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Random Chords Generator
Published on 07/29/2009 by Elwood | 180,601 views.
The Random Chords generator will simply generate between 1 - 80 chords (you choose the amount). 
Make Picks from Old Credit Cards
Published on 07/28/2009 by Elwood | 921 views.
Here's a quick and easy way for getting a few free guitar picks.
Continue reading Make Picks from Old Credit CardsLook at Little Sister - SRV / Jeff Healey
Published on 07/27/2009 by Elwood | 225 views.Tommy Emmanuel - Angelina
Published on 07/26/2009 by Elwood | 322 views.Taylor Guitars Responds to "United Breaks Guitars"
Published on 07/25/2009 by Elwood | 106 views.5 Unique Capo's
Published on 07/16/2009 by Elwood | 23,930 views.The Glider Capo
The Glider Capo is a bit strange in that in addition to clamping the strings it can quickly be rolled to higher or lower frets.
This is convenient if your changing the position of your capo over a short range - but not particularly useful over long ranges (consider unclamping a capo at at the first fret and moving it to the 7th vs. rolling this capo all the way up the fretboard). Overall it's innovative and doesn't look bad either.
Anatomy of the Guitar
Published on 07/15/2009 by Elwood | 192 views.
Stairway to Heaven - Rodrigo y Gabriela
Published on 07/13/2009 by Elwood | 385 views.These go to 11
Published on 07/12/2009 by Elwood | 248 views.Clip from This Is Spinal Tap in which Nigel Tufnel shows off his amps that with controls that go up to 11 (rather than the standard 10) - so the band can get that extra "push over the cliff."
The phrase has it's own Wikipedia Page, becoming a popular number used to represent the maximum volume for media players online and even on some devices.
Blank Guitar Chord Diagrams
Published on by Elwood | 1,797 views.
Click more to see the scribd document I created which lays out a nice grid of blank chords that you can print out and use to help memorize chords, write chords, and practice. Make Your Own Capo
Published on 07/11/2009 by Elwood | 61,918 views.
Bill Russel Capo
The makeshift capo is a simple and cheap device used raise the tuning of the guitar by clamping the strings across the fretboard. It's design is based off of a Bill Russel style capo (seen on the left).