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You Rock Guitar: From games to the garage to beyond - Los Angeles Times

Gibson releases free guitar iPhone app - Examiner.com

Gaga, Cartman, and Strings: Rock Band's New Additions - Geekosystem

Dawes/Cory Chisel | 02.23 | Arlington, VA - JamBase

Inside Widespread Panic's New Album: Dirty Side Down with John Keane - Relix

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You Rock Guitar: From games to the garage to beyond - Los Angeles Times


You Rock Guitar: From games to the garage to beyond
Los Angeles Times
In addition to 100 preset guitar and synth sounds, the You Rock Guitar includes 50 alternate and drop-tuning presets along with 10 digital capo settings. ...

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Gibson releases free guitar iPhone app - Examiner.com


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Gibson releases free guitar iPhone app
Examiner.com
The guitar tuner is great if you are in a bind without your guitar gear, but it won't replace a real tuner. It's not quite sensitive enough to the sound, ...
Free iPhone app for guitarists from GibsonCNET
Gibson Releases Gibson Guitar App for iPhone, iPod touchThe Mac Observer
Free Gibson iPhone App puts a guitar teacher in your pocketGizmag
Gear4music.com -CNET Australia
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Gaga, Cartman, and Strings: Rock Band's New Additions - Geekosystem


Gaga, Cartman, and Strings: <em>Rock Band</em>'s New Additions
Geekosystem
A hybrid digital guitar and gaming platform with three modes—Music, Game, and 'You Rock'— The You Rock Guitar can be connected to an amplifier and used as a ...

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Dawes/Cory Chisel | 02.23 | Arlington, VA - JamBase


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Dawes/Cory Chisel | 02.23 | Arlington, VA
JamBase
While this mystery guitar made its way forward, Chisel apologized, saying, "I didn't expect to acoustic rock this hard." While he was tuning his new guitar, ...

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Inside Widespread Panic's New Album: Dirty Side Down with John Keane - Relix


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Inside Widespread Panic's New Album: Dirty Side Down with John Keane
Relix
We're calling it “Drop D” because the guitar players drop their E strings down to a D to get a special tuning. That's the only one that they wrote or put ...

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