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BACON, Tony - Electric Guitars Design and Invention. BACKBEAT BOOKS
BACON, Tony - Electric Guitars Design and Invention. BACKBEAT BOOKS
 
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The Groundbreaking Innovations That Shaped the Modern Instrument

Innovation. Disruption. Thought leadership. Today's hottest tech sector buzzwords would prove just as apt in describing the twentieth century crucible of guitar development. Imagine an electric guitar. Is it a Strat? A Les Paul? Some third party variant on one of these classics? Or is it something more uniquely memorable: a Warlock, a Flying V, a Razorback? There's a reason that default image popped into your mind. Electric guitars do not happen by chance. They look and sound and play the way they do by design. In the prolific Tony Bacon's latest book, Electric Guitars Design and Invention: The Groundbreaking Innovations That Shaped the Modern Instrument, the world's leading guitar historian traces the modern axe to the iconic designs at its roots. Musicians, artisans, luthiers, and designers alike will delight in this far-reaching exploration of the craftsman, trends, and technological advances that shaped an industry - and countless generations of popular music.

Dimensions (W x L): 8.5 x 11     Pages: 176

UPC: 888680090791     ISBN: 9781617136405