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Re: Frets

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Posted by In flames (from: ) on February 11, 2003 at 10:53:56:

In Reply to: Frets posted by zootopia on August 31, 2001 at 23:49:29:

It all depends on what kind of music you will be playing, and if you intend on buying a new one, anytime soon. If you want to play clean electric guitar, 21 frets shouldnt be much of a problem. If you want to play black metal, i would advise you to go ahead and purchase a top quality guitar with more. It all depends on what skill level you intend to reach, with that guitar. You can't expect to be great, with your first guitar. You should stick with the one you have now, and when you are ready for a new guitar, in about 8 months to a year, you should save and buy a gibson. I have a gibson sg gothic. I love it, smooth fret board, for fast licks. But keep in mind that a guitar can only sound as good as the amp. So you might want to invest in a better amp before buying a new guitar

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: It all depends on what kind of music you will be playing, and if you intend on buying a new one, anytime soon. If you want to play clean electric guitar, 21 frets shouldnt be much of a problem. If you want to play black metal, i would advise you to go ahead and purchase a top quality guitar with more. It all depends on what skill level you intend to reach, with that guitar. You can't expect to be great, with your first guitar. You should stick with the one you have now, and when you are ready for a new guitar, in about 8 months to a year, you should save and buy a gibson. I have a gibson sg gothic. I love it, smooth fret board, for fast licks. But keep in mind that a guitar can only sound as good as the amp. So you might want to invest in a better amp before buying a new guitar

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