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Studies show that up to 16 million people, or 7% of the US population, picked up a guitar for the first time during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic. With in-person lessons largely off ...

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The pandemic has given us all a little more time at home and many Americans, approximately 16 million Americans according to a new study conducted by Fender, have used some of that time to pick up and ...

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