The true value of a quality instrument Posted by john on June 25, 2019 in Info blog. It’s been fifteen years since I starting working at Music World as an 18 year old sales assistant, in that time I have seen virtually every type/brand/ cost of instrument you can imagine. I now know more than ever that the quality… View
Bass: The underrated instrument by Lily (Work Experience) Posted by john on June 14, 2019 in Info blog. There’s generally a shortage of bassists everywhere, hence why I’m in 8 groups with my school and Suffolk County Music Service, including jazz, guitar and wind ensembles and a classical orchestra. As an instrument it is often… View
Acoustic Amplifiers For All Posted by Nic on March 22, 2019 in Info blog. Acoustic amps are great for lots of instrument, not just an acoustic guitar. Wide-sounding, acoustic amplifiers can give woodwind players the bellow they need, the violinists the heavy reverb to make their high E soar and a drummer… View
Building Your Home Studio Posted by Nic on August 9, 2018 in Info blog. Contrary to popular belief, getting the essentials for your studio is far easier and quicker than you might imagine. You really can get away with a nice, easy set-up at a very affordable… View
‘All Uke Need Is Love’ Posted by Nic on July 27, 2018 in Info blog. Named the ‘happiest’ instrument on earth; the ukulele has lifted the spirits of musicians young and old and taken the whole world by storm.They are easy to learn, sound joyous, are a compact size and weight so great for travel… View
Pickup Preference Information (PPI) Posted by Nic on May 26, 2018 in Info blog. Have you been mis-sold PPI and ended up taking home the wrong sounding guitar for your style? Well enough is enough, time to take charge and do things your… View
Yamaha THR10 Review Posted by john on May 12, 2018 in Info blog. So it turns out Yamaha had the secret to the home amp all along. And now being a proud owner of what I consider the best value for money home-amp / interface on the market. I can… View
Your First Pedalboard Posted by Nic on February 22, 2018 in Info blog. Before we begin, allow me to put your mind… View
Violin or Viola? By Abigail (Work Experience) Posted by john on October 20, 2017 in Info blog. As a violinist I have had to face the humiliating jokes made by fellow orchestra members the worst offenders being the brass. Jokes such as ‘ What’s the difference between a violin and a cello? – A violin burns… View
Let’s Talk Flutes! By Katie (Work Experience) Posted by john on June 17, 2017 in Info blog. The flute is a delicate, standard orchestral instrument. It is in treble clef or ‘G’ clef (as it’s sometimes called) and has a range from a middle C onward. If you purchase the right attachment, you can also reach the B… View
