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Brief & Accurate Description: 1990 Fender American Strat with original case. In excellent condition. Very minor cosmetic wear. Minor, minor. Modifications: Scalloped fretboard (not factory done, but still pretty well done)! Dimarzio Single coils! Dimarzio cliplock strap! Accessories: Dimarzio...

The legacy continues!!!!! This time you're gonna learn even more specifics of how to sweep like a magnum sweeper and melt your stepdads face off with blazing arpeggios. Follow my practice tips and your sweep picking is going to get hotter than the tail pipe of Yngwie's Ferrari. Chew on this...

Buckle up kids, its time to turn those sweeps into something decent with the latest installment of This is Why You Suck at Guitar! SUPER in-depth lesson about the entire technique, starting from the pick and continuing on with everything its connected to! This will give you everything you need...

Hey guys, here is a super easy arpeggio lick I've found myself using at times. Basically you are just playing the root, 3rd, and 5th in three different octaves. You can add the Maj 7th at the end for more diversity. Try it with a minor or Dom 7 arpeggio as well! You can cover a lot of fretboard...

I have several signed copies of my Rogosonic CD, Leave the World Alone and my book "Arpeggios for the Modern Guitarist" I will be giving away. Winners will be selected randomly from people who "Liked" my facebook page. Randomly generated numbers will determine winners. These giveaways will go on...

A video of me doing a few unaccompanied solo pieces and some excerpts from my first Shrapnel CD called Midnight Drive. Using the EBand for the sound:

Just saw this vid today where he's explaining some stage trickery. This guy makes me laugh all the time, hands down one of the best personalities, can't wait to meet him. :D

I want to know how people think while they're improvising. You see, cause I've read like tons of stuff on how to improvise but I just don't like the way most people think about it. They say that you're suppose to picture every scale in every key all over the neck at once and for me that just...

OK, so first off, I'm going to shamefully admit that I have not been using been using a metronome for anything until very recently (About a week ago :lol:). I've made feeble attempts in the past but it was unbelievably difficult for me to divide the beat at all, so I gave up. Recently I took the...