Send us a text

Today I'm playing an early 70's Harmony H6365.   Mahogany top and back, Grand Concert size, and ladder braced, which gives it a slightly different voice to the norm, which I like.  This would be a great 'character' guitar to have in the corner of a studio for when your usual acoustic just aren't sitting right in the mix. ;-)

Support the show

Instagram.com/bensmithguitar
Facebook.com/bensmithguitar

Send us a text

I'm going to try this again!

I'm going to be doing a series on my own guitars, just a bit of a chat about them, then me playing them.  To kick off I'm going to look at my lates 60's-ish Audition electric guitar.  Made in Japan, on paper it should be terrible, but it's one of my favourite ever guitars. :-)  



You can watch this episode on Youtube too - Youtube.com/@bensmithguitar

Support the show

Instagram.com/bensmithguitar
Facebook.com/bensmithguitar

Send us a text

I'm back!  

In this episode I talk about the new Smith and Brewer instrumental duet album, and new gear, including plywood electrics you build yourself from Rees Electric guitars and the incredible Tonedexter Acoustic preamp.

Get in touch - @bensmithguitar  www.bensmithguitar.com

Support the show

Instagram.com/bensmithguitar
Facebook.com/bensmithguitar

Send us a text

On our first episode I talk to Rick Turner of Rick Turner Guitars.  Rick's a real legend in the world of guitar making, and in this episode we cover a lot of different subjects.

Rick told me about the evolution of his Model 1 and Renaissance guitars (As played by Lyndsey Buckingham) his revolutionary Compass Rose acoustic guitars, some new designs he's working on, and many more things.  He's a really nice guy, and it was great to speak with him.

This episode is sponsored by our friends at The North American Guitar in London, the U.K home of the finest custom guitars, including Rick Turner guitars.  Special thanks to Ben Montague there for introducing me to Rick.

Support the show

Instagram.com/bensmithguitar
Facebook.com/bensmithguitar

Send us a text

Hello! I'm going to tell you all about what I'm going to be up to in this podcast - conversations with people who make guitars, and the players who break them.  I'll be chatting with lots of interesting people from the world of guitar - luthiers, players, techs, amp builders, songwriters, gear builders, writers and lots of others too.

Get in touch at makingandbreakingguitars.com, or on socials at @makingandbreakingguitars

Sponsored by my friends at The North American Guitar in London - thenorthamericanguitar.com
 

Support the show

Instagram.com/bensmithguitar
Facebook.com/bensmithguitar