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Looking for some surf guitar tones? You've come to the right place. Today we will talk about how you can achieve that dripping wet surf tone that will make you feel like you are riding waves in California. There's really nothing quite like it. The sound alone makes you want to put on your sunglasses and float

These are probably not the kind you learned on. So which is your favorite?

Surf Green (I think) early-'60s Fender Jazzmaster. Wubba. I'd prefer a tortoise-shell pickguard, I think, but on the whole, I could be persuaded to have a go at this one. Always loved Jazzmasters, ever since I realized that Elvis Costello played one. Then, I heard MBV, and, well, things changed...

Since its inception, legions of surf guitar players have engaged in heated debate about gear. Suffice it to say, everyone has an opinion. However, newbies often want a simple answer to the question, "What do I need to get going?" Below, I lay out the answers, based on the classic traditional surf sound of the Sixties. Whether you want to nail the sound with vintage gear, or whether you are on a budget, you'll find useful guidelines here.

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