes you on a journey of discovery, shedding some much needed light on the dark magic of science. It debunks the myths, answers the important questions, and could just help you on your way to tonal enlightenment. This is unlike any school textbook you ever read. Electrickery really isn't half as bad as you might have thought.
Digital Download (PDF)
22 Chapters
96 Pages
Electrickery (hardback)
£19.99
An introduction to guitar electronics (physical)
Have you ever wanted to know how guitars work? What about amps? Pickups? Speakers? Tubes, transistors and transformers? Is it all just a little bit overwhelming? The truth is, understanding the inner workings of the equipment we use can be hugely beneficial, and it needn't be scary.
This digital book takes you on a journey of discovery, shedding some much needed light on the dark magic of science. It debunks the myths, answers the important questions, and could just help you on your way to tonal enlightenment. This is unlike any school textbook you ever read. Electrickery really isn't half as bad as you might have thought.