Originally published by Break The Machine, I wrote this piece to address one of my least favourite things – online guitar culture. Big thanks to Andy for sending it out, and for his constant support of the Rep.– JTD If you’ve been anywhere near the internet you’ll know about the golden rule – don’t read […]
Dedicated pick collector and keen admirer of Japanese guitarists, Chuck Kirby submitted this piece following a discussion with YouTube guitarist Norizo. Much and many thanks to Chuck for his submission – read all about it below!– JTD A vital component of any guitar player’s arsenal of gear is probably the smallest, which is the type […]
Fender and Gibson get the close-up treatment from Joe Macey in this sixth installment of our seven-part serial. Bonus section in the form of Gibson’s Golden Age. Read my interview with Joe here:https://www.heavyrepping.com/into-view-joe-macey/ Joe’s YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQl5LH8fXshnEVK_rRBVGVA
In part 5 of Joe Macey’s article, we take a look at the fabulous world of vintage mosaics and patterns, some of the most fantastic looking picks in the Plectroverse. Don’t forget to visit Joe’s channel at the link in the description for the good stuff!
Part four of Joe Macey’s fabulous article, represented here by Heavy Repping. This episode Joe donates his fabulous knowledge to the subject of Grips, from cork to rubber to striations, with some truly excellent pictures as always. Please go and check out Joe’s channel at the link below:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQl5LH8fXshnEVK_rRBVGVA Read the full article here:https://www.heavyrepping.com/an-introduction-to-vintage-guitar-picks-joe-macey/
This article was written in its entirety by Joe Macey, and is published here for the first time. It is also available in audio form on the Heavy Repping Podcast, and on YouTube in serial form. Many thanks to Joe for allowing me to publish his work, which, save for formatting, remains unedited. – JTD […]
So often when musicians talk about picks, the assertion is that they’ve always been the same way, made by the same companies, and that although it’s definitely possible to look outside of Dunlop, D’Andrea, Pickboy etc, a lot of guitar players don’t. How different could a plectrum be? Luckily, there’s a fertile crop of young […]
I sit down for a virtual chat with Paul from Bog Street following the release of their new Axe Series picks. Check it out on the Podcast too! http://www.bogstreet.com