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: I see lots of tab music on line, but haven't come across much guitar music written in standard notation. Are there any sites on the web?

: Im looking for a guitarist,basses,and a lead singer in hialeah, Florida
if u play guitar plez email me must be at age 14 ....also im looking for a slipknot type of guitarist,basses,or lead singer plz email me at JIMROOT69@YAHOO.COM

adquiri tres pastillas seymor duncan una doble y dos sencillas, y quisiera saber cual es la forma correcta de instalarlas, soy principiante. La que yo llamo doble tiene 4 cables (blanco, negro, rojo y verde) las otras solo tienen 2 ( blanco y negro), quisierra saber como instalarlas para aprobecharlas al máximo.

Hey how are you? did you get the GT6 eventually? I'm thinking of selling my GT3 for a GT6. Only thing is that I don't know the pros and cons between each unit. It would be great if you could advise me on it, thank you!

clarence

Go to artproaudio.com. Applied Research and Technology made the unit.

Hi for all of you,
: If anybody can , please help me out with a link for a User Manual for the ART ECC multieffect pedalboard or send me a PDF file or a copy. Thank you in advance.
: Geza

try the VISUAL SOUND JECKYL AND HYDE, it is a great 2 channel distortion pedal

get a dod death metal pedal or get a rockteck,the dod has a little more volume like a decible or 2 but the rocteck has that major crunch death metal style!

: WOULD LIKE ANY INFO REGARDING THIS GUITAR. HOW MANY MADE, VALUE NOW, YEAR MADE.

Hey Bob,

Yeah, you can easily take off the "high" strings and modify your 12 string into a 6 string. The only thing that you may find is that the neck is noticably wider than a normal 6 string - not that it will affect the sound at all though.
Just remember that if/when you restring the thing to use the "wider" grooves in the nut. You wouldn't want to restring it with 6 strings and use the smaller grooves. You'd find that you won't stay in tune very well and it might even screw up the nut (depending on the type of nut installed on the guitar).

Hope this helps... DALE

: hey you guys can you help me
: here in Bangalore there are no good teachers
: so I am not able to figure out arpeggios and their inversions can you guys help me out with this one
---- not sure what you mean by inversions as they would apply to arpeggios. basicaly, an arpeggio would be any combination of chord inversions you could think of---the oppisite of lenear one string picking---seek the definition of arpeggio--------it's late, got a buzz, hope this helps! by the way, where the hell is Bangalore?!

I have a Fender Stratocaster. I'd like to know the exact manufacturing year. Can somebody tell me where I can find a site in which I can find the manufacturing years ? : The serialnumber is E 424909

I am an strato U.S.A. owner. I bought my guitar three years ago . I would like to know the exact year of making of my guitar.
The serial number of it is :ZO 289675
Thank you
Martino

: Is someone have Graham Colton tabs, please?

i'm looking for graham tabs, too. if you find some please let me know. thanks!

Hi Mary,

I'll try to help as much as I can. I am asuming that the guitar that you are "eyeing" is new or at least not 15 to 20 years old. Basically, if that is the case, the acoustic that you are looking at works exactly the same as your electric guitar. You'll notice some differences like a greater chance for feedback at higher volume levels, less change with your tone knob, and a bit of "over-ringing" due to the fact that it is an acoustic. Otherwise, all you have to do is plug it in and go.

There are a huge number of differences in acoustics though. Over 50% of the acoustics out there are crappola. If you are a "newbie", be careful. Music stores and Ebay auction people prey on "newbies". To them, it is "easy money". If you have ANY questions at all, please feel free to email me and I'll be happy to help out. Okay? It's better to ask a simple question than to throw a few hundred bucks away needlessly. :-)

DALE