In the world of acoustic guitars, few matchups are as anticipated as Taylor versus Martin. In this detailed comparison, Chris McKee, puts the spotlight on two of the hottest dreadnoughts available today: the Taylor 517E Gold Label and the refreshed...
What makes the Ensoniq ESQ-1? The Ensoniq ESQ-1 is renowned for its distinctive sound and innovative features. With its hybrid synthesis engine combining digital oscillators and analog filters, this synthesizer offers a rich and diverse sonic palette that sets...
Martin guitars have long been known for their exceptional quality and craftsmanship. With the release of the new 2025 Inception model, Martin has once again raised the bar for acoustic guitars. Cooper, Alamo's guitar connoisseur, provides an overview on...
Can an Upright Sound Like A Grand Piano? Maybe not exactly, but it can get darn close. In this video, Ted provides information on what you might not have known about different techniques and capabilities when tuning a piano. These...
Today we’re joined by a very special guest: Jaime Ramirez, resident musical director at the San Pedro Playhouse in San Antonio, TX. His artistry as a composer, pianist, and director speaks for itself. In this feature, Jaime shares his...
Taylor Guitars released the new Gold Label Series this year, a completely redesigned acoustic-electric guitar with a new neck system, new bracing, and new aesthetic package-- the 814e quickly became a top seller for us, and now they've expanded the...
The Oberheim OB-Xa is a legendary analog polyphonic synthesizer, released in 1980 as the successor to the OB-X. It helped define the sound of the 1980s and remains highly revered for its lush, powerful tone and bold aesthetics. The OB-Xa...
Introduced in 1967, the C7 has been continuously produced in Yamaha's Hamamatsu, Japan factory. The C7 is the predecessor to the now redesigned Yamaha C7X Grand Piano. The C7 at a length of 7'6", is apart of the Yamaha Conservatory lineup, designed for concert venues, professional studios and serious musicians.
The Roland V‑Stage brings a robust, stage-optimized experience to professional players. Its tactile control, four-engine versatility, scene memory, and studio-grade connectivity make it a compelling centerpiece for soloists and band keyboardists alike. It won’t wow casual users out-of-the-box—but for those ready to dive deep, it’s a resounding step forward.
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