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Quick, helpful videos from a guy who’s sold hundreds of guitars - covering everything from body styles and tonewoods to care, brands, and buying tips. With 150+ videos, this is like having a guitar expert in your pocket.
Quick, helpful videos from a guy who’s sold hundreds of guitars - covering everything from body styles and tonewoods to care, brands, and buying tips. With 150+ videos, this is like having a guitar expert in your pocket.
Few names are more iconic than Fender. In this quick overview, we cover what makes Fender guitars so legendary - from their classic Strat and Tele tones to their role in shaping rock, blues, country, and more. Whether you're a beginner or a longtime player, this video shows why Fender still leads the pack.
Epiphone gives players classic Gibson-inspired designs without the big price tag. In this video, you’ll learn why Epiphone guitars are a go-to choice for beginners and gigging musicians alike - especially those chasing that legendary Les Paul or SG tone on a budget.
If you play metal or hard rock, Jackson should be on your radar. This video highlights Jackson’s aggressive styling, fast necks, and high-output pickups. Whether it’s the dinky, soloist or pro series, Jackson rocks!
Washburn offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation, especially in their acoustic and acoustic-electric lineup. This quick video explores what makes Washburn guitars a solid choice for singer-songwriters, blues players, and beginners looking for real value.
Squier delivers iconic Fender shapes at beginner-friendly prices - but there’s more to it than just budget. In this video, we explain why Squier is a favorite for first-time players and modders alike, and why it’s worth your attention.
Cerberus Guitars is a rising boutique brand known for bold designs, pro-level features, and exceptional value. This video spotlights what makes Cerberus unique.
Cort is one of the world’s largest guitar manufacturers - even though you might not have heard the name. In this video, we highlight Cort’s role in building instruments for other major brands and their growing line of quality guitars at affordable prices.
Yamaha is one of the most trusted names in music gear - and their guitars are no exception. This video covers why Yamaha acoustics, electrics, and basses are favorites among beginners and pros alike.
Known for stunning art deco designs and jazz heritage, D’Angelico guitars blend vintage craftsmanship with modern playability. This video highlights the brand’s iconic look and why players love their hollow and semi-hollow electrics.
Ovation changed the game with its round-back acoustic design and onboard electronics. In this quick video, we explore how Ovation brought aerospace tech to guitars and why their unique look and sound still stand out today.
ESP LTD guitars are known for their sleek looks, heavy tones, and smooth playability - all at an accessible price point. In this video, we break down why LTD is a top pick for players into metal, hard rock, and alternative genres.
Built for speed and precision, Charvel guitars are made for shredders. In this video, we cover what makes Charvel a standout for rock, metal, and fusion players - from compound-radius necks to hot-rodded hardware.
Breedlove stands out for their sustainable tonewoods, unique body shapes, and smooth playability. If you're looking for a high-quality acoustic guitar with a modern feel, this video shows why Breedlove might be the right fit for you.
The Squier Sonic Series offers some of the most affordable Fender-style guitars on the market - but how do they actually stack up? In this quick video, we break down what the Sonic Series is all about: beginner-friendly price points, lightweight builds, and classic looks that make them perfect for first-time players or mod platforms.
The Gretsch Jim Dandy Series brings vintage charm and punchy parlor-sized tone to players on a budget. Inspired by Depression-era mail-order guitars, these short-scale acoustics are known for their boxy tone, old-school looks, and surprising playability. In this quick overview, we break down why the Jim Dandy is a favorite for blues, folk, and fingerstyle - and a fun addition to any collection.