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The RD guitar is a model that Gibson has introduced in the late 1970ies. The pickups allow various sound styles that can be selected through a three-way or five-way switch depending on the model.

Unlike to other guitars at that period of time the body was solid and not hollow. The Telecaster is a guitar that Fender invented in 1950 which was the first kind of that type. Because of the prickly corners this guitar is often used for rock concerts. The explorer was not a big success in the beginning but its futuristic look nowadays is appreciated by many guitarists around the world. Gibson has brought up this model in the late 50s. All extra information about distortion and fx can either be written in the amp/combo or effect pedal info box. If you use a seven-string guitar for example please don't forget to write that down in your stage plot. This body is often used for rock and/or metal concerts because of its 'dangerous look'. It's quite self-explaining why this model is called flying V. If your guitar tuning differs from the standard E-A-D-G-B-E please leave that information in the details box. Usually this guitar does not come with any tremolo system but therefore has a switch with three pickup options: Treble, Rhythm and a combination of both. The shape of this guitar looks like a Gibson SG that is also a wide spread body type. Please write also if you have any effect preference or if you use certain fx pedals with it. Fender Guitars has brought up the first guitar shape like this. This is generally a typical shape of a modern electric guitar that operates with pickups and a regular guitar cable that needs to be amplified either by a combo, amp or through a mixer.

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PLUS Electric Guitar (Stratocaster style).

As this type of guitars don't necessarily have a pickup included you should describe the guitar type as good as possible and also write if an extra microphone is necessary for it while playing live on stage. When talking about modern acoustic guitars, you normally mean the steel-string guitars. On stage the guitar either has to have pickups to be heard over the speakers or a regular microphone can be used for that.

The sound is created by the guitar's body and has a sustaining warm tone. This is the classic type of guitars that work entirely without amplifications. The idea was to create a warm tone on amps as there were nearly no effects available at that time. Gibson was the first manufacturer of this body type that had both a hollow body and pickups. This type of guitar is also known as a hollow-body electric guitar and was invented in the 1930s. This kind of body has been introduced by Fender in the 1950s with the model called Stratocaster This is the classic shape of an electric guitar with a cutaway to reach the higher frets.

This is incredibly helpful towards the soundman because a lineup gives him a context and a starting point to successfully setup the stage. You should try to describe each instrument within the option window once dropped on the stage. In this section all available items are listed together with a short description. Any techrider will have a line up which gives an overview of the band. Instrument icons available for the stage planДЄ Stage Plot provides all used instruments and tools for planning your show.

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