Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I remove or change the quantity in my cart?
To remove an item in your cart select the remove button on the right hand side next to the price of the item. To update the quantity enter in the desired quantity and select update -
Is a bass amp really necessary? Can't I just use my guitar amp?
Although you can plug a bass into a guitar amp and get sound, it is not recommended. Guitar amps are designed specifically to re-create the range of notes produced by an electric g -
What is the difference between Rosewood and Maple wood?
Rosewood is an exotic deep red wood with even, tight grain. It has a warm, smooth, dark tone and is often used for the back and sides of acoustic guitars, and on the necks of both -
How can I get my snares to stop rattling when I'm not playing?
Different muffling techniques can help with this problem. Be careful not to dampen the drum too much as it will create a dead sounding snare. Another thing to try is simply tuning -
What is the difference between Standard and Fusion drum sets?
The difference between these two kits are the drum sizes. These can slightly vary with each manufacturer, but the most common sizes are as follows: Standard 5-Piece: -12x9 and 13x1 -
What is a Baritone Guitar?
A Baritone Guitar is a six-string guitar with each string tuned down 5 half steps. As a result, the strings are as follows (low to high): B - E - A - D - F# - b Baritone guitars ty -
What is better: single-effect stomp boxes or multi-effects pedals?
Multi-effect devices offer several effects in one package and usually blend effects into presets or patches. There are a lot of cool multi-effects pedals out there that give you mo -
Why should I use a Drum Shield?
Drum shields are not for every application. It can be found most affective when doing a live recording with a full band. When you have other instruments and monitors blaring throug -
What are the country codes for Fender and Squier?
Thank you for your recent inquiry regarding the Fender/Squier country codes. We have listed them for you. 010- U.S.-made guitars 110- U.S.-made guitars with Floyd Rose 019- U.S.-ma -
How do you translate drumstick sizes?
Drumsticks are essentially backwards in sizing. The lower the number, the thicker the stick and vice versa. You may see several sizes depending on manufacturer. However, the most c
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