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Wednesday, February 24 2016
Maury visited Cree Studios

Maury visited Cree Studios in Nazareth, PA.  Peter Cree gave us a great history lesson of his art & his business, and we got to watch him working on a harp-in-progress!   Great stuff, Peter!

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Tuesday, February 23 2016
Jmac Dropped By

Our pal Jmac dropped by to treat us to some lunch AND some classic Warren Zevon ... AND some Pete Townsend for good measure.

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Thursday, February 18 2016
Larry Barnwell dropped by

Our Martin rep, Larry Barnwell, dropped by for a visit.  We talked shop, discussed some big plans for 2016 & of course - played some Martin Guitars!  Thanks for dropping by, Larry!

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Tuesday, February 02 2016
Adjusting Your Truss Rod

This week we get our hands dirty and do some basic guitar setup work.

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Thursday, January 21 2016

NAMM 2016 is starting... It's like Christmas, but for guitar players!

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Thursday, January 14 2016
Performing a Neck Reset - Part 2

John Hall at Blues Creek Guitars walks us through the entire process of a neck reset.  In part 2, John prepares the neck for reattachment, and completes the process.

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Thursday, January 14 2016
Performing a Neck Reset - Part 1

John Hall at Blues Creek Guitars walks us through the entire process of a neck reset.  In part 1, John shows us how you can diagnose your guitar to see if it needs a neck reset.

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Wednesday, December 23 2015
Martin Guitar Bracing Patterns

With so many variations on their bracing available, choosing the style right for you can seem like challenge. This week we're going to break down different bracing styles and see what makes each one unique. 

"Undoubtedly the most popular bracing pattern Martin uses is their 'X' bracing. Found on the majority of Martin instruments, the X bracing was first developed in the 1850s. This 'X' bracing took the place of the more traditional fan bracing used by European guitar builders at the time. While maybe not as ideal for the gut strings used during this period, as the market changed and players started demanding louder instruments, Martin's sturdier 'X' bracing allowed for an easier transition to the higher tension steel strings necessary to achieve that. "

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Monday, December 21 2015
Fretboard Journal - Great Martins!  1936 D-18

We've teamed up with our friends at the Fretboard Journal to bring you some... Great Martins!

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Monday, December 14 2015
Chris Davis dropped by

At Maury's Music, we play the products we sell.  Maury has performed onstage with some very talented local musicians over the years, and they're all fans of Maury's Music.  :)

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