About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 392. Not illustrated. Chapters: Guitars, Bass Guitar, Slide Guitar, Jazz Guitar, Effects Unit, Rhythm Guitar, Air Guitar, Fingerstyle Guitar, Guitar Technician, Ten-String Guitar, Tonewood, Lap Steel Guitar, Fretless Guitar, List of Musicians Who Play Left Handed, Guitar Harmonics, Acoustic Bass Guitar, Shred Guitar, Archtop Guitar, Nccu Guitar Club, Twelve-String Guitar, Slack-Key Guitar, List of Guitar-Related Topics, Cigar Box Guitar, Portuguese Guitar, Tapboard, Variax, Double Neck Guitar, Ruokangas Guitars, Gibson Flying V, Lead Guitar, Lap Slide Guitar, Extended-Range Classical Guitar, Copedent, Instrument Destruction, Guitar Bracing, Sx Sjm, Escopetarra, Semi-Acoustic Guitar, Anti Tank Guitar, Baja Telecaster, Synthaxe, Gear Acquisition Syndrome, Ovation Vxt, D'aquisto Flat Top Guitars, Guitar Craft, Guitar Resonator, Jim Marshall, Bowed Guitar, Unitar, Amplitube, History of the Research on the Classical Guitar, Stagemaster, Sympitar, Tritare, Electric Acoustic Guitar, Guitalele, Guitar Battle, Pikasso Guitar, Danelectro Convertible, Lp-100, Jackson Phil Demmel Demmelition V, Silent Guitar, Mohan Veena, Octave Twelve, Five Fret Stretch, Brahms Guitar, Glock-Guitar, Lapatrie, Fender Reverb Unit, Esp Ltd Ec-1000, Gretsch Triple Jet, Guitarra Septima, Spank Bass, Custom 24, Penco Guitars, Guitarra Panzona, Light Strings: Impressions of the Guitar, G-Sharp Guitar, English Guitar, Guitar Foundation of America, Stars and Their Guitars: a History of the Electric Guitar, Palm Pedal, Taylor Big Baby Guitar, Chapei Dong Veng, Guitarbot. Excerpt: The bass guitar (also called electric bass, or simply bass; pronounced, as in "base") is a stringed instrument played primarily with the fingers or thumb (either by plucking, slapping, popping, tapping, or thumping), or by using a plectrum. The bass guitar is similar in appearance and const...
