LIMITED TIME GIVEAWAY!
Here's a little treat for all the guitarists out there to help celebrate WGC's return in November/26, after years on standby!
If you’ve never heard of the WGC, take a moment to check out what we’ve done in the past—and what we’re building now. And of course, don’t forget to share it with your friends, follow us on social media and tag us on any videos you make with our gadgets! ;)
MUTE
for guitar & ukulele
A GREAT GADGET FOR THOSE WHO WANT QUIET PRACTICE, WITHOUT CHANGING THE PITCH!
This unique handmade mute for guitar and ukulele is perfect for anyone looking to practice late at night or add a soft, muffled effect to their playing - without altering the pitch of the notes. Available in three colors, these mutes are lightweight, portable, and incredibly easy to use: simply slip one under the strings near the bridge, and you're all set!
PS: specially loved by neighbours, parents, partners, flatmates...
* registered design #6393401 (UK Patent Office)
SILICONE STABILIZER
for guitar
IF YOUR GUITAR KEEPS SLIPPING
WHILE YOU PLAY, THIS IS FOR YOU!
These transparent pads are made of silicone and naturally adhere to any type of finish without damaging the instrument. They provide added stability for players of all levels and help reduce playing tension. The larger pad should be placed textured side up on the upper bout, where the left leg touches the guitar. The smaller pad goes on the lower bout, where the right leg makes contact. Both pads can be trimmed to fit your guitar and can be washed with warm water if they become dusty or greasy. Once cleaned and dry, they can be reattached easily.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
for Classical Guitar
GREAT FOR GUITAR TEACHERS LOOKING FOR
ALTERNATIVE TEACHING MATERIAL!
WGC's Practical Guide was conceived as a highly visual, holistic resource for complete beginners. It follows a non-linear, modular structure that gives teachers the flexibility to explore different learning paths alongside their students. Here, the fundamentals of music notation are woven into the challenges of learning basic classical guitar technique. At the same time, the guide also provides essential “breathing” moments in the form of rhythm exercises, sight-reading, and a few brain-teasing challenges.
Throughout the guide, you’ll find many QR codes linking to supporting video materials to help students practice at home. These videos offer a first-person view of the left hand and a mirrored view of the right hand. It’s important to emphasize, though, that these videos are not meant to replace a good teacher! Instead, they are designed to support both students and teachers by helping to avoid common mistakes early on — mistakes that could waste valuable lesson time if left uncorrected.
