July 20th, 2010
The blog here can quickly become pretty quiet due to a lack of time on my part.
If you have an interest in Guitar or music and would like to write a post yourself then please contact me and I will gladly list all quality articles.
If you own your own website you are welcome to include one text link back to your site that will be dofollow.
I must insist that the article or blog post must be unique and only be provided to this site.
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April 27th, 2010
Our guitar forums have recently undergone a few changes. Gone is phpbb and in comes punbb - a simple but cleaner, friendlier forum script. I am sure that everyone will find it much easier to use and more simple to navigate around.
To get things going within our guitar forum we are inviting all guitar and music lovers to come on in and post. For each member that posts 20 times before the 31st May 2010 will be entered into our competition draw that is taking place on the 31st May 2010. At random one lucky winner will win £50 to be paid via Paypal in whatever your chosen currency.
Of course we will be discounting any posts that do not provide value to the forum.
So if you love guitar or music then why not get chatting and you could be the lucky winner.
Signing up to our Guitar Forum is simple and FREE so get chatting today!
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June 26th, 2008
Guitar effects pedals come in all shapes and sizes. They have one primary goal – to alter the sound that your guitar produces.
There are literally hundreds of guitar effects pedals to choose from – some creating noises and sounds that you would find hard to fit into, what I would call, normal music.
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April 18th, 2008
Hi
I want to bring to everyone’s attention a fantastic post by a member of the forum regarding how to go about starting to teach guitar.
If you are a guitarist then you may have considered using your skills to help others - and earn a bit of cash along the way. Getting the students is the easiest part - the hard part comes with knowing what to teach when they are there.
I am certain you will find this post useful
http://forums.ollysguitar.com/viewtopic.php?p=888#888
Come and join in the discussion.
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