Brian Sutich
StrapGraphics Guitar Straps Review

I geek out about custom, well crafted made things. Objects where you can feel the quality, know it’s one of a kind, and that’ll last you a lifetime. The other thing that is of the utmost importance to me, is that the company I’m dealing with has great customer service.

StrapGraphics is a guitar strap manufacturer that’s been making straps in the U.S. since 2008. They’re based out of Portland, and offer a range of straps that are incredibly customizable. When I’m talking about great customer service, I’m talking about Nate from SG, who helped me along with the process, and was a breeze to deal with.

StrapGraphics Guitar Straps Review
Brian Sutich
KraftGeek Music Stand Review
KraftGeek Music Stand Review
Brian Sutich
Chris Brooks' Guitar Alchemy
Chris Brooks' Guitar Alchemy
Brian Sutich
Tim Lerch & Molly Miller on Effective ...
Tim Lerch & Molly Miller on Effective Practice
Brian Sutich
How to learn guitar and make it stick
How to learn guitar and make it stick

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Chris Brooks' Guitar Alchemy

I've been loving Chris Brooks' new 'Guitar Alchemy' series on YouTube. The videos all have exciting and fun licks to learn, and to back all of that up, Chris is offering a crazy deal on his Gumroad page.

For just 3 bucks, you can get the PDF, Guitar Pro, and backing track files for all the videos in this series. If you want to work on your picking, position shifting, speed and more, you owe it to yourself to check this series out.

I've been following and purchasing Chris' books from Fundamental Changes for the longest time - and they're always jam packed with great instruction.

You can check out the link to his Gumroad page here, and view the first episode in the series below.

5 amazing YouTube guitar channels

5 amazing YouTube guitar channels

Many think of YouTube as a time waster, but really it’s a treasure trove of guitar knowledge (and the occasional cat video). You can learn so much for so little by just logging on and searching a topic you’re interested in. Want to learn the Mixolydian scale, how to play an A chord, or what the circle of fifths is? No problem! Between learning, entertainment, and reviews you could binge watch guitar videos for days.

Like anything that’s free though, it helps to know where to start, to cut through channels that aren’t so great yet, and to find out what’s helpful. Check out these five YouTube channels for guitar players.