PRS has unveiled Myles Kennedy’s long-awaited T-type signature guitar, and it’s a beauty

Yes, it’s really happening: PRS has unveiled Myles Kennedy’s long-awaited T-type signature guitar, and it’s a beauty | “I hadn’t heard such clarity and definition before”: Tosin Abasi has overhauled his backline with a new stereo tube amp rig | Guitarists on TikTok are wrapping rubber bands around their strings – here’s why Created for sauuuuul.peliculas@blogger.com |  Web Version June 21, 2023 CONNECT WITH THE PICK       Handpicked stories from the world of guitar SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE Top Stories Yes, it's really happening: PRS has unveiled Myles Kennedy's long-awaited T-type signature guitar, and it's a beauty (PRS Guitars) At long last, the Alter Bridge guitarist's hotly anticipated Tele-a-like has become a reality – and it's been released alongside a standard-run NF 53 "I hadn't heard such clarity and definition before": Tosin Abasi has overhauled his backline with a new stereo tube amp rig (Bad Cat Amps) The Animals as Leaders mastermind – and former Axe-Fx devotee – has switched to Bad Cat Amps for his tour with Dream Theater and Devin Townsend Guitarists on TikTok are wrapping rubber bands around their strings – here's why (TikTok) Hint: it's a cheap, less invasive version of a hugely popular indie guitar mod Features His playing took Eric Clapton's breath away and David Bowie called him the most exciting guitarist since Jeff Beck: how Stevie Ray Vaughan became a blues guitar hero (Robert Knight Archive/Redferns) Inside the rise of the Jimi Hendrix-worshipping Stratocaster master, who delivered some of the greatest solos and tones in guitar history Ayla Tesler-Mabé: "I'm not sure I want to hear a purely improvisational solo... My favorite solos are the ones that are singable" (Raunie Mae) The Ludic (and ex-Calpurnia) guitarist discusses her solo debut experiment, where "every single note is something I understand and believe in" From Guitar Player John Lennon played it on repeat and Frank Sinatra called it the best song of the '70s – here's how a simple C9 chord inspired Little River Band's Top 10 hit, Reminiscing (Getty Images) The band's guitarist, Graeham Goble, reveals how learning this extended chord unlocked LRB's "pinnacle song" in half an hour How the Smiths and R.E.M. gave Rickenbacker guitars renewed appeal in the early '80s (Ebet Roberts, Peter Pakvis/Redferns) Johnny Marr and Peter Buck's standout tones heralded the arrival of alternative rock Buyer's Guides The best guitar tuner apps available today (Lilly Roadstones/Getty Images) These free and paid options are perfect for musicians on the move Full Story: Guitar World (6/21)  Lessons 30 beautiful acoustic guitar chords you need to know (Getty Images) Increase your musical vocabulary and expand your compositional horizons, in each and every key Reviews Bare Knuckle Pickups Peacemaker humbucker review (Bare Knuckle Pickups) Chris Robertson's signature humbucker could be the aftermarket PAF-alike you've been waiting for LEARN MORE ABOUT The Pick: Guitar World  |    Guitar Player  |    Guitarist Total Guitar  |    Bass Player  |    Guitar Techniques Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036

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