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Guitar Quackery
@GuitarQuackeryTracked since May 2026
scientifically proven methods to fix, build & study guitars.
Observed Aug 31, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
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Starting price
$1/mo
10 membership tiers
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$0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
$1/moFanIf you just like to be a part of supporting this project then $1 per month will do it. Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$2/moSupporterEarly Access to some of the videos on YouTube. If you wish to be just a little bit more than just a Fan of Guitar Quackery, an additional $1 per month will go a long way. Thank you.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$5/moContributorIf you can spare $5 per month to support this work, you will be a real contributor. You will get early access to some of the videos posted on YouTube as well as access to private videos posted on Patreon.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$11/moInsiderThere could be a $10 monthly contribution tier, but why not pump it up to Eleven?Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$25/moSponsorIf you really love this work and want to see it grow, for $25 per month you will start making a real impact. And if I can generate more support through Patreon, I will be able to devote more time to creating fresh content, so there will be fresh content more frequently.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$50/moPartnerIf you think you can afford more than $25 per month, consider doubling that amount and you will be considered a Partner of Guitar Quackery. As a Partner you will be entitled to a Monthly Group Zoom Meeting and have the opportunity to ask personalized questions about your guitars.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$100/moLeaderA $100 per month from a handful of supporters, will make a noticeable impact on any further and speedy development of our content. As a Leader you will be able to join our Monthly Group Zoom Meeting, which starts at the Partner Tier.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$1,000/moMover & ShakerIf I can convince even one person to commit to $1,000 per month, it will really make a difference that will benefit the community. As a Mover & Shaker we will get to know each other very well. In addition to being able to join our Monthly Group Zoom Meeting you will also be given the chance to have a Personal Zoom Chat, limited to 30 minutes.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
$10,000/moMr. BeastWell, if you happen to be Mr. Beast and you feel like tossing $10,000 my way, there's this tier, just for you.Also, it is still not illegal to subscribe to the Guitar Quackery Newsletter, which is free and worth every penny.
Growth signals: Guitar Quackery
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MembershipLast observed 2026-08-31. Not enough recent observation yet for a 30-day reading.
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May 202618 weeks trackedNow
Guitar Quackerymembers unavailable · revenue unavailable
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Guitar Quackery does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 0 of 5 cohort creators are measured for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Guitar Quackery | Freshness |
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| Not ranked |  Guitar QuackeryProfileEducationPaid members position in Recommended cohort | Not measured | Reference | Aug 31, 2026Stale |
| Not ranked |  BahiraEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 31, 2026 |
| Not ranked |  MaxedyEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 31, 2026 |
| Not ranked |  MerriemWeebsterEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 31, 2026 |
| Not ranked |  The Waiting Room 411EducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 31, 2026 |
The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Guitar Quackery; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.
Recent posts
What they publish71Posts total2 postsLast month41.7%Members-only
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Audio Latest postPublicTutorial on 3D Scan Registration & Color Scale Analysis of Scarf JointLatest post Preview 17:21 Tutorial on 3D Scan Registration & Color Scale Analysis of Scarf Joint August 21 Buy for $3
August 21 0 likes 0 commentsThe Scarf Joint Strikes Again!Buy Me a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum Download FREE 3D scan An Ibanez RGA42EX with a nasty hump in the fretboard - but what causeAudio5 days ago at Aug 20 crawlPublic 0 0
Basic Tutorial on Guitar 3D Scan RegistrationLocked Basic Tutorial on Guitar 3D Scan Registration July 24 53:01AudioJuly 24$1 tier & up 0 0
Fender American Professional II Strat Eclipse Review in FretLab PROBuy Me a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum Detailed review of a Fender American Professional II Strat Eclipse, in FretLab PRO. 3D scanAudioJuly 24Public 0 0Ibanez JEM Monkey Grip Neck Twist ReviewBuy Me a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum Review of an atrocious Ibanez JEM with a twisted neck and a monkey grip, in FretLab PRO. DoAudioJuly 19Public 1 4Schecter Synyster Gates Custom-S Review in FretLab PROBuy Me a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum A detailed review of the Schecter Synyster Gates Cutom-S in FretLab PRO. 3D scanner used:AudioJuly 18Public 0 0Installing a Bypass Switch on a Yamaha TRBX305 Active BassLocked Installing a Bypass Switch on a Yamaha TRBX305 Active Bass July 15ArticleJuly 15$1 tier & up 0 0
Is Flame Maple a Good Material for a Guitar Neck?Locked Is Flame Maple a Good Material for a Guitar Neck? July 7 1 35:54AudioJuly 7$1 tier & up 0 0
For Sale - Vintage Hondo 779 DeluxeBuy Me a Coffee Buy Fiya a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum True Temperament Dr. Fiya is selling this vintage Hondo 779 3/4 Deluxe elAudioJuly 4Public 0 0Atrocious Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Review with FretLab PROLocked Atrocious Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Review with FretLab PRO July 1 1 2 20:38AudioJuly 1$1 tier & up 1 2
True Temperament Fretboard Unboxing & DemoBuy Me a Coffee Newsletter Guitar Quackery Forum True Temperament A quick unboxing video and a quick demo of a True Temperament maple neAudioJune 22Public 2 2Fret Buzz Mystery Solved by FretLab PRO Analysis & SimulationLocked Fret Buzz Mystery Solved by FretLab PRO Analysis & Simulation June 8 1 2 11:25AudioJune 8$1 tier & up 1 2
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