It’s one of the most traumatic moments in a guitarist’s life. You’re at a rehearsal or playing a show. You sound great. Never better, actually.
You get ready to take a solo, you step forward, put on your best sex face and ... nothing. Your guitar has gone dead.
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Ed's Shed: Troubleshooting When Your Guitar Goes Dead
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