“I don’t want to rage bait, but…” Did the Beatles cause guitar quality to nosedive in the 1970s? This session player thinks so
The corporate buyouts of America’s biggest brands have been blamed for a decline in quality – but what if they only exacerbated the issues facing the industry at that time?
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“I only ever use a slapback, so why can't I stop thinking about a $679 delay pedal?” My pick of the best new guitar gear launched this week – and the new drops you might have missed
New releases from Epiphone, Strymon, Martin and more…
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IAB: Retail Media Investment Grows But Buyers Demand ‘Sharper Standards’
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What happened to alternative energy investments from the 1970s?
great piece on alternative energy & the 1970s oil crises by @hughesstephanie.bsky.social in today's @marketplace.org Tech. thx to Stephanie
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