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How to choose your Ukulele
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16.9.2025
Gear
Ukulele is a small instrument with great sound, and that's why it's so popular. These small instruments are at the moment available in a huge number of models, sizes and designs and it can be easy to get lost in that. That is why we have prepared a small guide to help you master the basic terms and features of each model.
Music affects a child's intelligence. At what age to start and which instrument to choose?
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16.9.2025
Gear
The exciting discovery that listening to Mozart's music contributes to the improvement of a child's intelligence already during prenatal development was not confirmed, and the Mozart effect was ranked among the biggest scientific mistakes of modern times. However, the question of whether a child's intelligence is related to music does not let scientists sleep even today, and they recently found that children who are engaged with music have better grades in school. When to start with music and which instrument to try first?
Do you know what to buy for your acoustic guitar? These are the must-have items
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16.9.2025
Gear
Purchasing an acoustic guitar is a great step, but without the proper accessories your musical journey can quickly become complicated. Some accessories will make playing easier, others will protect the instrument. Read what should be part of every guitarist’s equipment – beginner and advanced alike.
The best musical instrument for beginners? Here are the TOP 3 you can master without a teacher
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16.9.2025
Gear
Searching for the best musical instrument for beginners? You don’t need to spend hundreds of euros or attend lessons – we’ve selected three of the easiest instruments you can master on your own. Perfect for playing at home or on the go, they let you progress quickly, and within just a few weeks you’ll be playing your favorite songs.
Refresh your gear – why it’s time to replace what’s holding you back
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16.9.2025
Gear
One faulty cable, a wobbly stand, or a tuner you can’t rely on – small things that can ruin an entire concert or rehearsal. It takes just a little: upgrade or supplement your gear to play more comfortably and with greater confidence that everything will work as it should.
Helpful tips on how to get tickets before they sell out
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16.9.2025
Lifestyle
Getting tickets to popular events can be a real challenge, but if you've got the right tips and a bit of preparation, you can definitely do it, even if tickets usually sell out in minutes. Here are a few tricks that can help you get your hands on tickets before they sell out.
What is 180-gram vinyl and is it better than a standard LP?
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16.9.2025
Gear
Heavier, thicker, and supposedly of higher quality – 180-gram or heavier vinyl LPs are often marketed as premium. But is there really a difference in sound? And why might some turntables struggle to play them? Learn more about their pros, cons, and the myths surrounding them.
Do you have an electric guitar? These 5 things will take it to the next level
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16.9.2025
Gear
Do you feel like your electric guitar doesn't sound the way it should? You don't have to buy a new instrument right away. All you need are a few practical accessories and some simple care to achieve better sound and extend its life.
6 Essential tips for caring for your vinyl records
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16.9.2025
Gear
Want to keep your vinyl record collection in perfect condition? We have 6 helpful tips for storing, cleaning and handling LPs so that you can enjoy them for as long as possible.
How to learn to sing: 7 simple steps to a strong voice and clear tone
Updated
16.9.2025
Learn
Singing is a natural part of our lives – some sing in the shower, others on stage. Whichever category you fall into, the good news is that your voice can be trained just like your muscles. Forget about having to be born with perfect vocal cords. If you know where to start, your notes will become clearer and your confidence in singing will grow. Here are 7 specific tips to help you develop your voice so that it is strong, stable and sounds good on a track or on stage.