For all lovers of Fender and those who appreciate guitar design, construction and history, I highly recommend picking up a copy of Fender: The Golden Age 1946-1970. This stunning 300 page book is brimming with sublime photography, captivating stories and quotes and beautifully details the history and cultural context of this iconic instrument.
We are extremely excited to announce the official release of RAE Magazine Online! Let the celebrations begin!
We’ve got lots of giveaways and discounts lined up for the coming weeks and we’re kicking things off with a 25% subscription discount and t-shirt giveaway! Signup now through July 11, 2010 with promo code LAUNCHDAY to receive your discount and be entered in to win a RaeMag T-shirt.
Not sure what RaeMag is all about? Check out our features walk through and watch the official RaeMag commercial.
A very special thank you to our incredibly talented instructors! Learn more about their genius here.
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RaeMag
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The final countdown has begun! The ultimate guitar instruction site is just days away from being unveiled!
To celebrate our launch, we’ve got tons of discounts, promotions and giveaways lined up for the coming weeks, so make sure to head over to http://raemag.com and sign up to receive our launch notification.
Spread the word and stay tuned…
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RaeMag
We’d like to say a big thank you to some of the great CSS galleries and review sites that have recognized RaeMag for it’s design over the past few months.
Congratulations to Limari for her beautiful performance on Univision TV. If you missed it, you can check it out here. RaeMag sat down to talk with Limari about her experience and what it was like performing her own song on live TV.
Interview with the creator of Audio Issues and RaeMag’s own resident audio master
Björgvin Benediktsson.
Since I began editing articles for RaeMag, I’ve had a few of our columnists ask “Hey Liz, what makes a good guitar instruction article?” Well…not in those exact words, but I believe “Hey You! How in the heck am I suppose to write about that?!” carries the same sentiment.
In light of this, I’ve decided to fire them. To those that I haven’t fired… yet, I gave to them a nugget of wisdom, which I will now share with you. An instructional article on how to write an instructional article. One that if followed, will most certainly garner adulation, praise and virtual high-fives from the RaeMag community and the pedantic RaeMag editor whose sole purpose in life is to crush your dreams and remind of you of just how little you retained from high school grammar.
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