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We are a growing ministry focused magazine that provides FREE resources for worship leaders and guitarists. Currently we are only supported by revenue from advertisements. With rapid growth goals for 2015, as far as the resources we offer, we have decided to provide our readers with the ability to donate to our cause as well. Currently we…
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PRS Starla S2 Guitar Review
The PRS Starla has been out for a few years now but they have gotten little attention in the worship space. PRS a couple years ago released the Starla S2 in order to compete with the filtertron loving audience in a lower price point. PRS patented Starla pickups are great combination of vintage Les Paul and…
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Walrus Audio Announces the Phoenix Clean Power Supply
Oklahoma City, OK February 11, 2015 Walrus Audio is excited to announce the newest addition, of the Pheonix Clean Power Supply, to their boutique line-up of effects pedals. The Phoenix Clean Power is an isolated power supply with 15 inputs. Walrus Audio utilizes two internal custom wound toroidal transformers which the cleanest power and the…
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Dr. Z Maz 18 Guitar Amplifier Review
Dr. Z Amplifiers are hand wired boutique guitar amps that combine world class craftsmanship and top notch components in a boutique amplifier that is not out of reach for most working worship guitarists. Not only are these amplifiers incredible they are manufacturered close to the WorshipGtr.com headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. For this review we took…
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McNelly Pickups Announces the New T-Bar Telecaster Pickup Set
Peterborough, Canada February 10, 2015 Already a purveyor of premium handmade pickups McNelly adds the new T-Bar Telecaster Pickup set to their already diverse lineup of guitar and bass pickups. Not really into the Vintage Tele sound? Well these might just be the solution for you. The T-Bar pickups are designed for non tele purist. They Combined the…
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Martin HD28 Acoustic Guitar Review
Taylor has ruled the praise and worship industry for this past decade. During the later part of 2014 we started noticing worship guitarists using acoustic guitars as a support instrument similar to bass. Taylors cut through the mix like no other but with the electric guitar coming to the forefront of worship music acoustic guitarists are…
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Vertical Church Band - Church Songs Album Review
Riding on the coat tales of their highly acclaimed album titled "The Rock Won't Move", Vertical Church Band brings us a powerful album that will not only grab the attention of the seasoned lead guitarist but your congregation as well. Production Very similar in production value to their previous two albums, "Church Songs" packs the…
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JHS Pulp N’ Peel Compressor Pedal Review
Compression is often a love hate relationship. Many guitarist's find themselves asking the question, "How do you compress your signal without squashing all of your tone?" Well the JHS Pulp N' Peel Compressor is the answer to all of your compression whoas. I use this compressor exclusively on my board because of 2 reasons: Built…
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Is the Fall of Guitar Center Imminent?
There has been a ton of buzz surrounding Guitar Center in recent press which to some may not seem like anything new. The current rumor is that Guitar Center is close to going out of business. The following is what we have heard along with our opinions and predictions on the matter. Even though the…
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Stage Presence in Worship: How Much is Too Much
Ever since contemporary music and lead guitar hit the church there has been a common question swirling around. When it comes to stage presence during worship, how much is too much? Some would say that even using guitars on stage is too much and others see that pulling a Jack Black - School of Rock…
