How Cheap Gear Made Punk’s Raw Power

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A deep dive into the guitar sounds that defined punk—from Johnny Ramone’s punchy power‑chords to Steve Jones’ feedback‑laden riffs, Greg Ginn’s guttural dissonance and East Bay Ray’s surf‑inspired chorus—examining how limited equipment, DIY rigs, and a minimalist approach forged a sonic identity that still echoes through hardcore, pop‑punk, and beyond.

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