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If you travel often with your electric guitar, you likely at one point decided it was worth investing in a quality hardshell or heavy-duty flight case to protect your instrument. The worst thing that could happen for a traveling guitarist is to arrive at the destination, pick up your checked-in guitar from the conveyor belt, […]

(April 6th, 2021) Today, in an hour-long Facebook live stream, Ola Strandberg officially launched the all new Sälen Jazz and Boden DR Titanium models. The Sälen Jazz brings a distinct new look to their lineup with the F-hole carved sound hole on its chambered mahogany body and solid maple top. The mahogany carbon fiber reinforced neck

If you’re a fan of clip-on tuners and recently upgraded to a headless guitar, you may think the days of conveniently sticking a tuner on the headstock are over. Luckily, that’s not the case! The Jowoom Grabtune tuner is perfect for clamping onto the headpiece and will work on most (if not all) headless guitars.

There is more variety in headless guitars than ever before and many of the models have their own unique characteristics in terms of body shape and overall design. Yet, at the same time, many of the designs are not so different compared to the headstock guitars we’re used to seeing. They are just a modern

As headless guitars have grown in popularity over the years, especially in the last few, headless basses have followed. What many don’t know, however, is that the first headless instrument was actually a bass, the Steinberger L2, and not a guitar. The pioneer, Ned Steinberger, had the idea after working with renowned bass luthier, Stuart

Note: This post is not meant to disparage traditional guitars with headstocks but to highlight the unique advantages that headless guitars have to offer. These differences can be quite significant depending on what you are looking for in your instrument. Also, if you are a bassist reading this, keep in mind that these advantages apply