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July 4, 2001 at 6:24 am #35398AnonymousGuest
A new R&B act is seeking back-up singers for major funded tour.
Check out
http://www.mp3.com/Matisse_Online
For style of music
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July 1, 2001 at 10:10 am #35296AnonymousGuest
i just bought a mid 80’s DC 150 from a dealer in boston.black with the kahler tremelo. OMG! i don’t know what anyone else would think but it is absolutely perfect for me! i also play a 1963 gibson melody maker that is just TOO sweet. til i got the carvin i thought it was the best guitar i ever owned. i bought the carvin to take the playing load off the MM. i can see now that is not going to be a problem as i love this guitar for speedy stuff..the bright pick-ups do sound better than the gibson for distorted playing.PLUS a really nice ring on the super clead settings of my MESA BOOGIE NOMAD 45(with the factory closed back extension cabinet for a 2×12 sound).the carvin will never replace the gibson for playing blues but it does what it does better than anything else i have laid my hands on in 32 years of playing…thanks for the opportunity to have my say…peace <*}}}}>{……
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June 29, 2001 at 7:08 pm #35269AnonymousGuest
: any feedback on this pedal would be great. thinking about buying it and want to know the pros and cons.
I’ve owned a vtwin for a while and I Love it -but it is very dependent on what it’s plugged into.It sounds fabulous on clean fendery type amps but I don’t like it at all on the marshall type amps I’ve used it with.So in closing,Try it with your amp you might love it.
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June 29, 2001 at 1:30 am #35259AnonymousGuest
: I am trying to find the chords or tabs for the album "above all" by ‘lenny leblanc’ if you would send it to me through mail, i would be very grateful to u
thanks: Please Help.
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June 22, 2001 at 5:10 pm #35108AnonymousGuest
hola hombre
i play bass. i sing in tune. i’m ok.
let me know some more.
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June 17, 2001 at 8:46 pm #34972AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
: >>>>Last I heard he still used PENSA Custom guitars for solid body electrics. Keep on Jammin!
the channel[v]weekend program on direstraits was good
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June 15, 2001 at 8:17 pm #34938AnonymousGuest
hi i just bought a used sylver tone from the 70s at a garage sale for like 8$.right now im workin on it beacause theres a ground probleme.but the body is not original its hand made i no that and i just want to no if im gona get a prety good sound out of this any ways .the original body was an arch top semi acoustic u no whit the f hole and it was very nice.any ways thank you very much …jesse
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June 14, 2001 at 8:41 am #34914AnonymousGuest
: I own a cutaway acoustic guitar made by a company called McPherson. It has two sound holes on either side (not "f holes" but placed in a similar position). It also has a sound hole at the bottom. It’s not an archtop jazz guitar but an acoustic flat top. I bought it from a friend a few years ago and I haven’t seen another one like it. Has anyone heard of these guitars?
I picked one up in Minneapolis MN a few years ago. I called the factory and asked a few questions about it. Mine is not a cutaway it is one of 1500 guitars made in Japan in 1980. Look in an acoustic guitar mag. and get the phone number there. -
June 8, 2001 at 6:12 pm #34784AnonymousGuest
: Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
: Mack the Knife
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June 8, 2001 at 1:05 am #34769AnonymousGuest
: : Hello ! Is there anyone there who can email me some Metallica
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June 5, 2001 at 9:47 am #34711AnonymousGuest
Where can I find the sheet music for the theme for Sense and Sensibility (movie) for the piano?
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May 31, 2001 at 10:19 pm #34615AnonymousGuest
: my lady friend dislocated her finger, and we were wondering how long after the actual inury can she start therapy.
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May 25, 2001 at 12:25 am #34423AnonymousGuest
hi,,
What kind of Fender did Kurt Cobain play most of the time?
Thank you
David
: : Hello,
: : My name is Chris and I am thinking of buying an electronic
: : guitar.
: : I have three questions:: : 1. What electric guitar would be ideal for beginners?
: : 2. How much would it cost?
: : 3. I went in to my local music store and was told a "Fender" guitar at
: : a cost of £379 was the best guitar for beginners.
: : Is this the best guitar for beginners?
: : Is the price (£379) right for a "Fender guitar"?
: : If not how much should 1 be and where can I get a cheaper 1 in the
: : North West area?: :
: : CHEERS FOR YOUR HELP!: Hello
: All I can say is stay away from Fender SQUIRES, cuz they’re absolutely the worst guitars on this planet, and don’t have anything to do with a real Fender Guitar.
: squires look ncute, but THEY SOUND AWFUL, even if you manage to tune them. And even if you do, and it starts to sound more or less OK, it never intonates well.
: A throwaway guitar, that’s it. I’d advise you to look for a used Mexican Fender – all in all, try to find something used, but of a better quality – or a Japanese one.
: Yamaha’s Pacificas are jolly good too. I know, that you just begind, and don’t feel like giving away a grand for an axe and then playing drums for the rest of yer life, but the better guitar you have the more attached you get to it.
: But – look for used ones, and happy hunting!: Feel free to ask, anyway.
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May 24, 2001 at 8:52 am #34394AnonymousGuest
Do you know where I can find the MP3 file for this song?
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May 23, 2001 at 4:19 am #34357AnonymousGuest
: : : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
Ilove knofler
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April 26, 2001 at 8:17 am #33853AnonymousGuest
Hey Dude. I am going to get a silvertone real soon so I will get back to you on that.
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April 21, 2001 at 11:27 pm #33730AnonymousGuest
: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value?
anywhere from ,500 to ,500 depending on how "mint"
it is.If he wants to sell it i’m looking for a ’61 SG
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August 5, 2002 at 11:16 am #97995AnonymousGuest
: : I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value? : : anywhere from $4,500 to $6,500 depending on how "mint" : it is.If he wants to sell it i’m looking for a ’61 SG : oliver it is probally worth 3500 – 4500, depending on how well maintaned and stored. if it is in as good as shap as it sounds i would consider buying it
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April 18, 2001 at 6:54 am #33632AnonymousGuest
: Can anyone please explain how to perform a pinch harmonic or refer me to a site that can, thanks?
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July 21, 2004 at 10:43 pm #101277AnonymousGuest
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April 15, 2001 at 6:38 pm #33564AnonymousGuest
I am a very prolific songwriter arranger composer and can write almost any music style. My credits are untold soundtrack production for television, written rock musicals and won the song for 2000 Canterbury New Zealand which was broadcast around the world on the new dawn of 2000.
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April 15, 2001 at 6:28 pm #33559AnonymousGuest
: Im looking for a very funky latin reggae rocky bass player vocalist to complete a three piece christian acoustic electric lineup for up and coming concerts and tour of the gold coast and main cities of australia starting around june – july 2001
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April 15, 2001 at 6:25 pm #33560AnonymousGuest
Im looking for a very funky latin reggae rocky bass guitarist vocalist to complete a three piece christian acoustic electric lineup for up and coming concerts and tour of the gold coast and main cities of australia starting around june – july 2001
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April 15, 2001 at 6:13 pm #33558AnonymousGuest
: Bands and musicians post your adverts free at Acetutor.net
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April 13, 2001 at 3:43 pm #33520AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
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April 4, 2001 at 7:45 am #33228AnonymousGuest
: : I’v just started playing guitar and I need some tablatures of famous songs which is easy to play… Thanks
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February 3, 2003 at 9:58 pm #81956AnonymousGuest
try territorial pissings… Simple but effective
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April 4, 2001 at 6:08 am #33225AnonymousGuest
I am stationed @ Kunsan Korea and am looking for a Samick dealer closest to Kunsan City. Can anyone help me?
Scott
: : : i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
: : : an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
: : : thanx rich: : Is this a myth, or do guitars cost less in South Korea? I heard that they are highly discounted. What about Korean guitars, are they less too. Anyway, I don’t know your price range, but my favorite brands are, Martin, Taylor, Guild, and Gibson. Find something good in your price range
: I suspect that Korean made guitars will be available,
: but would doubt that any deals on american made guitars
: would be found. Doesn’t make sense they’d be cheaper
: after shipping them half way around the world.: Samick makes guitars for Epiphone in Korea, among others. Most liekly the Samick equivalents are available, my gut feeling is that Epi’s aren’t.
: Cort also makes guitars in Korea ( or whatever the
: Korean company is named.: Doug
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April 4, 2001 at 6:06 am #33224AnonymousGuest
: : : i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
: : : an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
: : : thanx rich: : Is this a myth, or do guitars cost less in South Korea? I heard that they are highly discounted. What about Korean guitars, are they less too. Anyway, I don’t know your price range, but my favorite brands are, Martin, Taylor, Guild, and Gibson. Find something good in your price range
: I suspect that Korean made guitars will be available,
: but would doubt that any deals on american made guitars
: would be found. Doesn’t make sense they’d be cheaper
: after shipping them half way around the world.: Samick makes guitars for Epiphone in Korea, among others. Most liekly the Samick equivalents are available, my gut feeling is that Epi’s aren’t.
: Cort also makes guitars in Korea ( or whatever the
: Korean company is named.: Doug
I am stationed in Kunsan Korea and am looking for a Samick dealer in Kunsan City or the closest place to were I’m stationed. Can anyone help me?
Scott
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April 4, 2001 at 6:05 am #33226AnonymousGuest
: : : i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
: : : an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
: : : thanx rich: : Is this a myth, or do guitars cost less in South Korea? I heard that they are highly discounted. What about Korean guitars, are they less too. Anyway, I don’t know your price range, but my favorite brands are, Martin, Taylor, Guild, and Gibson. Find something good in your price range
: I suspect that Korean made guitars will be available,
: but would doubt that any deals on american made guitars
: would be found. Doesn’t make sense they’d be cheaper
: after shipping them half way around the world.: Samick makes guitars for Epiphone in Korea, among others. Most liekly the Samick equivalents are available, my gut feeling is that Epi’s aren’t.
: Cort also makes guitars in Korea ( or whatever the
: Korean company is named.: Doug
I am stationed in Kunsan Korea and am looking for a Samick dealer in Kunsan City or the closest place to were I’m stationed. Can anyone help me?
Scott
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March 31, 2001 at 6:00 am #33094AnonymousGuest
geocities.com/ghostguitar
This site has the lyrics.
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March 30, 2001 at 2:37 am #33070AnonymousGuest
: Hi fellow guitar players,
: I’m considering a Washburn accoustic D-55 Cherokee guitar. It’s pretty much new. It’s been at a local dealer’s store for a year or so now, and has a few small scratches and dings from being played there. Anyway, they are asking a cool ,000.00 for it (including hardcase). It seems like a good deal to me, but I thought I’d see if anyone here can give me advice on this guitar. Thanks!It’s made in the USA and is a good quality guitar. ,000 is a good price. Most folks want from ,000 to ,500. They are out of production and would make a nice collectible. The feather inlays on the fret board are impressive, as is bridge. This is a very loud guitar, especially the low E. Grab it before someone else does.
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October 15, 2003 at 11:20 pm #95854AnonymousGuest
I have a Cherokee and like it very well
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March 28, 2001 at 11:21 am #33009AnonymousGuest
what coincidence have knofler with sting?
Who discovered to dire straits in usa?
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March 28, 2001 at 2:21 am #32995AnonymousGuest
: i felt the hate rise up in me kneel down and clearthe stone of leaves i wonder out where u cant see inside my shell i wait and bleed
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March 21, 2001 at 8:52 am #32802AnonymousGuest
I have tablature on LA Song if you want it. Email me! I am desperately searching for the tab on Delicious Surprise. Can anyone help?>
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July 18, 2001 at 3:28 am #81295AnonymousGuest
I have the tab for LA Song but I would really love to have the tabs to any and all Beth Hart music. Please e-mail them to me!
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March 18, 2001 at 9:08 pm #32678AnonymousGuest
Where can I download some fairly easy sheet music, as
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March 18, 2001 at 4:25 pm #32667AnonymousGuest
: Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
: wee (denzel best)
: hot house
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March 17, 2001 at 9:04 pm #32654AnonymousGuest
: Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
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March 12, 2001 at 7:54 am #32498AnonymousGuest
Do you guys know that Mark will be here in Brazil in April? I’ve already bought the tickets. I’m so damn happy. It will be a dream comming true.
: : : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
: : The last time I’ve seen him play guitar, that was on a Pensa Suhr flame maple with a soldano amp. That was for the golden heart tour in 1996… But he’s a kind of conservative person.
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March 10, 2001 at 8:39 am #32450AnonymousGuest
: Check out these new bands! Great Classic Rock, Rhythym and Blues and Pop!
: [link]http://www.mp3.com/TheJRBBand[/link]
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March 8, 2001 at 1:17 am #32384AnonymousGuest
: Daniel; do you know what guitar effects he used to get that unique sound out of his Fender? can anyone lend a hand? MARK PLEASE HELP??
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March 7, 2001 at 9:36 pm #32373AnonymousGuest
try a search forjackpatts
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March 7, 2001 at 6:36 pm #32369AnonymousGuest
from what i can make out mark doesnt use a pick instead he uses the thumb and the first finger between, the two.
the guy is a god dammed legend in my eyes , i have spent so much time over the last few years playing along with his music ,good luck dude -
March 7, 2001 at 3:18 am #32350AnonymousGuest
:I would be very interseted to learn the techniques Mark uses to get his old Dire Straights sound?
I am certain it is a combination of his picking style, delay, reverb????? can anyone assist? -
March 5, 2001 at 12:12 am #32274AnonymousGuest
he he controversial stuff methinks. yep youve had some good advice from some on playing like keith. the open tunings is the best as he plays most of his great stuff in open tuning, a trick i think keith got from mick taylor. which leads to an interesting point, namely that on most stones stuff you arent hearing just one guitarist. you are hearing two be it jones, taylor or wood. i cant help wondering how most of their best stuff was when mick taylor was in the band which is an interesting variation on the old debate that keith did his best stuff when he was on smack. its a lot to do with ya sound as well. grab a kicking amp and guitar. no point trying to emulate a sound (which is half the battle when trying to pin down a style of playing)when ya equipment is crap. back when they made stuff like brown sugar they didnt have multi effects and such so go for a simple basic set up. the most important piece of equipment is ya amp. dont matter what anyone tells ya your amp is responsible for %80 of ya sound.a great les paul or classic strat will sound shit through a crap amp, but a cheapish guitar will sound ok through a great amp. keiths playing tho is brilliant in its simplicity. get all these virtuosos who slag him off and say he sucks, they just telling you more about themselves than anything else, yep they can play million notes a second or john williams best but music is about feeling and emotion and melody. and hell keith just looked great with those teles slung around his neck.
its down to sound, open tuning and practice. stick on the stones full volume and just jam along with em. you’ll get there. -
March 5, 2001 at 12:02 am #32273AnonymousGuest
: i need a really good used gitair and amp if posssible.Nice One =)
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March 3, 2001 at 10:37 am #32234AnonymousGuest
I just bought a "choclate" 76 tele, deluxe with the humbuckers…I wouldn’t have know what color to call it until i saw these posts of you guys. Anyways, i teach at a musick store, and somebody sold it to me for 50 dollars, which must be a screaming deal. I told him to keep it if he could afford to, but he just wanted the money. I like it alot, but i think the tone pots need to be replaced. I ‘m more a jazz guy, but i tell yah, it sounds pretty damn good. I’ll have to put some heavier strings on it and see whats up!
: Well I don’t have a picture, but I’ve got one myself (black 1979) and it’s a great guitar, I’ve got the humbuckers split with a switch and I paid a lot more for it then you did (I’m dutch but in dollars it’s something like 00,- and it’s still worth it to me.
: I bought a 1975 Fender Telecaster Deluxe sight unseen over the phone from a friend of a friend who lives several states away. It is a Chocolate Burst with two humbuckers pickups. I got the guitar for 25.00 with a hardshell case. I thought this was a good deal, so I took it. the guitar is in aprox. 80% condition. Does anyone have a photo of this telecaster? The guitar wont be here for another week or so and I’m dieing to see it.
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March 2, 2001 at 12:26 pm #32210AnonymousGuest
You can’t sound like Fuel, STP, and Incubus. Incubus is rap-metal with hip hop beats courtesy of their DJ, and Fuel is alternative post-grunge while STP is grunge/hard rock. Why don’t you just try to add Primus and Limp Bizkit to your fucked up collaboration?
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February 27, 2001 at 1:20 am #32067AnonymousGuest
Describe the fret board, body, head. I have an idea but i need an over all condition.
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February 24, 2001 at 9:48 pm #32000AnonymousGuest
how much is a yamahaa acoustick worth 2 years old and how do u think the ibenaz heavy metal giutar pacage cost. thanks and write back
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April 27, 2003 at 7:06 pm #85352AnonymousGuest
mine is an ibenaz electric guitar ibanaz,md.gax70,
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December 23, 2001 at 4:13 am #88113AnonymousGuest
: how much is a Ibanez S-series worth?
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December 23, 2001 at 4:11 am #88121AnonymousGuest
: how much is a yamahaa acoustick worth 2 years old and how do u think the ibenaz heavy metal giutar pacage cost. thanks and write back
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November 13, 2001 at 3:53 pm #86217AnonymousGuest
i hav a pro axe, 2 single an 1 double humbukers, 2 tone and 1 volume control and maple neck
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February 23, 2001 at 5:22 am #31968AnonymousGuest
: : : Please somebody help..im looking for scores for the following….
: : : My favorite things
: : : Stella by starlight
: : : Basin street blues
: : : Round midnight
: : : Summertime
: kappa
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February 21, 2001 at 10:21 am #31917AnonymousGuest
: : I can’t find a Soldano amp anywhere in Minnesota. When I was in Europe I bought a guitar magazine that compared a Mesa Dual Rectifier to a Soldano SLO 100 on a CD. The Soldano wiped the floor with the Mesa on the CD but I can’t find one to try for myself. If anyone knowes where I can try one in Minnesota, let me know. Or if anyone has opinions on other soldano amps like the Hot Rod or something I would love the input. Thanks
: Well they make them in very small numbers, and they are more expensive than Mesas. Some heads are in the ,000 range, and i have no idea where to find one, because no chain store carries them. Look in smaller boutique stores, which sells real high end gear
I’m an online only Soldano dealer located in GA. (http://www.petesamps.com) Visit my site and link to the Soldano site and check the dealer list. I became a dealer after buying one from Musician’s Friend. I also own a Mesa and a Rivera. There is no comparison to a Soldano. It’s like what you’ve been trying to hear. Simply amazing! Soldano’s policy for online stores is not to open the amps. Good luck finding one to plug into. The Lucky 13 is reviewed in this month’s Guitar Player Magazine. Let me know if I can help anymore.
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February 20, 2001 at 4:08 am #31866AnonymousGuest
: Does anyone out there have any idea what a old Guild CopiCat tape echo unit would be worth these days? It was made by Watkins of England. Its a continuous tape loop echo, like the old echoplex. Any info on this unit would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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December 11, 2001 at 5:00 pm #108573AnonymousGuest
: : Does anyone out there have any idea what a old Guild CopiCat tape echo unit would be worth these days? It was made by Watkins of England. Its a continuous tape loop echo, like the old echoplex. Any info on this unit would be greatly appreciated. Thanks hello, it depends on the state, 100% or in bad condition, normally dutch fl. 300-400
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February 10, 2001 at 3:55 am #31567AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?I konw it is the end of guitar.
he used it a famous guitar FENDER STRATUCASTER
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February 10, 2001 at 3:54 am #31565AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?I konw it is the end of guitar.
he used it a famous guitar FENDER STRATUCASTER
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February 9, 2001 at 8:25 pm #31555AnonymousGuest
: I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USEN ELECTRIC GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS ANNA
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October 11, 2003 at 12:17 am #95243AnonymousGuest
: : : i am looking fo a electric gitar and amp for a good price
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October 24, 2001 at 10:53 pm #85385AnonymousGuest
If you e-mail me at [email protected] then we can talk. I have a Electric gitar and amp for sale $250.00 Great condition. E-amil me and we’ll talk.
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February 5, 2001 at 8:38 pm #31442AnonymousGuest
: Hello ! Is there anyone there who can email me some Metallica
: tabs ?
: I want Nothing Else Matters,Enter Sandman,Wherever I May Roam.-
September 8, 2002 at 2:40 pm #99745AnonymousGuest
: : Hello ! Is there anyone there who can email me some Metallica : : tabs ? : : I want …and justice for all full tabs
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December 30, 2001 at 2:29 am #88466AnonymousGuest
: : Hello ! Is there anyone there who can email me some Metallica : : tabs ? : : I want THE MORE I SEE, mainly solo at the end of the song
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February 5, 2001 at 11:34 am #31436AnonymousGuest
I too have a McPherson guitar. It is a 12 string with a sunburst finish and the trademark 3 holes. Mine was make in Japan in the early ’80s. It has production #24 on it. My dad bought it in 1983 possibly. I have only seen 3 other McPhersons in my life.
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February 2, 2001 at 5:12 am #31358AnonymousGuest
: : What site can I go to to down load and print some blank tabliture papers to write down some stuff on. You know blank music paper that sort of thing.
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June 11, 2003 at 1:49 am #87110AnonymousGuest
wher can i print out bass tabs of rock music to learn?
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February 2, 2001 at 5:11 am #31355AnonymousGuest
: What site can I go to to down load and print some blank tabliture papers to write down some stuff on. You know blank music paper that sort of thing.
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January 30, 2001 at 2:32 pm #31279AnonymousGuest
: Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?I konw it is the end of guitar.
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January 30, 2001 at 3:11 am #31248AnonymousGuest
you could do it the way they used to in the days before pedals
and use 2 tape recordings of the same guitar peice and run them similtaniously one slightly before the other
ichicoo park was recorded that way
it was done by a recording engineer with 2 reel to reel tape recorders and realy long arms
alt buy a boss pedal…: oh yeah .. i love boss pedal
: : Do I need a flanger pedal or are there other ways to get that sound?
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January 30, 2001 at 3:10 am #31247AnonymousGuest
you could do it the way they used to in the days before pedals
and use 2 tape recordings of the same guitar peice and run them similtaniously one slightly before the other
ichicoo park was recorded that way
it as done by a recording engineer with 2 reel to reel tape recorders and realy long arms
alt buy a boss pedal…: oh yeah .. i love boss pedal
: : Do I need a flanger pedal or are there other ways to get that sound?
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January 29, 2001 at 8:31 am #31219AnonymousGuest
I have a collection of Carvin Koa wood models and curly / birdseye maple models built between 1982 and 1986 . DC-120 , Dc200,DC 160 , and Koa doublenecks all of which are highly flamed and have necks of such quality that make my gibsons seem like clumsy toys. All of these guitars arrived to my door via ups in the 80’s without a nick. True the mail order seems bad but all manufacturers ship guitars to every retail store so its not really different. and if you don’t like it you can get an immediate refund. Try that at most retail music stores _ (except Mars and the other big guys)and you will be in for a big battle to the end to get a refund. so take my advice and give it a try – nothing to lose
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January 28, 2001 at 5:11 pm #31203AnonymousGuest
Have a devalued my 73 strat by fitting a 5 way switch? Its really badly chipped but very I’ve played it from new. Any idea of value? Does it matter about the tatty look. Still plays brill!
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November 4, 2001 at 3:52 pm #85715AnonymousGuest
yuo haven’t devalued your strat by fitting the 5 way switch even if i prefer the old one with 3 ways.the value of your guitar is about 2000 dollars if in good conditions.
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January 27, 2001 at 2:45 am #31172AnonymousGuest
I am also a beginner. Did you find any sources?
: Hi..I am a beginning Guitar player. Was wondering if there is a sight
: Where one can get free sheet music for Acoustic Guitars. Other than CowPie.
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January 23, 2001 at 8:59 pm #31063AnonymousGuest
Vintage guitar price guide has them listed at 00.00, mint condition. The Blue Book has them at roughly the same. In my opinion there worth twice that. Considering todays prices and craftsmanship, they will blow away any new 00.00 SG. They were only made for a couple of years,(1980-1982). Great hard rock/heavy metal guitar.
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January 19, 2001 at 7:15 am #30924AnonymousGuest
I have a Vox student prince guitar if you make an offer ill see what I can do for you.
Robert
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January 18, 2001 at 9:22 am #30892AnonymousGuest
we are looking for a lead guitarist, please no beginers; influence Clapton, Page .Santana……others. PLease give us a call at 305-235-2572 or just leave a messageutor.net
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January 16, 2001 at 4:26 am #30834AnonymousGuest
: I am trying to determine the value of my SG 1982 Firebrand for resale. Can anyone point me in a good direction?
: Thanks.Dude, I’ve owned a Les Paul Firebrand since 1985, and I LOVE IT! It’s an ’81 model actually, and I bought it used for 00. I’ve seen a few other firebrands in local stores selling for about 50 lately, and they’re all the woodgrain finish ones. Mine was actually repainted and refinished by the original owner to black with a gold burst on the body, so it’s pretty unique, and it’s going to the grave with me, even though I now play a real Les Paul now most of the time. Anyway, I think I’d suggest selling it for around 50 or so, depending of course on its condition. When I got mine it was in MINT condition, excepting the new finish of course, with a good hardshell case.
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February 8, 2003 at 12:43 am #82106AnonymousGuest
Dude, I will buy that guitar from you for $275 with shipping and handling, or call me at my house at (1303) 554-9450. Peace.
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February 8, 2003 at 12:44 am #105444AnonymousGuest
: Dude, I will buy that guitar from you for $275 with out shipping and handling, or call me at my house at (1303) 554-9450. : Peace.
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February 8, 2003 at 12:46 am #111779AnonymousGuest
: : Dude, I will buy that guitar from you for $275 with shipping and handling, or call me at my house at (1303) 554-9450. or call Bob Dooney @ guitar Bazzar in Boulder at 303 442-1366 : : Peace.
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January 5, 2001 at 9:12 am #30506AnonymousGuest
: Does anyone out there have any idea what a old Guild CopiCat tape echo unit would be worth these days? It was made by Watkins of England. Its a continuous tape loop echo, like the old echoplex. Any info on this unit would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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September 2, 2001 at 11:21 pm #83108AnonymousGuest
: : Does anyone out there have any idea what a old Guild CopiCat tape echo unit would be worth these days? It was made by Watkins of England. Its a continuous tape loop echo, like the old echoplex. Any info on this unit would be greatly appreciated. Thanks I just got one but don’t know much about it if you know which tube it takes in the first socket (6e–) i would be greatful if any one could tell me. I got mine for $50.00 in vere good condition.
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January 5, 2001 at 4:24 am #30498AnonymousGuest
i WAS INSERRESTED IN THE ACCOUSTIC ELECTRIC
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July 16, 2001 at 9:34 am #81176AnonymousGuest
: ERA INSERRESTED EN EL ACCOUSTIC ELÉCTRICO: TAN EMAIL YO
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December 29, 2000 at 12:19 pm #30265AnonymousGuest
: Learn the minor pentatonic scales. There are 5 patterns in every key. You should be able to get the scale patterns on this site somewhere. It is a good starting point.
Start with the main melody of the song, and add in notes, and kind of what comes to you, along the scale patterns. This will make your solos melodic and consistent with the song.
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December 23, 2000 at 7:04 am #30101AnonymousGuest
I want to import a electric guitar I need prices and models
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December 22, 2000 at 1:43 am #30065AnonymousGuest
I just recently bought a Fender "Bullet" Bass for 50. The guy I bought it from said it was probably worth more than that since it was discontinued after being sold 2 years. The serial number on it is E006119. Please if anyone knows, tell me.
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December 22, 2000 at 1:42 am #30063AnonymousGuest
I just recently bought a Fender "Bullet" Bass for 50. The guy I bought it from said it was probably worth more than that since it was discontinued after being sold 2 years. The serial number on it is E006119. Please if anyone knows, tell me.
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December 17, 2000 at 12:12 am #29892AnonymousGuest
Classical acoustic, B.M Concert. Good condition £45.
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December 13, 2000 at 1:31 pm #29812AnonymousGuest
: Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
THE QUESTION IS WHICH ONE.I KNOW KNOFLER REALLY LIKES THE IBENEZ PRODUCTS
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December 13, 2000 at 12:05 pm #29813AnonymousGuest
i will trade a squire 7 string stagemaster 7 for an ibanez if its a 7 string
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February 22, 2002 at 7:38 am #91416AnonymousGuest
:your a peice of shit thats not worth it.ed.
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December 10, 2000 at 11:32 pm #29734AnonymousGuest
Hi!Mark. Sailing to Philadelphia is very great!
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December 7, 2000 at 9:37 pm #29660AnonymousGuest
I found these at http://www.lyricspoint.com
FROZEN GHOST: Dream Come True
Love of my life
I don’t have a lot to give you
What’s in my heart
Is all that I can really give you
Love…undying love is all I have
A handful of words
That might make you laugh
And all the strength you need
To make it through all your troubled times
I give all of myself to you, only you
My dream come true
Love of my life
You are all I ever wanted
To be with you is all I ever really wanted
You…you’ve made my life a fairy tale
You’ve added love to a life that was so stale
And know that I’ll be here
Always for you, when you need a friend
I give all of myself to you, only you
My dream come trueI’ve been waiting my whole life for you
Now my waiting is through
All the nights I’ve spend dreaming I knew
That my dream would come trueSo many nights
I laid awake dreaming I knew
One day I’d be with you
Now all my nights of dreaming are through
‘Cause my dream has come trueDream come true
ENJOY!!
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December 3, 2000 at 2:47 am #29559AnonymousGuest
andetasmetio mozooó
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December 2, 2000 at 12:12 am #29516AnonymousGuest
i really need the lrycis to "dream come true" by frozen ghost, its really importent so if anyone has then could you please email me and send them to me… Thanx a bunch
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March 18, 2002 at 10:07 am #92606AnonymousGuest
does anyone have the lyrics for Amazing by Alex Loyd?
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August 30, 2001 at 10:54 pm #83107AnonymousGuest
: I would like the lrycis to "dream come true" by frozen ghost, its really importent to me, so if anyone has then could you please email me and send them to me… Thank you:) < Very sentimental!>
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November 30, 2000 at 5:42 pm #29474AnonymousGuest
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November 30, 2000 at 5:42 pm #29473AnonymousGuest
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: Hi!
: I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in
: perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and
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January 17, 2002 at 6:16 am #89556AnonymousGuest
Hi! Try here: http://aua.rulez.org/tomcat There are about 70 mp3 backing tracks to download!
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November 27, 2000 at 5:46 am #29395AnonymousGuest
Fender stratocaster is the guitar that was used
by the best guitarist: Jimmy.Even Satriani declared
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November 18, 2000 at 7:52 am #29229AnonymousGuest
: : i don’t understand could you please give me more help as my favourite guitarist is richie sambora (BON JOVI) and he uses pinched harmonics on almost all of his solos ,thanks
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November 18, 2000 at 7:50 am #29228AnonymousGuest
: i don’t understand could you please give me more help as my favourite guitarist is richie sambora (BON JOVI) and he uses pinched harmonics on almost all of his solos ,thanks
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November 16, 2000 at 10:09 pm #29188AnonymousGuest
: I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come
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November 15, 2000 at 10:53 pm #29167AnonymousGuest
: hehe, i think that you can put rackmount equip in a rack, heads would sit on top of the cabs.
You can put heads in a flight case though…
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November 8, 2000 at 1:34 am #29033AnonymousGuest
i own two custom shop carvin guitars and love both of them. i also own a PRS, an older gibson sg and a few custom guitars. the carvins play and sound wonderful, and at the price i paid i can add more gutiars to my collection.
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November 8, 2000 at 1:33 am #29032AnonymousGuest
: I’m posting this message to see what your opinions are on Carvins guitar shop. This is the mail order company out of San Diego.
: Heres my own story. I recently ordered my third Carvin guitar earlier this year. Shortly after placing my order I found a used Gibson Les Paul Custom Black with body binding and gold hardware at guitar showcase in San Jose. This guitar was gorgeous. I fell in love and bought it. This guitar was used and 600.00 but it was in excellent condion.
: Now I was in a jam because I didnt have enough money for both guitars but I could afford the cash to have them both temporarily at least long enough to test them out against each other.
: I had the Gibson Les Paul set up by a reputable shop and waited for the Carvin to arrive.
: My test findings were unsettling. The Guitar Gods at Gibson came up short on my list in all catagories. Now remember this was a guitar I played and fell in love with and payed hard cash for but when my Carvin showed up it just kicked its ass.
: The Carvin Giant Slayer was better at
: 1.String action
: 2.neck feel
: 3.pickup tone
: 4.sustain
: 5.Staying in tune ( This is very important)
: 6.Attention to detail on the guitar finish
: The Carvin sounded way better under heavy distortion
: and also on clean settings. The amps at my disposal to do this test were a Mesa/Boogie Tremloverb, Mesa DC-5
: a VOX,a Matchless, & a Fender Deville. My personal rigs were the Boogies. We conducted this test in a recording studio while recording our new album. I played and recorded on both guitars and a week later the Gibson was on add in the paper. Ouch thats gotta hurt!
: Now I’m not saying I would’nt Play a Gibson again, I am an equal oportunity guitarist but the over priced sleeping giants are nothing more than NIKE brand names marketed by symbolism.Thats O.K. but I just wanted you to know that you can get alot more bang for your buck if your willing to bust away from the pack.
: you must understand I’ve waited a long time to conduct this test. I am a lefty guitar player and finding lefties is allways a problem but untill now I couldnt afford the extra dough to have two guitars like this at once.
: The New Carvin I ordered was not cheap either but it was 00.00 less than the used Gibson.
: I ordered the Carvin 25th aniversary with a flamed KOA top. KOA five piece laminated neck(Maple Stripes) through body active/passive electronics and a fixed bridge. Abalone Block Inlays Ebony finger board.
: The Works
: You can also order a great guitar thats about 00.00
: bucks with the same electronics and craftsman ship minus the expensive wood I ordered for mine. All their guitars are made by the same CNC computer controlled routing machines and come with a 10 day money back garantee.: If you have a story about Carvin Pro/Con I would like to hear it.
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July 17, 2001 at 2:11 am #81195AnonymousGuest
I have 2 Carvin guitars, a DC 127 with a tung-oiled mahogny body with a fixed bridge and an Ultra V with a Floyd Rose whammy. I payed 800$ for the DC. In Norway that is not much for an electric guitar. Some of the cheapest Ibanez RG´s cost the same!!! If you compared a Carvin DC 127 and an Ibanez RG, you would probably call the police. Especially the craftmanship blows the competition away. I just love the way my guitars play. The feel is so comfortable and steady. Carvin guitars are so short on misstakes! Good luck with your guitars and your playing!!! Carvin ROCKS!!!!
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November 6, 2000 at 11:26 am #28989AnonymousGuest
I have aquired a very OLD looking, well traveled hummingbird 12 string Guitar, with slotted head, but it has no identification marks expect the outline of what used to be a hummingbird on the pickguard. Yellow and white print. The strings are held on the end of the hard case by wire framing. Could you please help me with any information and the value of this guitar.
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November 1, 2000 at 7:12 pm #28907AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
: The last time I’ve seen him play guitar, that was on a Pensa Suhr flame maple with a soldano amp. That was for the golden heart tour in 1996… But he’s a kind of conservative person.
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October 27, 2000 at 4:10 am #28824AnonymousGuest
: : Please somebody help..im looking for scores for the following….
: : My favorite things
: : Stella by starlight
: : Basin street blues
: : Round midnight
: : Summertime
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October 23, 2000 at 9:00 am #28746AnonymousGuest
i got a really good used gitair if u still need one e-ail me back either way
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October 19, 2000 at 10:36 pm #28704AnonymousGuest
Hi!
I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in
perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and
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October 19, 2000 at 10:35 pm #28705AnonymousGuest
Hi!
I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in
perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and
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October 19, 2000 at 10:34 pm #28702AnonymousGuest
Hi!
I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in
perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and
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October 19, 2000 at 10:33 pm #28700AnonymousGuest
Please contact me!
I can pay you or ring to you if you can..
do you have TOTAL GUITAR?
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October 19, 2000 at 10:30 pm #28698AnonymousGuest
Hi!
I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in
perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and
provide mine also..
Regards,.-
May 8, 2002 at 2:24 am #94784AnonymousGuest
: HI I’M LOOKING FOR BACKING TRACKS ALSO , SO LET’S CONTACT BY MAIL AND THEN I CAN SHARE BY FTP OK!! AL!! : Hi! : I am guitar player and I usually to collect famous backing track MP3 , I have many in : perfect quality from famous Bands and Guitar playter , but I want to get more..and : provide mine also.. : Regards,.
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October 19, 2000 at 8:27 pm #28694AnonymousGuest
: : any feedback on this pedal would be great. thinking about buying it and want to know the pros and cons.
: I have one and I love it. It gets pretty hairy, I think it has more of a Marshall-ish sound than a Boogie. I think one of the draw backs is that you can’t get the levels even for both channels. I use it for a high gain sound and I use a Fulldrive 2(which I also love) for more of a medium gain. I guess you might want to see if it matches up well with your amp.
I bought one by mail. The bloke at the shop said he would take it back if I didn’t like it – but NOBODY doesn’t like these.
I took it out of the box, plugged in my headphones and was very impressed – and that was the clean sound !
I basically use it for the high gain solos (most of them). I run it into a Fender twin which I set up both channels clean with channel one running a higher level.
I bypass the vtwin for normal rhythm.
I use the blues setting for a cruchy rhythm.
High gain for most solos
Bypass and channel 1 on the twin for clean solos.
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April 20, 2002 at 6:01 am #94034AnonymousGuest
You can definitely get the channels to match up. There is a "clean" gain control on the bottom side so you can have the master gain all the way up for mean rip-you-to-shreds guitar tones and still switch over to crystal clean tones. It’s one awesome pedal.
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October 19, 2000 at 3:43 am #28688AnonymousGuest
I know a bit about those guitars. Especially the Akkerman model. Can you give me a description?
Trevor.
: May be able to help – I have some contemporary reviews and know a bit about the guitars. In 1974 is most likely either a Nashville (solid, shaped a bit like a Musicman Eddie Van Halen) or a Jan Akkerman (semi with one F-hole shaped like a big Les Paul).
: : Does anybody know where I can find
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October 18, 2000 at 7:06 am #28662AnonymousGuest
sounds cool
: USE THE MESSAGE BOARD OR THE FREE ADVERTISING AT ACETUTOR.NET, TO MEET OTHERS OR TO SELL YOUR GEAR..
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October 17, 2000 at 11:11 pm #28652AnonymousGuest
: : i agree about the state of most the name brands…gibson is waayyyy over priced. I playes a carvin and thought it was pretty good. have had bad luck with their mixers….got one..it buzzed…a vu meter fell out…crosstalk between channels…i sent it back….same thing with their amps…quality control doesnt seem to be their thing.
: : i dont why their guitars havent caught on..10 day return…why dont more people play them? re sale is the pits on them…and maybe its becasue not many big guitar gods plays one…i think the whole mail order thing hurts them…no impulse buying from music stores.
: : maybe the waiting period on some…but its not really that long compared to other custom builders.: : i have almost bought one a few times…but i think being unsure about them stopped me. if they had been in a store maybe i would have.
: : have you heard of Suhr guitars? i got one of those recently…sold a les paul to get it by the way!
: Dear Steve;
: The truth is I own, or have owned guitars by Gibson, PRS, Fender, Ibanez, and Peavy. I am currently playing a Carvin. The workmanship – finish is as good as I have seen. The neck is thin and fast. They have their own sound. Somewhere between Gibson and Fender, pretty close to the Ibanez sound. Carvins do have imperfections like everything else.
: I am playing a Carvin because I like my strings on the deck. At the 24th fret I can barely slip a .028 feeler guage under the strings. I keep the neck nearly straight. String height at the nut is adjusted to be no more than .002 above the first fret. This is the only guitar I have that will play this close to the fret-board. The problem with playing this close is that when the neck releif changes with the moisture in the air I have to adjust the neck releif, or be
: unsatisfied with the action. All necks made of wood move. If you don’t play this low, you probably don’t notice it. I don’t adjust the neck everyday, but I keep an adjustment key with the guitar, and I adjust any time it needs it.: I have tried to buy two other guitars from Carvin, but, I sent them back. No two guitars are the same, and I want another one that will play as well as the one I already have.
: If you can take the need to keep the neck adjusted, I think you will find that the Carvin is the best buy dollar for dollar.
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October 17, 2000 at 11:06 pm #28654AnonymousGuest
: i agree about the state of most the name brands…gibson is waayyyy over priced. I playes a carvin and thought it was pretty good. have had bad luck with their mixers….got one..it buzzed…a vu meter fell out…crosstalk between channels…i sent it back….same thing with their amps…quality control doesnt seem to be their thing.
: i dont why their guitars havent caught on..10 day return…why dont more people play them? re sale is the pits on them…and maybe its becasue not many big guitar gods plays one…i think the whole mail order thing hurts them…no impulse buying from music stores.
: maybe the waiting period on some…but its not really that long compared to other custom builders.: i have almost bought one a few times…but i think being unsure about them stopped me. if they had been in a store maybe i would have.
: have you heard of Suhr guitars? i got one of those recently…sold a les paul to get it by the way!
Dear Steve;
The truth is I own, or have owned guitars by Gibson, PRS, Fender, Ibanez, and Peavy. I am currently playing a Carvin. The workmanship – finish is as good as I have seen. The neck is thin and fast. They have their own sound. Somewhere between Gibson and Fender, pretty close to the Ibanez sound. Carvins do have imperfections like everything else.
I am playing a Carvin because I like my strings on the deck. At the 24th fret I can barely slip a .024 feeler guage under the strings. I keep the neck nearly straight. String height at the nut is adjusted to be no more than .002 above the first fret. This is the only guitar I have that will play this close to the fret-board. The problem with playing this close is that when the neck releif changes with the moisture in the air I have to adjust the neck releif, or be
unsatisfied with the action. All necks made of wood move. If you don’t play this low, you probably don’t notice it. I don’t adjust the neck everyday, but I keep an adjustment key with the guitar, and I adjust any time it needs it.I have tried to buy two other guitars from Carvin, but, I sent them back. No two guitars are the same, and I want another one that will play as well as the one I already have.
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October 17, 2000 at 7:14 am #28632AnonymousGuest
I have been interested in learning how to play a guitar for about 2 years now but im not sure what to look for. Today i saw a classified for a 25$ guitar but im not sure what could be wrong with it. What should i look for?
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October 16, 2000 at 6:45 am #28614AnonymousGuest
: I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come
: True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows
: the song please let me know.Go to Napster if you want the music…if you want the sheet, I don’t know.
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October 14, 2000 at 9:31 pm #28585AnonymousGuest
I guess you’ve got the answer to your question by now, but I thought I’d throw my opinion in anyway. I bought a Rogue RX200 a few months ago, and I’ve been very impressed with it. It only cost me about 00.00, and it’s fully loaded. It has three pickups (humbucker-single-humbucker), Floyd Rose locking tremolo, 24-fret neck with shark-fin inlay, and so on. It sounds as good as it looks, too. I’d say Rogue is a good choice for a good musician on a budget, like myself.
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November 11, 2001 at 8:52 am #86061AnonymousGuest
I RECENTLY BOUGHT A ROGUE 12 STRING TO REPLACE MY 70`S EPIPHONE 12. I WAS LEERY ABOUT THE $140 PRICE. AFTER MY GRANDSON (GUITAR EXPERT) PLAYED IT AS WELL AS THE EPI,HE APROOVED.
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October 14, 2000 at 6:31 pm #28580AnonymousGuest
: woul it not be nice to have true metal back in our lives again why does all the new shit suck so bad? i think that i know—– no talent
I don’t think that it’s that metal is gone. I think it’s just hiding for a while. Pretty soon people will get tired of rap and "rap-metal" (which is in my opinion rap only with a really detuned 7 string guitar) and metal will come back bigger and stronger than ever.
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October 14, 2000 at 6:22 pm #28579AnonymousGuest
: Anybody know if Rogue guitars are any good?
: I’ve been thinking of buying the Rogue RK550,
: mainly ‘cos its real cheap and has 3 mini-humbuckers and 24 frets. Now the Rogues evidently are made in the same place as Squires, and i’m not too mad about them either. Also i’ve been considering some cheap Jackson models, most of them have only 2 humbuckers tho, and i doubt they are any good for lead work… any advice, comments etc?
When I was going to buy my first guitar I considered buying a Rogue, then I went to the store and played one. I ended up buying a Jackson and I love it. Jacksons are good if you want to play metal. I’ve heard other people refer to Jacksons as "aggressive guitars." I have no idea what this means but I would assume that it has something to do with being a good heavy metal guitar. If you’re going to buy a Jackson, make sure you don’t get Jackson pickups. That’s the only think I hate about my guitar. They kick ass for when I’m playing with distortion, but they’re too overdriven to play clean. Try to get Seymour Duncans as Jackson likes to put these on the guitars they don’t use their own pickups on. Hope this helps. -
October 14, 2000 at 6:06 pm #28577AnonymousGuest
: i’m gonna buy one soon and i don’t know where to get good prices and what i should pay for it
List price on an M-300 is 99, so definitely don’t pay more than that. Also find a place where you can pay less than that. If there’s a Mars music store near where you live, for the whole month (October) their having a 50% off sale on all ESP guitars. I just bought an M-200 last week for 50. Hope this helps.
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October 13, 2000 at 3:50 pm #28567AnonymousGuest
: : I’v just started playing guitar and I need some tablatures of famous songs which is easy to play… Thanks
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July 11, 2001 at 6:36 pm #104592AnonymousGuest
: : : I’v just started playing guitar and I need some tablatures of famous songs which is easy to play… Thanks. And i need everything about nirvana i hope you here it it’s my heart screaming ’cause he want hear their songs. you know it’ s hard to find their album Songs & stuff help needed
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October 13, 2000 at 2:46 am #28554AnonymousGuest
: who has talent ambition KNOWLEDGE a drive to strive for the top in the music industry. where are you? can you play like randy or kirk or zack
: Hi. I´m from Argentina. i think that Zack is MUCH better than Kirk and Rhandy. I don´t know why ther are ones who say that Rhandy was better than Zack…they must be mad.
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October 12, 2000 at 1:03 pm #28539AnonymousGuest
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October 12, 2000 at 1:01 pm #28535AnonymousGuest
: : I am looking for Information on a Lauren Gitar 3/4 size. The label inside reads: Model # LA-34N. I was wondering about the age and value of the gitar and if it is a Classical or Acoustic Gitar? Any Info would be appreciated!!! Thank You! : )
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October 12, 2000 at 12:59 pm #28537AnonymousGuest
: I am looking for Information on a Lauren Gitar 3/4 size. The label inside reads: Model # LA-34N. I was wondering about the age and value of the gitar and if it is a Classical or Acoustic Gitar? Any Info would be appreciated!!! Thank You! : )
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October 11, 2000 at 2:08 pm #28517AnonymousGuest
Saya sangat kagum, dan bangga bisa mendengar, keahlian anda (K.H), saya rasa ini yang terbaik dari segalanya,anda begitu percaya diri membawakan perasaan anda, saya percaya anda adalah guitarist terbaik yang pernah lahir di dunia ini, tak ada kata-kata lain, anda (K.H) adalah yang terbaik……..
perkenalkan saya, penggemar yang akan berusaha mengikuti jejak anda, bila diijinkan….
Ada permintaan dari saya, apakah ? (K.H) menikah,? jelaskan anak, dan istrinya,….semoga anaknya mengikuti kebesaran nama ayahnya….Greatest Guitarist Master….in the world.
berita frekuensi anda memainkan alat musik gitar….
bagaimana cara termudah mengembangkan perasaan, feeling,
skill,….
kiranya itu sajaterima kasih…atas perhatiannya.
penggemar anda
edie bangkai
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October 11, 2000 at 8:17 am #28515AnonymousGuest
anybody know if the rogue MB-50G Mandolin Banjo anygood or not? how do you tune one anyway?just like a mandolin or what?
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October 11, 2000 at 2:07 am #28508AnonymousGuest
Did you ever get any Beth Hart tabs. If so, please send them to me also.
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October 10, 2000 at 9:28 am #28493AnonymousGuest
: Hmm.I’ll try to explain it.With your right hand placed
: near the middle of the rythym pickup you should try to
: lightly brush the string with your thumb while hitting the string this will produce a harmonic/octave of the note you’re actually playing.Try not to dampen the string though.On a 22 fret guitar try to imagine where the 24th fret would be,there’s your harmonic!
: Good LuckIn the song "Liberty" by Steve Vai, how do you play the note \49 which can be found on the very first tablature.
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October 10, 2000 at 7:18 am #28488AnonymousGuest
I purchased a Rogue AE-200 which is an acoustic cutaway with a built-in pickup and EQ. You get a lotta bang for the buck with this axe. It has a solid spruce top, mahogany sides and back, abalone rosette around the soundhole, abalone bindings, diamond-shaped inlays on the fretboard and the workmanship is comparable to or better than a fender or yamaha in the same price range. Tone is better than adequate. I am considering selling it though because I have acquired a few more axes since then and I am going to have to start parting with some of them. It is in new condition with a hardshell case. Let me know if you are interested.
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October 10, 2000 at 7:08 am #28485AnonymousGuest
: Anybody know if Rogue guitars are any good?
: I’ve been thinking of buying the Rogue RK550,
: mainly ‘cos its real cheap and has 3 mini-humbuckers and 24 frets. Now the Rogues evidently are made in the same place as Squires, and i’m not too mad about them either. Also i’ve been considering some cheap Jackson models, most of them have only 2 humbuckers tho, and i doubt they are any good for lead work… any advice, comments etc? -
October 9, 2000 at 4:56 am #28451AnonymousGuest
: : Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
: >>>>Last I heard he still used PENSA Custom guitars for solid body electrics. Keep on Jammin!
Pensa, and back to the Gibson LP and Strats for that Golden Heart Sound – although the cover notes on Phili tell you nothing ….
When are the concert dates?
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October 6, 2000 at 4:30 am #28408AnonymousGuest
: need aproximent value of 1960’s hummingbird 12 string accustic guitar
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October 5, 2000 at 2:23 pm #28395AnonymousGuest
: anyone knows the name of mark knofler last albumm?
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October 5, 2000 at 1:04 pm #28393AnonymousGuest
: Ok, I am lugging 7-8 cables and effects, etc and I want a guitarist duffle bag to carry the stuff in… anyone make such a thing… thanks! monk
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October 5, 2000 at 10:16 am #28389AnonymousGuest
: HEY I JUST WANTED TO POST THIS LETTER UP FOR ANYONE WHO HAS PUT TOGETHER A MESA TRIAXIS RACK RIG.
The Tiraxis is a great unit with the simul 2:90. very versatile, I own two boogie racks, a 12 and 20 space. Get the rear rails, and two ballistic puches and locking casters with it.I would recommend the following processors:
Rocktron Intellefex, T.C. Elecronics G-force, Eventide GTR 4000, Tuner Korg DTR-1 tuner (its the best), Rocktron Hush unit (althought you probably will not need it unless your are going into the studio), I would buy a Boss NS-2 noise suppressor for simple gating while playing live.I would also invest int eh Meas boogie Abacus foot controller or the custom audio electronics Rs-10 Midi controller.
I think you have a great foundation to an awesome rack system. Let me know how you make out.
Wireless: X-wire system or Sony UHF systemRegards,
Steve Semich
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March 8, 2002 at 12:19 pm #92237AnonymousGuest
: : HEY I JUST WANTED TO POST THIS LETTER UP FOR ANYONE WHO HAS PUT TOGETHER A MESA TRIAXIS RACK RIG. I use a t.c. electronic G-Major with my TriAxis. It’s dirt cheap and sounds great. I won’t say it’s better than other things because there ARE better units, but not for the money. It also has a great built-in tuner and is completely midi controllable. So, unless you need ULTRA studio-high-end (G-Force and Eventide combine for about $4500… sheesh) this will give you all the effects you really need AND a tuner in one rack space. Check it out… I’m VERY happy with mine. I run the TriAxis and the G-Major with a DMC Ground Control (I love how easy it is to use!). Super simple, small and versatile…. great gigging rig.
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October 5, 2000 at 7:53 am #28386AnonymousGuest
i was wondering if he has some new stuff out…. Please mail me
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October 3, 2000 at 8:45 am #28340AnonymousGuest
I am curious to know if any body knows where i can find a web site that deals with getting replacment parts for a rogue amplifier. If you do please e-mail me. thanks
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October 3, 2000 at 4:42 am #28334AnonymousGuest
I can give you the chords to Quiniela but I can’t seem to contact you.I sent you an e mail but it came back with the message no such address. If you contact me with a correct address I will be glad to send you the .chord chart
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April 5, 2002 at 7:46 pm #93526AnonymousGuest
: I can give you the chords to Quiniela but I can’t seem to contact you.I sent you an e mail but it came back with the message no such address. If you contact me with a correct address I will be glad to send you the .chord chart
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April 5, 2002 at 7:49 pm #110116AnonymousGuest
: : I can give you the chords to Quiniela but I can’t seem to contact you.I sent you an e mail but it came back with the message no such address. If you contact me with a correct address I will be glad to send you the .chord chart
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April 5, 2002 at 7:49 pm #110114AnonymousGuest
: : I can give you the chords to Quiniela but I can’t seem to contact you.I sent you an e mail but it came back with the message no such address. If you contact me with a correct address I will be glad to send you the .chord chart
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October 2, 2000 at 1:04 am #28311AnonymousGuest
hey does anyone know if rogue 7 strings are good because i wanna get one only because its cheap…..but is it a good guitar>?
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October 1, 2000 at 8:32 am #28300AnonymousGuest
Hi:
Looking for all of JJ Flash, chords and lyrics.
Thanx!
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September 30, 2000 at 9:37 am #28297AnonymousGuest
: I am trying to find the chords or tabs to the praise and worship song "There’s A Stirring Deep Within Me"
: Please Help.
: ThanksHere’s your address.
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September 30, 2000 at 2:12 am #28290AnonymousGuest
: : Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
: : My favorite things
: : Stella by starlight
: : Basin street blues
: : Round midnight
: : Summertime: : help!!!
: : mail me at [email protected]: : vivek
: Check out this website: visionmusic.com…Mark Stefani is the creator of this site and a well known guitar player, master and teacher. You can e-mail him from the site.
: Good luck,
: Roy
Hi there,
I’m looking for the guitar tabs/chords for Angel Eyes (not the Willis song). Want to hear a great rendition on piano of that song?
Check out the German/Dutch band "Henning Wolter Trio"Best wishes,
Rob Elissen,
Groesbeek-The Netherlands
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September 28, 2000 at 4:24 am #28257AnonymousGuest
May be able to help – I have some contemporary reviews and know a bit about the guitars. In 1974 is most likely either a Nashville (solid, shaped a bit like a Musicman Eddie Van Halen) or a Jan Akkerman (semi with one F-hole shaped like a big Les Paul).
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September 26, 2000 at 10:45 am #28229AnonymousGuest
: I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come
: True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows
: the song please let me know.Did you find someone who knows where to find it? I am looking for this too for my upcoming wedding! If you did, please let me know!
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February 5, 2002 at 4:07 am #90524AnonymousGuest
Has anyone been succesful in finding the sheet music? It was the first dance at our wedding, our 10th anniversary is coming up, and I am desperate to find it as an anniversary gift so she can play it on the piano. : : I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come : : True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows : : the song please let me know.
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October 20, 2001 at 10:38 am #85223
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August 4, 2001 at 12:43 am #81740AnonymousGuest
: i am also looking for the song..has anyone found it.. : : I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come : : True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows : : the song please let me know. : : Did you find someone who knows where to find it? I am looking for this too for my upcoming wedding! If you did, please let me know!
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September 23, 2000 at 8:42 pm #28195AnonymousGuest
for beginners and advanced guitarists who want to play like keith richards – there is a free web-site with chords and tab and an analysis on keef!
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September 21, 2000 at 3:43 pm #28161AnonymousGuest
: Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
The last time I’ve seen him play guitar, that was on a Pensa Suhr flame maple with a soldano amp. That was for the golden heart tour in 1996… But he’s a kind of conservative person.
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September 17, 2000 at 7:54 pm #28087AnonymousGuest
: Anyone who has wiring diagrams for ADA MP-1 Please reply to this. I am in need of them. Thanx Whoever may be able to help me with this problem.
Wiring diagrams can be found at http://www.geocities.com/ada_mp1/
Cheers
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September 15, 2000 at 3:25 pm #28065AnonymousGuest
: is it electric or accoustic?
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September 13, 2000 at 10:24 pm #28036AnonymousGuest
I assume you have sought medical attention. I haven’t had disclocations, however, I punctured the tendon in my left pinky about 20 yrs. ago. I had to make some adjustments, but I don’t really think about it now.
About 1 1/2 years ago I fractured the next-to-last finger on my left hand. It still does not bend all the way, but I recovered the strength through physical therapy. Again, I made some adjustments, and my playing is no better or worse than it was. If anything, it may be a little better, because I have to concentrate more on how I use the pinky and the finger.
Assuming you have had the medical attention, see if you can get physical therapy. Also, music stores sell finger exercisers in various degrees of resistance. Try those (but not before consulting an MD)
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September 13, 2000 at 10:17 pm #28037AnonymousGuest
: Has anyone ever had a severely dislocated finger. I did a job on the middle finger of my lefy hand 2 months ago and the middle knuckle is still twice it’s normal size. I can play but it’s sill sore and stiff. Question: Will the swelling continue to lessen and the soreness decrease. If anyone has firsthand experience with this or knows of anyone who does, I’d sure appreciate hearing form you.
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September 12, 2000 at 8:23 pm #28017AnonymousGuest
: Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
: My favorite things
: Stella by starlight
: Basin street blues
: Round midnight
: Summertime: help!!!
: mail me at [email protected]: vivek
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September 10, 2000 at 10:15 pm #27984AnonymousGuest
: : Ive just got a guitar and learning, slowly… …Im haveing problems with like reaching the chords and, like playing them, my fingers like ache are they supposed to? Or is it me just being a wuss?
: Just keep playing until you have calusue on your finger tips and on your index finger then you will be able to play much easier. your finger tips will get hard as a rock and then every thing will be possible.: : Any tips or suggestions would be greatful.. …Thanks
Dipping each left hand finger tip in medicinal alchohol for a second, two or three times a day for a week will speed up skin hardening on the tips, and relieve the soreness
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September 6, 2000 at 10:14 am #27886AnonymousGuest
Thanx Jeremy, I love the bluesy stuff but for now I am in a Metal cover band.
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September 5, 2000 at 7:32 pm #27878AnonymousGuest
: I want it all! particularly gear ,gear reviews , rigs of the pros & great guitar sites and any thing you can think of!
Here’s my homepage :
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September 5, 2000 at 2:42 am #27857AnonymousGuest
: Suhr guitars are made by John Suhr in Calif. website is suhrguitars.com
: more photos and info at premiumguitars.com
: Suhr made the Pensa-Suhr guitars in the 80’s and worked in the Fender Custom shop…well check out the web site all the info is there.
: they are great guitars.
John Suhr has also built amps, the two Tweed clones
that Clapton uses a lot recently were built by Suhr
while he still worked at the Fender Custom Shop…Dougster
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September 3, 2000 at 8:38 pm #27841AnonymousGuest
: I bought a 1956 Gretch DuoJet at an estate sale several years ago. I am having it refinished. The only problem restoring this fine instrument is that it was missing the bridge when I bought it. Can I buy a re-issue, and more importantly, where can I find an original?
: Thank you,
: Scott McDonald
One of my buds, who’s into all things Beatles and
therefor drools at Gretsch, says to call the US
Gretsch company and ask them. Story is the guy
who re-started the company has a stock of original
parts and may be able to help you. You could also
try the ads in Vintage Guitar mag, somewhat pricey
but there area couple of folks with Gretsch parts…Dougster
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September 2, 2000 at 4:17 am #27814AnonymousGuest
Hmm.I agree.Most guys/girls don’t want to gamble on somthing as intangible as Carvin guitars.The mail order thing does seem to hurt them,but yet Carvin still
continues to make great instruments.I got lucky,found one that I love and even ran into another one almost just like it! The whole East-coast/West-coast shipping issue seems to make people wary of them.But FUCK DAT !!
As long as Carvin keeps making guitars, they’ll always be aces in my book!!
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September 18, 2002 at 3:12 am #100211AnonymousGuest
My first experience with Carvin was in 1990. The guitar I bought then is still my favorite of my arsenal of 15. This transaction went smoothly so there was no need to "follow up" or otherwise correspond with them after the purchase. I bought parts in 1995 and build a 5-string bass; again, no problems. I made an attempt to buy another one last year – I will never buy another thing from them – ever. If you want a Carvin, get one from eBay – the online auction "risks" far out-weigh the Carvin Customer Service apathy. Their quality control is non-existant and they frankly don’t give a crap. Yes, the playability is excellent but god help you if you have any problems. http://www.ameritech.net/users/scottbeavers/index.htm click the ‘My Guitarz’ link. Then click ‘My guitar – a bargain at twice the price’ for the whole story.
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November 13, 2002 at 7:42 am #102677AnonymousGuest
over the past 25 years, i’ve owned a 81 Gibson Les Paul Standard,a 79 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, a 62 Fender Jaguar, a 67 Fender Tele, a 88 Fender Strat (jap, but real nice w/kahler trem), a 82 Heritage H-150CM (a REAL les paul), and a few off brand, but decent, guitars and basses. After drooling over Carvin catalogs for 20 years but never ordering from them, i chanced upon a used mid 80’s Carvin DC-150 in a local shop under consignment a few years back. After begging the owner to hold it for a week, i took my new toy home, tore it down, set it up, and jammed. it is an all black w/black chrome model. kahler locking trem, with the signature Carvin stereo electronics and M-22 pickups and 4 vol/tone knobs found in later models. the quality of the instrument is superb for a "standard issue" guitar, the balance excellent, action fast and low. all in all, a great looking, sounding and playing axe. and for the price ($300US w/case of course) unbeatable by anything i could ever get now-a-days. BUT…there’s always a "but"… the thing is almost TOO perfect. after playing with different guitars over the years, i’ve come to know and expect different characteristics and "personalities" to show up. things like unique harmonics, tones in general that distinquish that particular guitar from any other, at least to me. my Carvin doesn’t really have any of these traits. it sounds great, don’t get me wrong. but there is no "soul" there. kinda’ generic, if you know what i mean. like a lot of Les Pauls, i guess, only an occasional "Pearly Gates" comes on the scene. then again, PRS doesn’t exactly have a signature sound, either. all in all, fantastic guitar for the price, a great road/working axe, but i keep it out of the studio.
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September 2, 2000 at 12:33 am #27806AnonymousGuest
Go on to:http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~ksl/guitar/metallica/bottom.htm
I do this just because it´s Metallica!
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September 2, 2000 at 12:10 am #27805AnonymousGuest
: singer and rhythm guitarist, electric or acoustic. Mostly rockabilly and 50’s 60’s rock. Like roy, elvis, buddy, etc. In NJ.
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September 2, 2000 at 12:09 am #27804AnonymousGuest
singer and rhythm guitarist, electric or acoustic. Mostly rockabilly and 50’s 60’s rock. Like roy, elvis, buddy, etc.
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August 31, 2000 at 8:53 pm #27797AnonymousGuest
Suhr guitars are made by John Suhr in Calif. website is suhrguitars.com
more photos and info at premiumguitars.com
Suhr made the Pensa-Suhr guitars in the 80’s and worked in the Fender Custom shop…well check out the web site all the info is there.
they are great guitars.
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August 31, 2000 at 6:36 pm #27795AnonymousGuest
USE THE MESSAGE BOARD OR THE FREE ADVERTISING AT ACETUTOR.NET, TO MEET OTHERS OR TO SELL YOUR GEAR..
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August 31, 2000 at 3:13 pm #27796AnonymousGuest
Bands and musicians post your adverts free at Acetutor.net
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November 7, 2003 at 10:15 am #98599AnonymousGuest
To any artist or persons in San Diego who is serious about making music, and looking to join a band or looking too start one please contact me right away. My name is Adam Gomez and I am 18 years of age and I am a very talented singer/songwriter looking to start the next band that will create a new genre. I have been singing for 8 years now and my objective is to put a real band together including me as the lead vocalist. As for my equipment I have a shure Beta 58 A microphone, and a PA620 mixer 2 822 12" 300w speakers 2 PH50 16GA spk cables. If you don’t understand what I am talking about don’t worry because I don’t either. For those of you that do I know it doesn’t seem like much but it’s some thing to work with. I also have a c800 pa system on the side if I need to get a hold of it. I am looking for people in San Diego that are between the age of 18 and 24. But if you are older I don’t know why in the hell you would want to try and join my band. Just joking. As long as you can play and more important we see eye to eye on music and almost every thing about music we just might be in business. But it is a must that the band has chemistry on all levels, because with out chemistry I might as well stop writing and give up. But I can’t because I am too involved with music to just stop and let all these little fake punk bands and other fake wannabe genres mess up the music industry. I will not just stand by wile today’s youth turns music in to media market frenzy for all the kiddy’s in high school and for any one else that likes catchy tuns. I am sorry I just can’t take it any more because every time I turn on the radio that’s all I hear. Any way time to get back on the real subject at hand here. Basically I am starting a band so if you are interested you can contact me at [email protected] or on my cell phone at 1(619) 818-9996. PS. Thank you for your time Adam Gomez.
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October 20, 2003 at 12:54 pm #96368AnonymousGuest
we need more members for our band we’re doing this not just for a hobby but because we are really serious and we’re looking forward to get signed so we dont care if you’re a male or female as long as you play good and willing to stay in LA….and of course has an enough money to stay there okay!!!! if you want us and you’re serious enough just email me and we will talk,, utopia frontwoman
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September 16, 2003 at 4:13 pm #92888AnonymousGuest
Guitarist and drummer wanted for New York City/New Jersey based, established female fronted power pop band. Must have own transportation. Influences: Motley Crue, Pat Benetar, Kiss, AC/DC. Originals and covers. Available immediately. For more information, please e-mail or call (201) 634-0516, (917) 406-5979, or (201) 260-9660. Ask for Courtney.
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September 1, 2003 at 9:32 am #91398AnonymousGuest
I’m sick of playing with bands who only feel like playing one fucking show a month! I’m ready to tour alot! My style is close to pantera,slayer,overkill, old metallica and all that brutal shit! I reside on a resevation near hogansburg NY[thats upstate near the canadian border. I’ve traveled as far as Vegas to play but that was a failed attempt so I want be a little closer to home this time! I am extremely serious about this and i wont fuck around. hit me up at [email protected] p.s. I have some chops I’d like to work in, I’m 18, I have a fairly loud practise amp,guitar huh! and I dont want to work for peanuts anymore, did that, dont like it!
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January 21, 2003 at 5:30 am #81261AnonymousGuest
Bassist needed for band. Vocals preferred We have one CD out and another one ready to go. Gig mostly in NYC…..looking to take a week or two and tour. Style: Pop/Punk, Rock.
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August 31, 2000 at 1:31 pm #27793AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : GUITAR TUTORIAL WEBSITE
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August 31, 2000 at 11:27 am #27794AnonymousGuest
I would like to know about a few artists who use guitar
picks while playing so that I can learn to play their
songs on the guitar. Could anyone please provide me
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August 31, 2000 at 9:52 am #27792AnonymousGuest
Hello outthere I just buy a pc and I’m trying to make all my music (fullscores) on it but I don’t know what to buy. I’m thinking on the cakewalk Guitar Studio 2 but I have no idea if I need something more than my pc (i’ts a gateway 7500, I have multimedia player but I don’t know if I need more stuff)or if I need to install a souncard and If need one what should I buy.
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August 31, 2000 at 9:40 am #27791AnonymousGuest
: Looking for a gutiar player. Inf.. Classic/70-80 Hard Rock that can jam overall. email me for more info…
Hey I live in Texas but send me more info(Ican play anything)
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August 31, 2000 at 9:18 am #27790AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Need info on Voxton guitar
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August 31, 2000 at 8:40 am #27789AnonymousGuest
I want it all! particularly gear ,gear reviews , rigs of the pros & great guitar sites and any thing you can think of!
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August 31, 2000 at 9:22 pm #80033AnonymousGuest
my faves are… guitar.about.com guitartricks.com guitargeek.com ibanez.com carvin.com espguitars.com fender.com gibson.com
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August 31, 2000 at 7:46 am #27787AnonymousGuest
Yes,Definatley,affirmitive,fuckin’A,Hell yeah!! One cold, snowy evening,I wandered into one of my favorite music stores.This was 1993.One of the guys who knew me
sold me a CARVIN D135(?)for 00.Took it home played then forgot about it.3 years later,I gave my Les Paual
a rest and pulled out this old Carvin.Small, sleek ebony fret-board.Fast action,24 frets,coil splitting,
in-phase,out-phase.M-22 pick-ups and Kahler tremelo.
As I played it I said…"OH SHIT"!! Since then my Les Paul has been retired,I even found another one,all wood
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August 31, 2000 at 6:05 am #27785AnonymousGuest
Does anyone out there have any idea what a old Guild CopiCat tape echo unit would be worth these days? It was made by Watkins of England. Its a continuous tape loop echo, like the old echoplex. Any info on this unit would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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August 31, 2000 at 5:46 am #27783AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Goya (by C.F. Martin) Acoustic/Electric Guitar (Model G600E N)
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August 31, 2000 at 3:52 am #27784AnonymousGuest
: I want to trade my Ibanez Universe UV777BK for american made Bc rich 7 string. The universe is in like new condition, and is less then a year old. Any question, comments or any inquiries, email me. Thanks ED
Yo are you the same guy from Guitar.com?
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August 31, 2000 at 3:35 am #27781AnonymousGuest
lol
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August 31, 2000 at 2:33 am #27780AnonymousGuest
I want to trade my Ibanez Universe UV777BK for american made Bc rich 7 string. The universe is in like new condition, and is less then a year old. Any question, comments or any inquiries, email me. Thanks ED
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August 30, 2000 at 11:57 pm #27777AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : TAKAMINE AD-1 DSP PREAMP
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August 30, 2000 at 9:38 pm #27778AnonymousGuest
haha.
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August 30, 2000 at 1:59 pm #27779AnonymousGuest
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August 30, 2000 at 12:48 pm #27776AnonymousGuest
: Where are surh guitars made I havent heard of them do they have a web site. Hey if you ever get the chance stop buy the carvin factory store in Escondido They have tons of beautiful axes in stock also the carvin factory store in Hollywood ( YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT RIGHT DOWN THE STREET FROM CAPITOL RECORDS IS A STREET WITH ABOUT TWENTY MUSIC STORES IN IT INCLUDING LOTS OF FACTORY STORES MESA BOOGI,E CARVIN, SUPER GUITAR CENTER AND JUST ABOUT ANYTHING YOU COULD WANT IN MUSIC IS AVAILABLE ON THAT STREET)
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August 30, 2000 at 11:53 am #27775AnonymousGuest
i agree about the state of most the name brands…gibson is waayyyy over priced. I playes a carvin and thought it was pretty good. have had bad luck with their mixers….got one..it buzzed…a vu meter fell out…crosstalk between channels…i sent it back….same thing with their amps…quality control doesnt seem to be their thing.
i dont why their guitars havent caught on..10 day return…why dont more people play them? re sale is the pits on them…and maybe its becasue not many big guitar gods plays one…i think the whole mail order thing hurts them…no impulse buying from music stores.
maybe the waiting period on some…but its not really that long compared to other custom builders.i have almost bought one a few times…but i think being unsure about them stopped me. if they had been in a store maybe i would have.
have you heard of Suhr guitars? i got one of those recently…sold a les paul to get it by the way!
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August 30, 2000 at 11:34 am #27774AnonymousGuest
Hi Scott,
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August 30, 2000 at 7:37 am #27772AnonymousGuest
Please – does anyone know of a software notation program for the Macintosh, that doesn’t cost the earth, which has a customizable chord box feature?
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August 30, 2000 at 4:34 am #27771AnonymousGuest
http://www.guitargeek.com/ <— search for star’s set up!
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August 30, 2000 at 3:14 am #27773AnonymousGuest
I am looking for some sort of data base that has links to multiple guitar heros rigs. I am leaning on the younger blood. I want to know what the young bands on tours now are using now for live shows. Any input would be great.Thanks
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August 30, 2000 at 3:02 am #27769AnonymousGuest
I’m posting this message to see what your opinions are on Carvins guitar shop. This is the mail order company out of San Diego.
Heres my own story. I recently ordered my third Carvin guitar earlier this year. Shortly after placing my order I found a used Gibson Les Paul Custom Black with body binding and gold hardware at guitar showcase in San Jose. This guitar was gorgeous. I fell in love and bought it. This guitar was used and 600.00 but it was in excellent condion.
Now I was in a jam because I didnt have enough money for both guitars but I could afford the cash to have them both temporarily at least long enough to test them out against each other.
I had the Gibson Les Paul set up by a reputable shop and waited for the Carvin to arrive.
My test findings were unsettling. The Guitar Gods at Gibson came up short on my list in all catagories. Now remember this was a guitar I played and fell in love with and payed hard cash for but when my Carvin showed up it just kicked its ass.
The Carvin Giant Slayer was better at
1.String action
2.neck feel
3.pickup tone
4.sustain
5.Staying in tune ( This is very important)
6.Attention to detail on the guitar finish
The Carvin sounded way better under heavy distortion
and also on clean settings. The amps at my disposal to do this test were a Mesa/Boogie Tremloverb, Mesa DC-5
a VOX,a Matchless, & a Fender Deville. My personal rigs were the Boogies. We conducted this test in a recording studio while recording our new album. I played and recorded on both guitars and a week later the Gibson was on add in the paper. Ouch thats gotta hurt!
Now I’m not saying I would’nt Play a Gibson again, I am an equal oportunity guitarist but the over priced sleeping giants are nothing more than NIKE brand names marketed by symbolism.Thats O.K. but I just wanted you to know that you can get alot more bang for your buck if your willing to bust away from the pack.
you must understand I’ve waited a long time to conduct this test. I am a lefty guitar player and finding lefties is allways a problem but untill now I couldnt afford the extra dough to have two guitars like this at once.
The New Carvin I ordered was not cheap either but it was 00.00 less than the used Gibson.
I ordered the Carvin 25th aniversary with a flamed KOA top. KOA five piece laminated neck(Maple Stripes) through body active/passive electronics and a fixed bridge. Abalone Block Inlays Ebony finger board.
The Works
You can also order a great guitar thats about 00.00
bucks with the same electronics and craftsman ship minus the expensive wood I ordered for mine. All their guitars are made by the same CNC computer controlled routing machines and come with a 10 day money back garantee.If you have a story about Carvin Pro/Con I would like to hear it.
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July 15, 2002 at 4:47 am #97335AnonymousGuest
I Thank The Guitar Gods For Givin These Dudes The Smarts And The Tallent For Bringingin These Extrordanoiry Peices Of Wood To Life… I Got A DC-10 in My 15th Birthday… I Love That Bitch More Than Life Itself… Everyone whos played it is blown shit away by the fantastic action, the phasein and out and the 22 pole humbuckers… I hope some one at carvin would resurect this great fine piece of eastern hard rock maple…. i modified mine with a Washburn Wonderbar…so as not to have to drill thru the body.. It is The Best Guitar Anyone Has Ever Made.. It Cosst $500.00 In 1978.. i think it was one of the first catalogs the dudes ever put out..lol… i called the 800 # in the rolling stone ads..lol and i would give my life for that guitar.. i f anyone has one … please feel free to comment.. or just drop a line any way,,, my silly webpage is http://www.geocities.com/spiderman44446969/Spideys_Web Thank You All.. And Keep Jammin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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December 6, 2001 at 1:03 am #108389AnonymousGuest
I went to a local music store to try out a line6 pod. I decided to try out a Les Paul vintage re-issue (not exactly sure what model) – it was going for about $2500. It was a fine guitar – I’ve always liked Pauls. When I got home, I broke out my Carvin DC-747 (7 string). It’s a tung-oiled koa neck & body. I was pleasantly suprised to find out it blew the Paul away in terms of looks, sound and playability. It wasn’t a side-by-side comparison, but the memory of the Pauls performance was fresh in my mind, and there was really no comparison. The kicker is this Carvin is basically my dream guitar, with every option I want on it, and it came in under $1000 shipped! Carvin guitars rule! BTW, I agree about resale value. I have to wonder why Steve Vai doesn’t have his own signature model – he has an amp (Legacy) made by Carvin. I’ll bet he is still under contractual obligation to Ibanez. My guess is he would do it if he could. That would sure be a shot in the arm for Carvin!
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December 6, 2001 at 1:02 am #87242AnonymousGuest
I went to a local music store to try out a line6 pod. I decided to try out a Les Paul vintage re-issue (not exactly sure what model) – it was going for about $2500. It was a fine guitar – I’ve always liked Pauls. When I got home, I broke out my Carvin DC-747 (7 string). It’s a tung-oiled koa neck & body. I was pleasantly suprised to find out it blew the Paul away in terms of looks, sound and playability. It wasn’t a side-by-side comparison, but the memory of the Pauls performance was fresh in my mind, and there was really no comparison. The kicker is this Carvin is basically my dream guitar, with every option I want on it, and it came in under $1000 shipped! Carvin guitars rule! BTW, I agree about resale value. I have to wonder why Steve Vai doesn’t have his own signature model – he has an amp (Legacy) made by Carvin. I’ll bet he is still under contractual obligation to Ibanez. My guess is he would do it if he could. That would sure be a shot in the arm for Carvin!
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August 28, 2001 at 11:37 am #105905AnonymousGuest
I bought a Carvin 212 Bel-Air 50 watt tube amp. Spent a year serching for that sweetness you know. Mathcless, Mesa Boogie, vox, etc… The cheapest 212 combo I could find was $1200. They all sounded great but for $500 I can’t tell the difference. Also bought a package deal P.A. 12 channel 750 watt (Actually 350 per side)mixer in a box with 2 15" 2-way horn loaded mains, 2 mics, 2 100′ speaker cables, and 2 mic cables. Total cost delivered was around $1300. I looked everywhere I could think of. I couldnt get a similar P.A. and 2 speakers for less than $2000. All I have to say is I’m sold. I have been considering buying the ae185 accoustic electric for about a year now and I think you just helped me make my decision. you can’t go wrong with Carvin!
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August 4, 2001 at 6:09 am #81748AnonymousGuest
I played and have gibsons, fenders and such. And carvin is one that is always on my guitar stand, instead of the case instead of the others. I also have the bass guitar, however my good friend is using it, not only because he is much more into bass than I am, because he says it blows his Fender bass away.
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August 30, 2000 at 2:44 am #27770AnonymousGuest
link didnt work … here it is
http://guitar.about.com/musicperform/guitar/library/weekly/aa081300a.htm
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August 30, 2000 at 2:43 am #27768AnonymousGuest
as i stated before, neil young sucks! to back it up, check out this link … neil is leading vote getter for WORST guitarist!! once i again i rule! that tired homeless looking bastard couldnt pick his way out of a wet bag! cheers!
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March 6, 2002 at 8:22 am #92078AnonymousGuest
Niel Young rocks. He could kick any of your asses at guitar and with his boot. Until you can play better than him shut your mouth!
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August 30, 2000 at 2:27 am #27765AnonymousGuest
puke
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August 30, 2000 at 1:49 am #27766AnonymousGuest
Message From: [email protected] (michael r mattingly)
Date: Sun, Aug 20, 2000, 7:20pm To: [email protected] Subject: need
extra cash .a be honest wit dis..just .00
GIVE THIS A TRY! YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID!! A FABULOU$ WAY TO TURN
DOLLAR$ INTO THOU$ I found this on a bulletin board and decided
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came across an article similar to this that said you could make
thousands of dollars within weeks with only an initial investment of
.00! So I thought, "Yeah right, this must be a scam", but like most of
us, I was curious, so I kept reading. Anyway, it said that you send
.00 to each of the 6 names and address stated in the article. You then
place your own name and address in the bottom of the list at #6, and
post the article in at least 200 newsgroups (there are thousands). No
catch, that was it. So after thinking it over, and talking to a few
people first, I thought about trying it. I figured, "What have I got to
lose except 6 stamps and .00, right?" Then I invested the measly
.00. Well, GUESS WHAT!!… Within 7 days, I started getting money in
the mail! I was shocked! I figured it would end soon, but the money just
kept coming in. In my first week, I made 5.00. By the end of the
second week, I had made a total of over ,000.00! In the third week I
had over 0,000.00 – and it’s still growing. This is now my fourth week
and I have made a total of just over 2,000.00 and it’s still coming in
rapidly. It was certainly worth the .00, and six stamps. I have spent
more than that on a lunch!! Let me tell you how this works and, most
importantly, why it works….also, make sure you print a copy of this
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promise you that if you follow the directions exactly, that you will
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it out or download it. Follow the simple directions and watch the money
come in! It’s easy. It’s legal
– and your investment is only .00 (plus postage) . IMPORTANT: This is
not a scam; it is not indecent; it is not illegal; and it is virtually
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Follow these directions EXACTLY and 0,000, or more, can be yours in 20
to 60 days. This program remains successful because of the honesty and
integrity of the participants. Please continue its success by carefully
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business. In this business, your product is not solid and tangible, it’s
a service. You are now in the business of Developing Mailing Lists. Many
large corporations are willing and happy to pay big bucks for quality
lists; however, the money made from the mailing lists is secondary to
the income which is made from people like you and me asking to be
included in that list. Here are the 4 easy steps to success: STEP 1: Get
6 separate pieces of paper and write the following on each piece of
paper, "PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST". Include your name and
address. Now get six US .00 bills and place ONE bill inside EACH of
the 6 pieces of paper (so the dollar bill will not be seen through the
envelope – this is to prevent thievery). Next, place one paper (with the
dollar bill wrapped inside) into each of the 6 envelopes and seal the
envelopes. You should now have 6 sealed envelopes, each with a piece of
paper stating the above phrase, your name and address, and a .00 bill.
What you are doing is creating a service. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY LEGAL! You
are requesting a legitimate service and you are paying for it! Like most
of us, I was a little skeptical and a little worried about the legal
aspects of it all so I checked it out with the U.S. Post Office
(1-800-725-2161) and they confirmed that it is indeed legal! Put a stamp
on each envelope and mail the 6 envelopes to the following addresses:
#1) Catherine Craig
P.O. Box 783
Pine Grove, La, 70453
#2) Trudy Janssen
1626 Newport Blvd. #31
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
#3) Terry Phillips
#81-9045 Walnut Grove Dr.
Langley, B.C., Canada, V1M-2E1
#4) Barry Petry
11001 Old St. Augustine Road
Apartment #720
Jacksonville, Flordia 32257
#5) Mike Scott
1812 carter
Kennett, Mo 63857
#6) michael mattingly
223 shady way
blufton sc. 29910
M1H 2V6
STEP 2: Now take the #1 name off the list that you see above, move the
other names up (6 becomes 5, 5 becomes 4, etc.) and add YOUR Name as
number 6 on the list.
STEP 3: Change anything you need to, but try to keep this article as
close to the original as possible. Now, post your amended article to at
least 200 newsgroups (I think there are close to 24,000 groups). All you
need is 200, but remember, the more you post, the more money you make!
This is perfectly legal! If you have any doubts, refer to Title 18 Sec.
1302 & 1341 of the Postal laws. Keep a copy of these steps for yourself
and whenever you need money, you can use it again and again. PLEASE
REMEMBER that this program remains successful because of the honesty and
integrity of the participants and their carefully adhering to the
directions. Look at it this way, if you are of integrity, the program
will continue and the money that so many others have received will come
your way also.
NOTE: You may want to retain every name and address sent to you, either
on a computer or hard copy and keep the notes people send you. This
VERIFIES that you are truly providing a service. Also, it might be a
good idea to wrap the bill in dark paper to reduce the risk of mail
theft. As each post is downloaded and the directions carefully followed,
six members will be reimbursed for their participation as List
Developers with one dollar each. Your name will move up the list
geometrically so that when your name reaches the #1 position you will be
receiving thousands of dollars in CASH!!! What an opportunity for only
.00 (.00 for each of the first six people listed above). Send it
now, add your own name to the list and you’re in business! DIRECTIONS
FOR HOW TO POST TO NEWSGROUPS: (Note: if you have webtv just copy and
past this letter in any news group you can.) Step 1) You do not need to
re-type this entire letter to do your own posting. Simply put your
cursor at the beginning of this letter and drag your cursor to the
bottom of this document, and select ‘copy’ from the edit menu. This will
copy the entire letter into the computer’s memory. Step 2) Open a blank
‘notepad’ file and place your cursor at the top of the blank page. From
the ‘edit’ menu select ‘paste’. This will paste a copy of the letter
into notepad so that you can add your name to the list. Step 3) Save
your new notepad file as a .txt file. If you want to do your postings in
different settings, you’ll always have this file to go back to.
Step 4) Use Netscape or Internet explorer and try searching for various
newsgroups (on-line forums, message boards, chat sites, and
discussions).
Step 5) Visit these message boards and post this article as a new
message by highlighting the text of this letter and selecting paste from
the edit menu. Fill in the Subject, this will be the header that
everyone sees as they scroll through the list of postings in a
particular group, click the post message button. You’re done with your
first one!
Congratulations…THAT’S IT! All you have to do is jump to different
newsgroups and post away. After you get the hang of it, it will take
about 30 seconds for each newsgroup! **REMEMBER, THE MORE NEWSGROUPS YOU
POST IN, THE MORE MONEY YOU WILL MAKE!! BUT YOU HAVE TO POST A MINIMUM
OF 200** That’s it! You will begin receiving money from around the world
within days! You may eventually want to rent a P.O. Box due to the large
amount of mail you will receive. If you wish to stay anonymous, you can
invent a name to use, as long as the postman will deliver it. ** JUST
MAKE SURE ALL THE ADDRESSES ARE CORRECT ** Now the WHY part: Out of 200
postings, say I receive only 5 replies (a very low example). So then I
made .00 with my name at #6 on the letter. Now, each of the 5 persons
who just sent me .00 make the MINIMUM 200 postings, each with my name
at #5 and only 5 persons respond to each of the original 5, that is
another 5.00 for me. Now those 25 each make 200 MINIMUM posts with my
name at #4 and only 5 replies each. I will bring in an additional
25.00! Now, those 125 persons turn around and post the MINIMUM 200
with my name at #3 and only receive 5 replies each, I will make an
additional 26.00! OK, now here is the fun part, each of those 625
persons post a MINIMUM 200 letters with my name at #2 and they each only
receive 5 replies, that just made me ,125.00!!! Those 3,125 persons
will all deliver this message to 200 newsgroups with my name at #1 and
if still 5 persons per 200 newsgroups react, I will receive 5,625.00
with an original investment of only .00! AMAZING! When your name is no
longer on the list, you just take the latest posting in the newsgroups,
and send out another .00 to names on the list, putting your name at
number 6 and start posting again. The thing to remember is that
thousands of people from all over the world are joining the internet and
reading these articles everyday JUST LIKE YOU are now!! So, how can you
not afford the .00 to see if it really works?? I think you can’t
afford the opposite – to not give it a try. People have said, "What if
the plan is played out and no one sends me the money?" So what! It’s
only six bucks. What are the chances of that really happening anyway
when there are tons of new honest people who are joining the internet
and newsgroups everyday and who are willing to give it a try? Estimates
are at 20,000 to 50,000 new users, every day, with thousands of those
joining the actual internet. Remember, play FAIRLY and HONESTLY
– We’re all on this planet together and we’re here to love one another.
Can you think of a better way than to treat one another kindly and to
share the wealth? [email protected]
mike da weatherman
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BIG WEATHER N RASTA LINKS
mike da weatherman
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BIG WEATHER N RASTA LINKS——————————————————————————–
mike da weatherman
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August 29, 2000 at 7:26 pm #27763AnonymousGuest
: who is randy kirk and zach i might have there ambitions if i new who they where
You don’t know who these guys are?
Do you even know what a guitar is??
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August 29, 2000 at 3:30 pm #27764AnonymousGuest
: I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USEN/NEW ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN STEEL GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS SATIRTHA
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August 29, 2000 at 8:16 am #65039AnonymousGuest
HEY I JUST WANTED TO POST THIS LETTER UP FOR ANYONE WHO HAS PUT TOGETHER A MESA TRIAXIS RACK RIG. I’M LOOKING FOR RECOMENDATIONS ON A GOOD POWER CONDITIONER, WIRELESS SYSTEM , RACKMOUNT FX , RACKMOUNT TUNER , SOME TYPE OF HUSH UNIT, A NICE DROOR FOR THE RACK AND ANY THING YOU THINK I MIGHT BE MISSING FROM THE SET UP. MY PLAN IS TO USE A MESA 12 SPACE SHOCK MOUNT RACK WITH CASTERS. AND START BUILDING RACK SPACE# 1.POWER CONDITIONER 2.WIRELESS RACK 3.TUNER RACK 4.TRIAXIS PREAMP RACK 5.FX UNIT RACK 6.HUSH UNIT 7.MESA 2:90 POWER AMP THIS IS TWO SPACES 8. " " 9.TWO SPACE RACK DROOR 10. " " 11.OPEN 12.OPEN THIS WILL LEAVE TWO EXTRA SPACES LEFT OVER FOR ANY GOODIES I DECIDE I NEED LATER. COULD I SAVE ANY MORE SPACE IN THIS UNIT? I WOULD RATHER HAVE A COUPLE EMPTY SPACES THAN RUN OUT OF ROOM. THIS PROJECT IS GOING TO BE EXPENSIVE BUT MY PLAN IS TO BUY SOME OF THE EQUIPMENT USED. ********* MY REASON FOR BUILDING THIS MONSTER?********* I AM TIRED OF HAVING TO SET UP SO MUCH CRAP ON THE FLOOR AT GIGS. MY MAIN SQUEEZE IS MY MESA DC-5 THAT SOUNDS GREAT YET I WISH IT HAD MORE THAN TWO CHANNELS. MY EQ. DELAY, WAH, TUNER, VOLUME PEDAL NEED TO BE CONSOLODATED INTO A MIDI FLOOR CONTROLLER. THERES JUST TO MANY CHORDS INVOLVED AND IT LOOKS LIKE SPAGETTI SOUP ON THE FLOOR . NOT TO MENTION THE WALL WARTS FOR THE PEDALS ( I DONT LIKE BATTERIES MUCH, I SEEM TO LOSE TONE AND SIGNAL WHEN I USE THEM). ALSO I HAVE ( HAD ) A LINE 6 AXSYS 212 THIS RIG REQUIRED TWO CHORDS ONE FROM THE GUITAR TO THE AMP AND ONE TO FROM THE AMP TO THE FLOOR CONTROLLER.(THAT WAS COOL). UNFORTUNATELY THIS RIG IS NOT UP TO PAR ON T O N E ALTHOUGH IMPRESSIVE AND DEFINITLY A UPGRADE FROM A PANDORAS BOX, IT DOES NOT HAVE UN TO IT THE TUBES THAT I HOLD SO DEARLY. SO HERE I AM! I KNOW THIS SUCKERS GOING TO BE HEAVY.
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August 29, 2000 at 5:53 am #64985AnonymousGuest
In my estimation it will tone down your sound. You will get a mellower tone(which I think is really cool in a lot of situations). You probably will find that your distortion sound doesn’t have as much juice but has some cool tones that it didn’t have before. To put it briefly, I think it’s a great idea if you want a bluesy tone. I think it’s a bad idea if you play heavy music.
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August 29, 2000 at 5:39 am #64989AnonymousGuest
"""IRON MAIDEN´S GUITAR""" -SIGNED- (for SALE) http://www.novomilenio.com/ironguitar
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August 29, 2000 at 5:05 am #65019AnonymousGuest
I am going on vacation see ya , have fun . everything is open all lessons scales chordfinders everything !!! have a great day, Mikael http://www.rifftech.com http://www.mp3.com/mikael
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August 29, 2000 at 3:54 am #27760AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Tokai super edition
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August 28, 2000 at 10:03 pm #27761AnonymousGuest
NEW MP3.COM BLUES ARTIST COVERS ALL THE GREATS!
Nobby Reed puts 35 years worth of experience into his blues!August 23, 2000
MP3.com has just gotten a new Blues Artist on board! Norbert "Nobby" Reed has just placed several of his original songs up on the internet music website.
Reed’s soulfully skilled playing style evokes emotion and emits passion through out all his songs!
Reed has successfully learned the styles of guitar greats Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Albert Collins, Albert King, Jeff Beck, Carlos Santana, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Eric Clapton, and many others! His own style is a unique blend of Blues, Rock, Jazz, Country and Fusion.
The first entries into MP3.com include songs such as:
Santana Sonata: a personal tribute to Carlos Santana that covers many Santana stylings from the early 70’s through today’s Rectified Santana sound!
Beck’s Dilemma: which is a tribute to guitar great Jeff Beck
Led Balloon: A great Jimmy Page type rocker that really gives the listener a treat!
Respectfully Moore: A tribute to Gary Moore. (Excellent!)
Out The Bottle: A soulful, rockin’ blues original off Nobby Reed’s first CD: Guitar on My Back
Cryin’ in My Dreams: A blues ballad with an SRV sound, reminiscent of "Lenny", but with Reed’s own styling and singing. (One of his best songs!) Off Nobby Reed’s second CD: It’s All About The BluesReed has played professionally for almost 35 years, and his experience and maturity come through his music very clearly. He has played most all styles of music, but has spent his last several years focusing on the Blues.
At the time of this Press Release Reed had several songs in the process of being released on MP3.com, and has just headed into the studio to record his 3rd CD, untitled at this time.
Give a listen to The Nobby Reed Project at: http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/45/the_nobby_reed_project.html
For more information on the Nobby Reed Project, please visit: http://www.vtwebs.com/nrp
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August 31, 2000 at 8:59 pm #80032AnonymousGuest
: what a bunch of crap…that loser should try doing something original instead of ripping off poeples licks NEW MP3.COM BLUES ARTIST COVERS ALL THE GREATS! : Nobby Reed puts 35 years worth of experience into his blues! : : August 23, 2000 : : MP3.com has just gotten a new Blues Artist on board! Norbert "Nobby" Reed has just placed several of his original songs up on the internet music website. : : Reed’s soulfully skilled playing style evokes emotion and emits passion through out all his songs! : : Reed has successfully learned the styles of guitar greats Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Albert Collins, Albert King, Jeff Beck, Carlos Santana, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Eric Clapton, and many others! His own style is a unique blend of Blues, Rock, Jazz, Country and Fusion. : : The first entries into MP3.com include songs such as: : : Santana Sonata: a personal tribute to Carlos Santana that covers many Santana stylings from the early 70’s through today’s Rectified Santana sound! : Beck’s Dilemma: which is a tribute to guitar great Jeff Beck : Led Balloon: A great Jimmy Page type rocker that really gives the listener a treat! : Respectfully Moore: A tribute to Gary Moore. (Excellent!) : Out The Bottle: A soulful, rockin’ blues original off Nobby Reed’s first CD: Guitar on My Back : Cryin’ in My Dreams: A blues ballad with an SRV sound, reminiscent of "Lenny", but with Reed’s own styling and singing. (One of his best songs!) Off Nobby Reed’s second CD: It’s All About The Blues : : Reed has played professionally for almost 35 years, and his experience and maturity come through his music very clearly. He has played most all styles of music, but has spent his last several years focusing on the Blues. : : At the time of this Press Release Reed had several songs in the process of being released on MP3.com, and has just headed into the studio to record his 3rd CD, untitled at this time. : : Give a listen to The Nobby Reed Project at: http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/45/the_nobby_reed_project.html : : For more information on the Nobby Reed Project, please visit: http://www.vtwebs.com/nrp :
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August 28, 2000 at 8:12 pm #27759AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Yamaha APX6NA
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August 28, 2000 at 12:03 pm #27758AnonymousGuest
Who got some rp 2000 digitech settings who sounds good for blues????
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August 28, 2000 at 12:02 pm #27756AnonymousGuest
I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come
True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows
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July 12, 2002 at 1:45 pm #97330AnonymousGuest
i already have the words to go with the song. does anyone have the actual song for me to listen to? i would appreciate this sooooooooooo much?
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May 23, 2003 at 4:20 am #108030AnonymousGuest
: i already have the words to go with the song. : does anyone have the actual song for me to listen to? : i would appreciate this sooooooooooo much? The song is "Lost in Love" by Nastyboy Klick.
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May 26, 2002 at 1:57 am #95483AnonymousGuest
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April 7, 2002 at 6:51 am #93549AnonymousGuest
hey, my friends dad sings that song.. so if anyone ever needs to know anything about it, let me know
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February 16, 2002 at 5:43 am #91014AnonymousGuest
: I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come : True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows : the song please let me know. I HAVE THE SONG
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February 16, 2002 at 5:41 am #91022AnonymousGuest
: I need to get ahold of the music for Dream Come : True by Frozen Ghost. If someone has it or knows : the song please let me know. I HAVE THE SONG IF ANYONE STILL WANTS IT
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October 10, 2001 at 7:22 am #84754AnonymousGuest
I could not find this song anywhere, I see that a lot of other people couldn’t either!! So …I sat myself down and learned it. I tried to put the chord changes as close as possible to the lyrics. The chord changes come on pretty much every 2 count, Just listen to the song if you get confused. Dream Come True by Frõzen Ghõst Intro E- 3 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 3 – – – – – – – – – – – – – A- – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – D- – – – – – – – – – – – – 0 – – – – – – – – 0 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – G- – – 0 – – – 0 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 0 – – – – 0 – – – 2 – – B- – – – – 3- – – – 3 – – – – 3 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 3 – – – – – 3 – – E- – – – – 3- – – – 3 – – – – 2^3^2 – – – – – – – – – – – – 3 – – – – – 3 – – ( G )Love of my l( D/F# ) ife, ( F ) I don’t have a l( E )ot to give you, ( Am )What’s in my h( Am/G)eart, ( D/F# ) is all I that I can re( E )ally give you, L( Am )ove, ( Am/G ) undying l( F )ove is all I h( C )ave, ( F )A handful of wo( C )rds, that mi( D )ght make you la( E )ugh, And all the stre( Am )ngth, y( Am/G )ou ne( F )ed, ( G ) To make it thr( C )ough, al( Esus )l your troubled ti( Am)mes, I gi( E )ve our love, my( Am )self to you,( Am/G ) Only yo( F )u, m( G )y dream come tr( C )ue, ( Csus ) ( C ) ( F) ( Am7 ) ( D ) ( G )Love of my l( D/F# )ife, ( F )You were all I ev( E )er wanted, ( Am )To be with yo( Am/G )u, ( D/F# ) Is all I ever re( E )ally wanted, Y( Am )ou, ( Am/G )You’ve made my li( F )fe a fairy ta( C )le, ( F )You’ve added lo( C )ve, to a li( D )fe that was so sta( E )le, And know that I'( Am )ll, b( Am/G )e he( F )re, Always for yo( C )u, Wh( Esus )en you need a fri( Am )end, I gi( E )ve our love, my( Am )self to you, ( Am/G )Only yo( F )u, ( G )my dream come tr( C )ue ( Csus ) ( F ) ( E ) ( Am )I’ve been wa( F )iting my wh( C )ole life for y( G )ou, ( Am )Now my wa( F )iting is thro( C )ugh, Ohh ( Am )All the ni( F )ghts I spent dre( C )aming I kn( G )ew, ( Am )That my dr( F )eam would come tr( C )ue, ( solo ) (haven’t figured out chord progression for that yet ) ( E ))So many nightsn ( Am ) I’d lay aw( F )ake dre( C )aming I kn( G )ew, ( Am )One day I'( F )d be with yo( C )u, Ohh ( Am )Now all my ni( F )ghts of dre( C )aming are thro( G )ugh, ( Am )’Cause my dr( F )eam has come tr( C )ue, ( F )Dream come true. Dream come tr( C )ue, Now my dre ( G )am has come tr( F )ue (fade) Enjoy! Question, comments? [email protected] K.J
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August 27, 2001 at 10:04 am #105740AnonymousGuest
if anyone has tabsheets dream come true,(frozen ghost) please e-me to me,
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August 27, 2001 at 9:49 am #105771AnonymousGuest
if anyone has the music to dream come true, please send them to me.
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August 28, 2000 at 9:08 am #27752AnonymousGuest
modes should be thought of as keys. a scale is a source
from which to extract chords for progressions.
a mode is a scale so for it to be of any use song wise
you must extract the chords from it.
most guitar players are taught the modes in relation to the
major scale which is the source of the confusion.
Modes are independant keys in their own right with
their own set of scale tone chords and own distinct flavour.Another confusing way modes are taught is that scale to
chord relationship. e.g In c major , a progression that goes
c , am , F , G . would mean c Ionian for the c major chord ,
a aelion for the am chord , f lydian for the f major chord
and g mixolydian for the g major chord.This would have to be the worst way to look at modes
if your objective is to highlight the distinct flavour
of the modes.
The problem with this approach is that we hear harmony
in the basic sense of tension and release.
In the key of c major ‘C’ is considered to be tonal centre
or ‘home or tonic’ or whatever you want to call it.
Earwise this chord is considered to be the most resolved or
home chord.
whatever chord is played in the key of c now will be to
some degree be tense or resolved depending on its relationship to the
key centre or c chord.
This is a fact and the fundamental principle behind harmony.To tie this back to modes it means that if you were to play the f lydian scale over the f major chord in the previous progression you would not hear the true flavour of the lydian mode.
your ear would simply being hearing notes being played against the fourth chord of c major key waiting for the tension to be released with a return to the c or ‘tonic’ chord.To have a true representation of the f lydian mode in a song f chord would have to be the tonic or home chord e.g the progression F / G / F / G.
In other words it is the chord progression that dictates wether the true sound of a mode is heard or not.
Modes when thought of as keys are actually very simple. Most modal chordal progressions in rock usually consist of two ot three chords.
One of these chords will be the definitive chord of that mode. This is a little harder to explain so I wont bother at the moment.Songs do not stay on one chord all the time. Any notes that you are playing at a particular point have that particular sound ,colour or characteristic
because of their relationship to the underlying chord , and in turn that chord has it’s particular sound or tension because of it’s relationship to the’tonic’ or ‘home’ chord.
You can begin to see how important key centres are when it comes to how notes and chords sound.The bottom line modes are just keys. If you extract the scale tone chords from the key and base your progressions on it you will end up with the true
harmonic colour of that mode.
a lot of rock and metal songs use progressions based on modal keys but still use simple pentatonic scales over them . a lot of them would not even realise the progression is extracted from a
a modal scale. It can be that simple if you want.
Sure it can get a lot more involved but for most guitarists they just want a basic understanding of what the hell a mode actually is or what it does.Playing in major or minor keys all the time can get tiresome to the ear.
Modes can bring a fresh new sonic approach to a solo instead of the same old pentatonic
scale material everytime.I hope this has’nt caused anyone more confusion about this subject and hope it has helped
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August 28, 2000 at 8:49 am #27750AnonymousGuest
I haven’t heard of Aria Pro guitars since the early 1980’s.Back then they were considered "yucky" axes.The low budget stuff today is built much better.But if you like it…cool.
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August 28, 2000 at 6:27 am #27751AnonymousGuest
: I’ve been playing for 8 months and,and I’m going to buy a second guitar.My first was a strat coppy,and I wanted to buy a fender sometime soon.I play alot of punk,alternative,and blues.I’m interested in the cyclone,standard fat strat,powerhouse strat,and classic 50’s reissue strat.any suggestions?
Personally I don’t like fender that much because I like to play metal and the whole rapock
thing, but fender is definetly very good at making high quality instruments. I would say the
fat strat because it i good calue for price, and the humbucker with the singles will give you a
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August 28, 2000 at 4:53 am #27749AnonymousGuest
Hi,
Please check out my new guitar site:
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Ive got a licks database, tab, lessons and more.
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August 28, 2000 at 3:58 am #27748AnonymousGuest
i’ve bought an aria pro 2, cardinal series(pat.n°555719), CS-250model, n°2020570.
I want to now its age, its price, and what are the micos.
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August 28, 2000 at 3:57 am #27745AnonymousGuest
I am looking for a hand held portable recording device digital which can be used for recoding and practicing solo’s or guitar licks. The machine has variable speed settings for slowing done the music while maintaining the pitch. Can anyone out there help.
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August 27, 2000 at 7:04 pm #27746AnonymousGuest
The two music schools I teach for can’t keep up with the demand for guitar lessons and are always looking for more guitar teachers.
I don’t know what "pentasystem" is but nobady has asked for lessons in it yet where I live.
Jim in Canada: Is it true that guitars are now obsolete? If it’s true that they are only 30% in tune and these new Pentasystem instruments are 97% in tune then what gives? Fender et all better work fast! Looks like a better mousetrap has arrived! What do you think?
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August 27, 2000 at 5:55 pm #27744AnonymousGuest
I think you may have a guitar that was made around the corner where I live. I was in Mr Reeves sons band along time ago when he started to make guitars
here in Luton, Beds, England.
if you email me I might be able to put you in touch with Mr Reeves if you like. I hope I’m not wrong about this, but I must say he was a perfectionist when I knew him. I did see him recently mowing the garden so he’s still with us.by for now
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August 27, 2000 at 3:21 pm #27742AnonymousGuest
Is it true that guitars are now obsolete? If it’s true that they are only 30% in tune and these new Pentasystem instruments are 97% in tune then what gives? Fender et all better work fast! Looks like a better mousetrap has arrived! What do you think?
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August 27, 2000 at 11:11 am #27738AnonymousGuest
: Wow, it seems you’re an awfully narrowminded, ignorant, opinionated idiot! While I agree that
: Wylde can play, I think he just sucks. It doesn’t matter how good you are if you’re a musical
: idiot with no taste, just noise, does it? Oh, and any musician (especially guitar player) knows
: that Neil is one of the greatest writers and guitar players in rock and roll. If that wasn’t true, why
: would your heroes from Pearl Jam play with him? Think about it. Listen to some Neil and
: see. Find out who some of today’s biggest stars’ influences are. Neil’s there. Oh, and Wylde
: may not look to homeless, but I sure as hell wouldn’t put down Neil’s image and praise his!Alright…I told you guys not to shit on Zakk Wylde. You can’t claim that Zakk Sucks. Listen to his live recordings with Ozzy, especially "Just Say Ozzy". He was only 19 at the time playing with a metal god. His rendition of classic Ozzy tunes spews energy, and I don’t know if you have ever seen him live but he is one of the most exciting, and entertaining guitar players I have ever seen. The tone he had when he played with Ozzy can’t be touched either. His work with wah pedals is extremely dynamic and adds to soloing instead of hiding mistakes and sounding faster than he really is. Granted, I like Neil Young, but in terms of entertaining to watch…Uh…he doesn’t even come close to being as energetic as Zakk. Young is timeless, but Zakk steals the live show.
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June 30, 2003 at 1:23 am #87902AnonymousGuest
Zakk is an idiot…but so are "new" Ozzy fans, so he’s perfect for the job. I just can’t stand hearing him attempt to play Randy’s songs. He fucks them up big-time.
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August 27, 2000 at 10:55 am #27740AnonymousGuest
go with the deluxe super strat. It’s pretty much a beefed up powerhouse strat for i think the same price
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August 27, 2000 at 9:39 am #27737AnonymousGuest
She old and made by the reeves equipment company. This guitar sounds like a martin.Sweet full and mellow.Does anyone know anything about this guitar. Model 15G Matador
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August 27, 2000 at 5:07 am #27736AnonymousGuest
I’ve been playing for 8 months and,and I’m going to buy a second guitar.My first was a strat coppy,and I wanted to buy a fender sometime soon.I play alot of punk,alternative,and blues.I’m interested in the cyclone,standard fat strat,powerhouse strat,and classic 50’s reissue strat.any suggestions?
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August 27, 2000 at 12:35 am #27733AnonymousGuest
I bought this guitar ages ago from a mate who told me it belonged to the lead guitarist in the British 60’s band "The Birds". I only found out recently that Ronnie Wood was in the band. If anyone has any info please get in touch.
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August 26, 2000 at 10:13 pm #27732AnonymousGuest
I bought a 1956 Gretch DuoJet at an estate sale several years ago. I am having it refinished. The only problem restoring this fine instrument is that it was missing the bridge when I bought it. Can I buy a re-issue, and more importantly, where can I find an original?
Thank you,
Scott McDonald
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August 26, 2000 at 5:57 pm #27734AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Schaller locking tuners for Left handed Strat
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August 26, 2000 at 10:22 am #27730AnonymousGuest
i’m gonna buy one soon and i don’t know where to get good prices and what i should pay for it
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August 26, 2000 at 9:36 am #27729AnonymousGuest
Looking for a gutiar player. Inf.. Classic/70-80 Hard Rock that can jam overall. email me for more info…
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August 26, 2000 at 9:23 am #27731AnonymousGuest
All depends on the application. Are U using the units for recording or live work? This will predominantly be the determining factor in your choice……
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August 25, 2000 at 11:57 pm #27727AnonymousGuest
: : I saw cakewalk guitar tracks in the music store yesterday and the list of features looks impressive! Is this the best product for recording guitar, or is something else out there better? I am especially interested in guitar tracks and making drum lines or drum loops along with it! thanks…. monk
I have guitartracks, and I think its a perfect introduction into computer recording. Cakewalk Pro Audio, Cubase, and few other a better, but not nearly as cheap as Guitartracks. You should look at the new Guitar Studio 2, it has some great features, and isn’t to much more expensive than Guitartracks
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August 25, 2000 at 11:46 pm #27726AnonymousGuest
: I saw cakewalk guitar tracks in the music store yesterday and the list of features looks impressive! Is this the best product for recording guitar, or is something else out there better? I am especially interested in guitar tracks and making drum lines or drum loops along with it! thanks…. monk
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August 25, 2000 at 10:42 pm #27724AnonymousGuest
Sorry if I misjudged you. I wasn’t in the best mood. I just think it’s narrow-minded and
short-sighted to dismiss a respected and succesful guitar legend with "he sucks".
That’s what reminded me of the "shredder attitude", which I’m sure you’re familiar with.
Since you’re primarily an acoustic player, I’m surprised you don’t appreciate Keith’s very
tasty acoustic work, especially on records like "Sticky Fingers" or "Goat’s Head Soup". Take
another listen to "Love in Vain", for instance: There’s an excellent live version on their
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August 25, 2000 at 7:04 pm #27723AnonymousGuest
: I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USEN ELECTRIC GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS ANNA
>>>>How much money do you have to spend? What kind of music do you want to play?
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August 25, 2000 at 12:28 pm #27725AnonymousGuest
I like to go to tape(or DAT)ANALOG! The sound is rich,
fat,and ballsey!Afterward we master DIGITALY! This is good for tightening up the sound,and cleaning up unwanted noise.
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August 25, 2000 at 12:17 pm #27722AnonymousGuest
AH YES! Funk is one of my specialties.I wouldn’t get a pick up thats too hot.Might look into the LITTLE J.B.,
LITTLE 59 or SCREAMIN’ DEMON.Had a guitar with those,it
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August 25, 2000 at 9:31 am #27721AnonymousGuest
I’m actually after a pickup suited for funk style tunes to suit my fender strat. The pickup also needs to match the output of bridge pickup, which is a set of seymour duncan hotrails. please help!!
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August 25, 2000 at 9:23 am #27720AnonymousGuest
I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USEN ELECTRIC GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS ANNA
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March 28, 2002 at 3:47 am #93061AnonymousGuest
: I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USED ELECTRIC GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS ANNA
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March 28, 2002 at 3:46 am #93081AnonymousGuest
: I NEED HELP LOOKING FOR A USED ELECTRIC GITAR AND A AMP! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT IS A GOOD DEAL OR NOT! I AM LOOKING FOR THE BEST DEAL SO PLEASE HELP ME !!THANKS ANNA
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August 25, 2000 at 4:22 am #27718AnonymousGuest
: Can someone explain to me what the trim knob actually
: does? I can’t get a good sound with my guitar unless
: I have the knob turned towards the mic position. Why
: is this? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
: Jeremy B. MorseI bet you are talking about the input levals on a multitrack. I have a Tascam, and i do the same thing. All it does is make a bassline leval for you input. Unless you are recording with incredible levals coming from your guitars, you will have to set near microphone. DO you mic your amp, or play direct?
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August 25, 2000 at 4:20 am #27719AnonymousGuest
: I have a Kramer Focus 2000, not the best guitar, but she holds us pretty good in most conditions. Right now I have an EMG Selest in the neck position and a cheapy from a Nuno Bettencourt Washburne in the bridge (both Humbuckers). I have recently had an offer to buy two PAF’s to put in her. Anybody out there have any input as to what this might sound like?
I’d say replace the neck pickup, because EMG selects suck
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August 25, 2000 at 4:12 am #27717AnonymousGuest
Sorry for late response.I like the good ol’ jim Dunlops
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August 25, 2000 at 4:00 am #27715AnonymousGuest
Hmm.Tried to answer earlier,but was interrupted by the
AOL meanies!I love the Bettencourt axes.They usually stock Bill Lawrence pickups(Double Bladed),which are known to WAX NASTY!!If this is the case,I’d keep those
pickups.The style of PAF pickups vary…Gibson,Seymore,
Dimarzio ect.ect.The Dimarzio PAF Pro is very good,
especially for ROCK.The regular PAF(Dimarzio)are nice and warm,good for Rythym.I’d look into this further if I were you,take your time and pick your sound carefully.
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August 25, 2000 at 2:41 am #27716AnonymousGuest
: I have a Kramer Focus 2000, not the best guitar, but she holds us pretty good in most conditions. Right now I have an EMG Selest in the neck position and a cheapy from a Nuno Bettencourt Washburne in the bridge (both Humbuckers). I have recently had an offer to buy two PAF’s to put in her. Anybody out there have any input as to what this might sound like?
>>>> It all depends on what kind of P.A.F. pups you are talking about. Lots of companies like Dimarzio, Duncan, WD, Scaller and Gibson to name a few make P.A.F. pickups. All sound dif’ . Are they original Gibson P.A.F.’s from the 50’s? One would need more info to answer this question.
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August 25, 2000 at 2:40 am #27714AnonymousGuest
Wow, it seems you’re an awfully narrowminded, ignorant, opinionated idiot! While I agree that
Wylde can play, I think he just sucks. It doesn’t matter how good you are if you’re a musical
idiot with no taste, just noise, does it? Oh, and any musician (especially guitar player) knows
that Neil is one of the greatest writers and guitar players in rock and roll. If that wasn’t true, why
would your heroes from Pearl Jam play with him? Think about it. Listen to some Neil and
see. Find out who some of today’s biggest stars’ influences are. Neil’s there. Oh, and Wylde
may not look to homeless, but I sure as hell wouldn’t put down Neil’s image and praise his! -
August 25, 2000 at 2:38 am #27713AnonymousGuest
: How much would a 1973 strat be worth ?
: original finish, emg pickups ( i don’t have the
: originals), maple neck, 5way-switch, schaller heads.>>>00 more or less depending on other factors such as : Color, fixed or floating bridge, original case, original hardware such as pickguard and backplate, four or three bolt neck? and or any other modifications. How do you know it’s a 73? is the serial # on the headstock? or on the backplate? The 5 way switch is not original if it’s a 73. They only started using those around 76′. Later….
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February 1, 2004 at 7:29 pm #86869AnonymousGuest
the serial number should be somwhere around 520000 and the staggered pole pieces on the pickups say that it’s a 73 strat cause in 74 they started making flat pole pieces .the price in a shop would be about 3400 euro but I wouldend pay more then 750 or least 900 euro .and if the strat has binn modifight then you better hope it has the original pickups
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August 25, 2000 at 2:29 am #27712AnonymousGuest
How much would a 1973 strat be worth ?
original finish, emg pickups ( i don’t have the
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August 25, 2000 at 1:45 am #27711AnonymousGuest
Can someone explain to me what the trim knob actually
does? I can’t get a good sound with my guitar unless
I have the knob turned towards the mic position. Why
is this? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
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August 24, 2000 at 11:16 pm #27709AnonymousGuest
: Has anyone ever had a severely dislocated finger. I did a job on the middle finger of my lefy hand 2 months ago and the middle knuckle is still twice it’s normal size. I can play but it’s sill sore and stiff. Question: Will the swelling continue to lessen and the soreness decrease. If anyone has firsthand experience with this or knows of anyone who does, I’d sure appreciate hearing form you.
: Thanks much!I once had a dislocated shoulder. I went to a doctor and he put it back in.
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August 24, 2000 at 11:09 pm #27708AnonymousGuest
: lookin for the best online price?
: Thanks,
: carvin954check out http://www.gusbootmusic.50megs.com
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August 24, 2000 at 8:45 pm #27710AnonymousGuest
: be very careful. If it is an SG, it’s probably a ’62
: instead of a 61. 61’s were Les Pauls but Les didn’t
: like the changed instrument and insisted that his name not be associated with them. In 62 the name was changed to SG (solid guitar), and Les Pauls weren"t
: made again until 1968, returning to the original shape: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value?:
GET YOUR BEST PRICE AND THEN EMAIL ME I"LL TOP IT FOR SURE!!!!!
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September 4, 2002 at 2:37 pm #99448AnonymousGuest
So you’re saying that the SG came into being in 61, as the new ‘Les Paul’, but this was short lived due to Mr. Paul’s objections? So there is no such thing as a 62 – 67 ‘Gibson Les Paul’?!? Wow, that is news to me – doesn’t that make the 61 ‘Les Paul SGs’ a super collector’s item? : : be very careful. If it is an SG, it’s probably a ’62 : : instead of a 61. 61’s were Les Pauls but Les didn’t : : like the changed instrument and insisted that his name not be associated with them. In 62 the name was changed to SG (solid guitar), and Les Pauls weren"t : : made again until 1968, returning to the original shape: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value? : : : GET YOUR BEST PRICE AND THEN EMAIL ME I"LL TOP IT FOR SURE!!!!!
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September 4, 2002 at 2:46 pm #110982AnonymousGuest
http://www.bbmusic.bc.ca/gibson/sg.html : So you’re saying that the SG came into being in 61, as the new ‘Les Paul’, but this was short lived due to Mr. Paul’s objections? So there is no such thing as a 62 – 67 ‘Gibson Les Paul’?!? Wow, that is news to me – doesn’t that make the 61 ‘Les Paul SGs’ a super collector’s item? : : : be very careful. If it is an SG, it’s probably a ’62 : : : instead of a 61. 61’s were Les Pauls but Les didn’t : : : like the changed instrument and insisted that his name not be associated with them. In 62 the name was changed to SG (solid guitar), and Les Pauls weren"t : : : made again until 1968, returning to the original shape: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value? : : : : : GET YOUR BEST PRICE AND THEN EMAIL ME I"LL TOP IT FOR SURE!!!!!
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August 24, 2000 at 8:41 pm #27707AnonymousGuest
: Hey, all. I am going to purchase a volume pedal for my rig, and I would like opinions on different models, etc. What do you all use? Is the Ernie Ball one really the best? Does it sound just like manipulating the guitar’s volume knob? I want to back off a little during the verse, etc. and I am no good at manipulatiing my vol. knob while playing! lol Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
: Wayne-O
Hey Wayne-0 go for the ERNIE BALL it’s as solid as the rock of Gibraltar man you could drop a Marshall Quadbox on top of it and it wouldn’t even scratch it.
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August 24, 2000 at 8:41 pm #27705AnonymousGuest
: Hey, all. I am going to purchase a volume pedal for my rig, and I would like opinions on different models, etc. What do you all use? Is the Ernie Ball one really the best? Does it sound just like manipulating the guitar’s volume knob? I want to back off a little during the verse, etc. and I am no good at manipulatiing my vol. knob while playing! lol Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
: Wayne-O
Hey Wayne-0 go for the ERNIE BALL it’s as solid as the rock of Gibraltar man you could drop a Marshall Quadbox on top of it and it wouldn’t even scratch it.
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August 24, 2000 at 10:54 am #27706AnonymousGuest
I have a Kramer Focus 2000, not the best guitar, but she holds us pretty good in most conditions. Right now I have an EMG Selest in the neck position and a cheapy from a Nuno Bettencourt Washburne in the bridge (both Humbuckers). I have recently had an offer to buy two PAF’s to put in her. Anybody out there have any input as to what this might sound like?
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August 24, 2000 at 10:45 am #27703AnonymousGuest
You might want to use less gain. Turn down your preamp so that your distortion isn’t as "tight." The other option would be to invest in a noise gate. The gate will stop any sound from going to the amp when you are not playing.
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August 24, 2000 at 10:37 am #27702AnonymousGuest
First of all, don’t be fooled by what you hear on a CD. The guitar tracks have lots of studio work done on them, and when the bass is added to the guitar it sounds thicker and fuller than any amp ever will. The closest you will probably get is to crank the treb and bass to the max, and set the contour all the way down or close to it. Put on only a little reverb or you will end up sounding like hell when you play without it a year from or two from now. Good luck and let your ears be the final judge!
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August 24, 2000 at 10:35 am #27704AnonymousGuest
There has been a lot of interest in the digitech RP 2000 on this forum, myself included. I want to know some opinions about wether the Boss guitar multi effects rack unit is better than the Digitech RP 2000. Sorry I can’t remember the name of the Boss unit so don’t get too mad at me Ben! Thanks guys and gals.
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August 24, 2000 at 10:30 am #27701AnonymousGuest
If you have good pickups and are playing live, try a regular A/B box. Run channel A to your amp for the distortion, and run Channel B direct to the mixing board for a super clean tone.
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August 24, 2000 at 10:25 am #27699AnonymousGuest
I have an late 70’s Ovation full size acustic/electric.
No EQ’s. Just plug ‘n play. I foud the best soud using "Dean Markley Custom 10 Guage". Try them out! -
August 24, 2000 at 10:18 am #27700AnonymousGuest
: : : : Gibson, Fender, Marshall, Line 6, Roland, Crate, Digitech, Boss, DOD, and more! I bought a new Gibson Les Paul Standard Vintage Sunburst and saved ,200 off list!
: : Hey Ben…Don’t be such a dick to this guy man. Didn’t mom and dad teach you how to be polite to people?
: : : Hey retard, first off, you didn’t leave a URL. Now second off, get an LP standard for ,200 off the list price is way to much. That means that you are paying close to ,500 for a Les Paul Standard. If it was ,000 off list, now that would be a decent price. Oh yeah, and Digitech, and DOD are the same company, that is just verbal garbage to mention both. Its like saying that we carry Digitech, DOD, and Johnson, SAME COMPANY
: Just pointing out how bogus this guy is. There no room for this bs here anyway
Alright…I agree with you there Benjamin!
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August 24, 2000 at 10:08 am #27696AnonymousGuest
: : : Gibson, Fender, Marshall, Line 6, Roland, Crate, Digitech, Boss, DOD, and more! I bought a new Gibson Les Paul Standard Vintage Sunburst and saved ,200 off list!
: Hey Ben…Don’t be such a dick to this guy man. Didn’t mom and dad teach you how to be polite to people?
: : Hey retard, first off, you didn’t leave a URL. Now second off, get an LP standard for ,200 off the list price is way to much. That means that you are paying close to ,500 for a Les Paul Standard. If it was ,000 off list, now that would be a decent price. Oh yeah, and Digitech, and DOD are the same company, that is just verbal garbage to mention both. Its like saying that we carry Digitech, DOD, and Johnson, SAME COMPANY
Just pointing out how bogus this guy is. There no room for this bs here anyway
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August 24, 2000 at 9:41 am #27697AnonymousGuest
I’ve looked at alot !! of sites and found http://www.music123.com to be the most competitive site on prices ..I recently bought a Gibson ES-135 Limited Addition Archtop for 200.00 which was 00.00 lower than anywhere else ..A good site for links with lots of gear and extremely cool wallpaper is musiciansfriend.com I like to go and window shop there 🙂
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August 24, 2000 at 6:52 am #27698AnonymousGuest
: I’ve heard what some of you people say about pink floyd. whats next Led Zepplin, or Blue Oyster Cult? Why do people think that pink floyd is boring, they had a lot of good music.
Pink Floyd is a great band. Music like Pink Floyd’s might fade in and out of the mainstream, but they have a really strong fan base that grows by the day. They will be around alot longer then alot of the top 40 bands you hear today. BTW, speaking of "bad raps" lots of people seem to think that learning from tab is bunk. It’s not! Nothing wrong with learning a song from some reliable Tab. In fact "TAB" is on of the oldest forms of musical notation known to man. Goes all the way back to Lute music of the European Dark ages and then some. It was around way befor the standard musical notation of today.
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August 24, 2000 at 6:46 am #27695AnonymousGuest
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August 24, 2000 at 6:40 am #27693AnonymousGuest
: Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
>>>>Last I heard he still used PENSA Custom guitars for solid body electrics. Keep on Jammin!
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August 24, 2000 at 12:01 am #27692AnonymousGuest
I would hardly call myself a ‘shredder’. I play acoustic 99 percent of the time, which is not really what i think of when i hear ‘shredder’.
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August 23, 2000 at 9:59 pm #27690AnonymousGuest
: Sounds like that price (in Sterling, right?) might be for a Mexican built Fender Stratocaster,
: which would, in my opinion, be a very good guitar for a beginner. There are cheaper options, though.
: Fender make a reputable entry level guitar called the Squire Stratocaster, which you should be able
: to pick up for about half that price. What kind of guitar sound are you looking for? In Strat style you
: could look at Yamaha Pacificas — pretty good and pretty cheap. Obviously, they’re not going to be as
: good as a £1600 guitar, but for a beginner they’d be fine. Check out some Epiphone guitars in the
: Les Paul style. Have a look at some back issues of The Guitar Magazine — the revirews are great.
: Online, go to the guitar department of http://www.harmony-central.com.>>>>Because you are a beginer, I would suggest getting a solid color mexi strat. Used guitars offer a better deal but you really have to know what you are doing to get the best one. Mexi’ Fenders are good middle of the road guitars and will take you into the next playing level.
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August 23, 2000 at 9:52 pm #27691AnonymousGuest
: hello my son just got his first guitar but we cant afford lessons, a friend told me theres song books out there that show you where to place your fingers when you play, does anyone know what shes talking about, and what these books would be called so i dont look like a total idiot when i go to buy him one. he really wants to learn and i really use some help! thanks please e-mail me at [email protected] thanks
>>>Good advice so far. I would also like to add that a decent guitar tuner would be a must have item! Make sure you let them know if it’s for electric and or accoustic guitar. If you do buy one, have someone show you and your son how to use it befor you leave the store. If you can’t afford one get a pitch pipe. Stay away from the tuning fork, as it can be hard for beginners to get on with. Good luck and feel free to E-mail me if you need any more help.
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August 23, 2000 at 9:41 pm #27688AnonymousGuest
: I am a beginner. I seek instruction in playing as Keith richards. A web site in tablature would be very good.
>>>>Keith Richards style comes across to me as being very loose and raunchy, with a "dust floor dive" or old juke kind of vibe. Esspecially his live stuff. A favorite tunning for K.R., has become the open G tunning with the 6th (low E) sometimes taken right off the guitar! The open G tunning is: (low to high)>>D,G,D,G,B,D<< and was used in many a Stones tunes. If you want to get some insight into K.R.’s "scene" then get a’hold of a couple of good Stones Tab books (Online tab is not a good beginners tab, as it can contain lots of mistakes) and jump into the songs right off..getting to know the chords, chord progressions, chord changes and timing, etc..In addition, I highly recomend what "gar" suggests. Interviews and tech’ info from mags’ are a great resource. For this I recomend the October 1997 issue of Guitar World. Great info on Keiths playing tech’ as well as a MUST READ interview with him. Keep on Jammin!
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August 23, 2000 at 8:30 pm #27687AnonymousGuest
If it’s the sound you want, get it. I think you can get a martin D28 for about that much though, and the martin sounds amazing. I got my d35 for around 1400. The most important thing is to just play a bunch with no discrimination in name or type. Buy the one that sounds the best.
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August 23, 2000 at 7:58 pm #27689AnonymousGuest
: : I have a ’98 or ’99 model Squire Strat I am going to buy and I need to know the value. The guy said name my price. I needs new tremolo springs and has a hard shell case. It is in very good condition other than the springs.
: I’d say about 5. That is a good price for a used Squire. Maybe 00, if the guy is stupid enough
>>>00<<<is a fair deal for the guitar, but only because it come swith the hardshell case.
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August 23, 2000 at 7:52 pm #27685AnonymousGuest
: I would like to buy a guitar and know little about the types and what is a good guitar. I am considering the Fender DG 22 S. What are your thoughts on this guitar and how does it compare to others in the 00 range?
: Thanks,
: Darrell>>>As far as materials and construction, most brand new 00 accoustics are going to be the same, regardless of brand name. That being said, Yamaha makes some pretty good low budget accoustics. I highly recomend saving up about 00 and buying a used accoustic. Used will get you alot more accoustic guitar than new. Esspecially in the price range you are in. Keep on Jammin’
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September 16, 2001 at 7:49 am #83921AnonymousGuest
: : I would like to buy a guitar and know about the types and what is a good guitar. I am considering the Fender DG 22 S. What are your thoughts on this guitar and how does it compare to others in the $200 range? : : Thanks, : : cabvar: >>>As far as materials and construction, most brand new $200 accoustics are going to be the same, regardless of brand name. That being said, Yamaha makes some pretty good low budget accoustics. I highly recomend saving up about $400 and buying a used accoustic. Used will get you alot more accoustic guitar than new. Esspecially in the price range you are in. Keep on Jammin’
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August 23, 2000 at 7:44 pm #27686AnonymousGuest
BEFORE YOU PAY 1000 FOR A WASHBURN!!!!
If you’re paying a 000 for a washburn, why not get a taylor or martin!? Those are the 2 best accoustic guitars you can get. I personally have an ovation 6 and a Taylor 12. And I have a hard time playing my 6 after getting my 12 because taylors are just the best! I would even check out a Guild accoustic. Personally, I love the taylors! -
August 23, 2000 at 5:18 pm #27683AnonymousGuest
You know that high squealing note you sometimes get
accidentally if your picking is inaccurate?
thats the sound you get when you do a pinch harmonic.
Try slanting the pick in your hand so that your thumb is near to the point of the pick, then pick the note as normal, now your thumb, being close to the point, should brush the string lightly, resulting in a note an octave higher being played.
You just have to practice it.
Picking over the fretboard makes it much easier, that way you can get the taste to it, and move your pickhand to where you normally pick when you master that.: i don’t understand could you please give me more help as my favourite guitarist is richie sambora (BON JOVI) and he uses pinched harmonics on almost all of his solos ,thanks
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August 23, 2000 at 11:14 am #27681AnonymousGuest
I would like to buy a guitar and know little about the types and what is a good guitar. I am considering the Fender DG 22 S. What are your thoughts on this guitar and how does it compare to others in the 00 range?
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August 23, 2000 at 10:25 am #27682AnonymousGuest
Hmm.Recording,eh? Very cool!(1)Use two microphones if you can swing it.One close to the amp,the other further
away for room sound.(2)Use your own effects(except maybe Reverb).Got talked into using the studio’s stuff
(flanger,phasor,chorus),reget it to this very day.My RP-10 could spank his shit!(3)NEVER GO DIRECT,into the board.The board’s sound is very dry,trebly and sterile.(4)Don’t let the studio over-compress your sound.Guitar
Solos should have peaks and valleys.(5)Don’t worry about making mistakes,stay loose.If it’s a BIG-UN,then
punch-in.If not,FUCK IT!!Us guitar guy’s tend to be over critcal of ourselves.
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August 23, 2000 at 9:53 am #27679AnonymousGuest
YES,I agree Zak Wylde is one NASTY(good)MOFO!!
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August 23, 2000 at 9:35 am #27678AnonymousGuest
Hi, I have about 300 guitar magazines all in excellent condition and some still in plastic. Most are "guitar for the practicing musician", "guitar world", and "guitar player" and other misc magazines. These range mostly from about 1992 to 1998. for some years i have all 12 issues of guitar for the practicing musician. I also have the special edition magazines like "guitar classics" etc.. with extra songs in them and such. If anyone would be interested in buying some of them or the lot of them please email me. I’m moving sept. 15th 2000 and have to get rid of them. email me at [email protected]
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August 23, 2000 at 9:21 am #27680AnonymousGuest
I think it’s because the young crowd were not as exposed to it as we were.I learned a lot of stuff by listening to my father’s albums.Today’s youth are much more arrogant and impatient than we were.Pink Floyd and Led Zep gave us good mood music,loaded with texture.This stuff was very poetic and introspective.
But it takes time to listen to.In this selfish, meglomanic,fingertip age,we should extend to the younger crowd the art of listening and patience.However
,the "SPOON-FEEDING FRENZY" has reached warp speed,
reducing young and old into infantile head-hunters.I like a lot of the newer groups,they have much to offer.
But lets not forget where we come from.Also,lets sit back with our instruments and learn these guitar solos
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August 23, 2000 at 8:18 am #27677AnonymousGuest
: Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
: My favorite things
: Stella by starlight
: Basin street blues
: Round midnight
: Summertime: help!!!
: mail me at [email protected]: vivek
Check out this website: visionmusic.com…Mark Stefani is the creator of this site and a well known guitar player, master and teacher. You can e-mail him from the site.
Good luck,
Roy
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August 23, 2000 at 7:26 am #27676AnonymousGuest
: : Gibson, Fender, Marshall, Line 6, Roland, Crate, Digitech, Boss, DOD, and more! I bought a new Gibson Les Paul Standard Vintage Sunburst and saved ,200 off list!
Hey Ben…Don’t be such a dick to this guy man. Didn’t mom and dad teach you how to be polite to people?
: Hey retard, first off, you didn’t leave a URL. Now second off, get an LP standard for ,200 off the list price is way to much. That means that you are paying close to ,500 for a Les Paul Standard. If it was ,000 off list, now that would be a decent price. Oh yeah, and Digitech, and DOD are the same company, that is just verbal garbage to mention both. Its like saying that we carry Digitech, DOD, and Johnson, SAME COMPANY
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August 23, 2000 at 4:53 am #27673AnonymousGuest
: Gibson, Fender, Marshall, Line 6, Roland, Crate, Digitech, Boss, DOD, and more! I bought a new Gibson Les Paul Standard Vintage Sunburst and saved ,200 off list!
Hey retard, first off, you didn’t leave a URL. Now second off, get an LP standard for ,200 off the list price is way to much. That means that you are paying close to ,500 for a Les Paul Standard. If it was ,000 off list, now that would be a decent price. Oh yeah, and Digitech, and DOD are the same company, that is just verbal garbage to mention both. Its like saying that we carry Digitech, DOD, and Johnson, SAME COMPANY
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August 23, 2000 at 12:38 am #27674AnonymousGuest
Let me know what U need…[email protected]
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July 29, 2004 at 10:42 pm #109944AnonymousGuest
Hey there; I’m looking for a Yamaha single rack space dual-15 graphic EQ.I believe it’s called a GQ2015A.It has to be the older "Made in Japan" model,not the China model. Thanx. J.C.
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August 23, 2000 at 12:09 am #27670AnonymousGuest
zakk wylde rocks! unlike that homeless looking guy neil young!
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August 22, 2000 at 10:55 pm #27669AnonymousGuest
Any one know what kind of guitar Mark Knofler is using these days?
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July 10, 2001 at 3:10 am #80886AnonymousGuest
: i play giutare , u want play your last album (sailing to philadelphia) pleas send me partition
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August 22, 2000 at 10:52 pm #27671AnonymousGuest
Hi fellow guitar players,
I’m considering a Washburn accoustic D-55 Cherokee guitar. It’s pretty much new. It’s been at a local dealer’s store for a year or so now, and has a few small scratches and dings from being played there. Anyway, they are asking a cool ,000.00 for it (including hardcase). It seems like a good deal to me, but I thought I’d see if anyone here can give me advice on this guitar. Thanks!-
September 5, 2001 at 8:31 am #83280AnonymousGuest
I see that your post here is dated. Just curious: did you get the Cherokee? These were built for Washburn by a fine luthier–Dana Bourgeois. I picked one up about three years ago for $1000. It’s a great guitar. Great projection. I gave it to my son a couple of years ago when I bought a Taylor. Miseed it so much that I searched until I found another guitar in the same series: the Savannah–Koa back and sides. I won’t part with it.
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August 22, 2000 at 9:08 pm #27667AnonymousGuest
Gibson, Fender, Marshall, Line 6, Roland, Crate, Digitech, Boss, DOD, and more! I bought a new Gibson Les Paul Standard Vintage Sunburst and saved ,200 off list!
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August 22, 2000 at 6:51 pm #27666AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : looking for campfire guitar music
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August 22, 2000 at 11:25 am #27668AnonymousGuest
I am seeking chords or tab of Connection by the Rolling stones. It was on the ablum Between the Buttons It is listed on GuitarNotes site but when I go to the song I get 404 Item NOt Found.
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August 22, 2000 at 8:26 am #27663AnonymousGuest
Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following….
My favorite things
Stella by starlight
Basin street blues
Round midnight
Summertimehelp!!!
mail me at [email protected]vivek
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August 8, 2001 at 12:17 pm #81860AnonymousGuest
: Please somebody help..im looking for chords for the following…. This masquerade
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August 22, 2000 at 4:48 am #27664AnonymousGuest
Try: gain on full, bass and treble quite high, take off most of the middle (contour all one way-not sure which), reverb to taste and volume as loud as the neighbours will allow!
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August 22, 2000 at 4:39 am #27665AnonymousGuest
Hi Anders,
The guitar part is based around B-E-A. This should sound more like it.
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August 21, 2000 at 11:11 pm #27660AnonymousGuest
HELLO WHERE SHOULD WE GO TO POST THE ABOVE SUBJECT GUITAR & PREMIUM CASE MATERIAL, THAT WAS DEMO’D @ THE 1ST WINTER 2000 NAMM SHOW OF THIS NEW MILLENIUM? A KIRK HAMMETT SIGNATURE SERIES,MADE AT THE U.S.A.’S ESP CUSTOM SHOPPE.2-VOL’S & 1-TONE POT.DELUXE CASE BEARRING ALL ENTAILED STICKER’S,BAND STENCIL,BRUSHED
METAL ESP EMBLEM,&"MUSICPLAYER’SNETWORK.COM’S STICKER ON TOP OF CASE ALSO.WE WERE TOLD THAT THIS SITE IS THE NEW OWNERS OF MILLER FREEMAN & ASSOCIATES MOTHER SITE.
ALSO K.H.DEMO’D.SIGNED,ININDULLABLE INK,AND IT WENT ON DISPLAY @ THE 2000 WINTER NAMM FEB-SHOW IN L.A.CALIFORNIA.LOT OF HISTORICAL POINTS OF REFRENCE’S ALSO HAS PEARL SKULL AND CROSSBONE INLAYED NECK AND ORIGINAL FLOYD-ROSE MADE IN GERMANY.ALSO HAS MUSICPLAYERSNETWORK.COM PROFESSIONALLY PAINTED INBETWEEN THE 2-K.H.SPEC’D EMG 81’S DOUBLE HUMBUCKERS.
A REAL ONE OF A KIND.MINT CONDITION (WE PLAYED IT TWICE)GUIYTAR.ITS IN A SAFE PLACE AT OUR CLIMATE CONTROLLED SECURITY LOCKER AT LOCAL BANK.SO LET US KNOW WHERES THE BEST PLACE TO POST INSTRUMENT & CASE FOR SERIOUS COLLECTORS INTERESTED ONLY PLEASE? ASKING COLLECTOR $’S. -
August 21, 2000 at 11:00 pm #27661AnonymousGuest
HELLO WHERE SHOULD I GO TO POST A ABOVE SUBJECT MATERIAL DEMO’D@THE NEW MILLENIUMS;"WINTER 2000 NAMM SHOW" AUTOGRAPHED IN INDULLABLE INK, ON REAR ELECTRONIC’S COVER,MADE IN THE U.S.A. CUSTOM SHOPPE 2-K.H. SPEC’D EMG-81’S 2-VOL’S & 1-TONE POT.DELUXE CASE BEARRING ALL ENTAILED MENTIONED IN BAND STENCIL,BRUSHED
METAL ESP EMBLEM,& "MUSICPLAYER’SINTERNET.COM"’S NEW OWNERS OF MILLER FREEMAN & ASSOC’S WEB-SITE, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHERIZATION SIGNED BY K.H. AND THE AXE AND CASE ARE AWESOME,PLAYED BY K.H.AUTOGRAPHED AND THEN DISPLAYED AT THE FEBRUARY WINTER NAMM IN L.A. ALOT OF HISTORICAL POINTS OF LIGHT REGARDING THIS PEARL SKULL AND CROSSBONE NECK.ALSO HAS MUSICPLAYERSNETWORK.COM PROFESSIONALLY PAINTED INBETWEEN THE 2-K.H.SPEC’D EMG 81’S DOUBLE HUMBUCKERS.
A REAL ONE OF A KIND.MINT CONDITION (WE PLAYED IT TWICE)AND ITS IN A SAFE AT OUR BANK.SO LET US KNOW WHERES THE BEST PLACE TO POST INSTRUMENT & CASE FOR SERIOUS COLLECTORS? ASKING COLLECTOR $’S. -
August 21, 2000 at 7:28 pm #27657AnonymousGuest
Check out these new bands! Great Classic Rock, Rhythym and Blues and Pop!
http://www.mp3.com/TheJRBBand
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August 21, 2000 at 7:24 pm #27659AnonymousGuest
Howdy
I am going to get into recording session from September 4th, and now I am hanging out in the Web looking for good advice on recording. I play guitar in an alternative rock band, so if you guys have any cool ideas / cool things few people know and you feel like sharing your wisdom, lemme know, I’d really appreciate that. URL’s are OK, except for http://www.homerecording.com or http://www.harmony-central.com
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August 21, 2000 at 7:17 pm #27658AnonymousGuest
: Hello,
: My name is Chris and I am thinking of buying an electronic
: guitar.
: I have three questions:: 1. What electric guitar would be ideal for beginners?
: 2. How much would it cost?
: 3. I went in to my local music store and was told a "Fender" guitar at
: a cost of £379 was the best guitar for beginners.
: Is this the best guitar for beginners?
: Is the price (£379) right for a "Fender guitar"?
: If not how much should 1 be and where can I get a cheaper 1 in the
: North West area?:
: CHEERS FOR YOUR HELP!Hello
All I can say is stay away from Fender SQUIRES, cuz they’re absolutely the worst guitars on this planet, and don’t have anything to do with a real Fender Guitar.
squires look ncute, but THEY SOUND AWFUL, even if you manage to tune them. And even if you do, and it starts to sound more or less OK, it never intonates well.
A throwaway guitar, that’s it. I’d advise you to look for a used Mexican Fender – all in all, try to find something used, but of a better quality – or a Japanese one.
Yamaha’s Pacificas are jolly good too. I know, that you just begind, and don’t feel like giving away a grand for an axe and then playing drums for the rest of yer life, but the better guitar you have the more attached you get to it.
But – look for used ones, and happy hunting!Feel free to ask, anyway.
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August 21, 2000 at 10:58 am #27655AnonymousGuest
: I’ve heard what some of you people say about pink floyd. whats next Led Zepplin, or Blue Oyster Cult? Why do people think that pink floyd is boring, they had a lot of good music.
I don’t see the hostility that you see out there. I hear more respect for older bands than hate. I am a big Rush fan, and I am 16, so that should be a little weird. I love Zep, and a funny thing is, that I was at a Foo Fighters concert last month, and everybody there rocked out to a Floyd classic "Have a Cigar". In my eyes the older bands earn more respect, than newer bands
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August 21, 2000 at 10:03 am #27654AnonymousGuest
there music is amazing!
click here –> <a href="http://www.geocities.com/neptune_303">www.geocities.com/neptune_303</a>
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August 21, 2000 at 9:35 am #27656AnonymousGuest
I’ve heard what some of you people say about pink floyd. whats next Led Zepplin, or Blue Oyster Cult? Why do people think that pink floyd is boring, they had a lot of good music.
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August 21, 2000 at 3:28 am #27653AnonymousGuest
PLEASE HELP ME. I am looking for the perfect way of playing JJ Flash. The tabs I found says teh intro is played B:E:D. But it does not sound right. How do I play this beautiful intro.
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August 20, 2000 at 8:27 pm #27652AnonymousGuest
I am looking for Information on a Lauren Gitar 3/4 size. The label inside reads: Model # LA-34N. I was wondering about the age and value of the gitar and if it is a Classical or Acoustic Gitar? Any Info would be appreciated!!! Thank You! : )
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August 20, 2000 at 5:29 pm #27649AnonymousGuest
i don’t understand could you please give me more help as my favourite guitarist is richie sambora (BON JOVI) and he uses pinched harmonics on almost all of his solos ,thanks
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August 20, 2000 at 4:49 pm #27650AnonymousGuest
Hi. Do you know where I can download blank chord charts?
(I hope that is what they are called in English…) The
squares that you can divide diagonally and in which you
write the chords for songs? I know I could do a table in
Word for the squares but don’t know how to do the diagonals,
and then the repeat thingys etc.
Thanks a lot if you can help.Pauline
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April 26, 2002 at 10:03 am #110242AnonymousGuest
: Hi. Do you know where I can download blank chord charts? : (I hope that is what they are called in English…) The : squares that you can divide diagonally and in which you : write the chords for songs? I know I could do a table in : Word for the squares but don’t know how to do the diagonals, : and then the repeat thingys etc. : Thanks a lot if you can help. : Pauline :bill im looking for a site where i can get basic chord finger placment for six string
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August 20, 2000 at 8:03 am #27651AnonymousGuest
" Mel Bay" has some beginning guitar books available that are OK. Try your local music store. Any guitar person at the store should be able to steer you in the right direction without making you look like an idiot.
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August 20, 2000 at 7:55 am #27646AnonymousGuest
Yeah. I have played one. From what I know it is a decent solid top acoustic, but a lot of players joke at it as the bird house guitar. ( Sound holes look like a bird house)The one I played seemed pretty nice, But it was wierd looking.(like a bird house) Sorry.
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January 4, 2005 at 8:31 pm #96823AnonymousGuest
That’s an old McPherson guitar that was made in Japan. The new McPhersons have been completely redesigned and are handmade in the USA. These new guitars have a single offset soundhole, cantilevered neck, and state-of-the-art bracing design. The finish is flawless and the sound is INCREADABLE! You can see their website at http://www.mcphersonguitars.com I also downloaded some fantastic music played on these guitars. It’s worth checking out.
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May 23, 2003 at 8:11 am #86343AnonymousGuest
There are two different kinds of Mcpherson guitars. One was a cheap guitar, origionally made in Japan in the 80’s. Another is an AMAZING guitar, which is custom made in the U.S. They used to have three sound holes, one at the end of the guiar, and one by the neck, on either side. Then they switched to one larger sound hole, on top. This allows more of the wood top of the body to vibrate and resonate, resulting in an unbeatable sound. For more info, go to http://www.mcphersonguitars.com . They are $4,000 ea, and as of now, the waiting list is a year and a half. So go all out and get one, you wont regret it!
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August 20, 2000 at 7:55 am #27647AnonymousGuest
: I have a ’98 or ’99 model Squire Strat I am going to buy and I need to know the value. The guy said name my price. I needs new tremolo springs and has a hard shell case. It is in very good condition other than the springs.
I’d say about 5. That is a good price for a used Squire. Maybe 00, if the guy is stupid enough
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August 20, 2000 at 6:05 am #27648AnonymousGuest
Linda,
Just go to a music store that sells guitars (Guitar Center is one of many) and ask someone to show
you some songbooks that include guitar chord diagrams. They usually have the name of the chord
(such as "C" or "F" above the notes where the chord changes occur along with a tiny diagram
representing the strings and frets of the guitar with dots where the fingers should go). Since these
are sometime difficult to interpret or overly simplistic, I would recommend also getting some kind of
reference book for guitar chords which shows the proper fingering in more detail.Just don’t go to a place that sells only pianos, band instruments, or sheet music (that’s where they might not understand
what you are talking about!!!!). But, anyone who sells guitars will know what you’re asking for and will
not think you are an idiot for asking.BTW, that’s how I learned to play guitar, and several years later got A’s in my music theory classes
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August 20, 2000 at 5:38 am #27643AnonymousGuest
:Keith may be to guitar what Ringo is to drums: someone who isn’t technically outstanding but plays
with heart and soul to create a unique style which remains popular after three decades. I don’t think you
will have much luck finding "instruction" in playing like KR, but there are many web sites that discuss
the open tunings which are the basis of the KR sound. Also, he removes the top (low E or 6th) string
from many of his guitars and plays with only 5 strings. Try this to get an idea: remove or deaden the
top E, drop the 1st string from E down to D, and drop the 5th string from A down to G.If you can get a DVD or video of the Stones in concert, watch how Keith makes a barre with the index
finger and uses the middle and ring fingers to make chord changes and embellishments.Good luck!!!
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August 20, 2000 at 2:03 am #27644AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Question about the digitech RP-2000
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August 20, 2000 at 1:52 am #27641AnonymousGuest
I am selling a ’92 Paul Reed Smith custom 24 for 800. It has a neck through body, 24 frets, bird inlays, vintage yellow finish (it actually looks yellowish orange) with red back and neck, beautiful wood grain, and five-way pick-up selector and original case. You must be thinking "there must be something wrong with it!" Nope. There is an brand new identical one up the street selling for 400. I could sell it for more but I want the money fast to buy the Zakk Wylde signature Les Paul. If anyone shits on Zakk he or she is pretty lame and is not a rocker. Anyway, I bought it on consignment for a steal because the original owner needed cash fast too and I am passing the savings on to anyone interested in purchasing this incredible instrument. There is no body damage, just a small chip in the paint on the point of the headstock. I am located in Minnesota so if you live here your in luck because I am not going to pay for shipping on this once in a lifetime deal. Anyway, for more info, e-mail me at [email protected]. Check out your local PRS dealer and look at the PRS custom 24. Do your research and you’ll see that this is a STEAL. Thanks you guys and keep rockin’
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August 19, 2000 at 10:12 pm #27642AnonymousGuest
be very careful. If it is an SG, it’s probably a ’62
instead of a 61. 61’s were Les Pauls but Les didn’t
like the changed instrument and insisted that his name not be associated with them. In 62 the name was changed to SG (solid guitar), and Les Pauls weren"t
made again until 1968, returning to the original shape: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value?: Well 61′ was the first year of production, and if is NOS mint, that could rake in ,000’s of dollars. You could ask somebody in the Gibson Forum, at Gibson.com, what they think. They have employees that answer questions for you. I’d say you could at least get ,000 for it easy, if its perfect.
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September 4, 2002 at 2:26 pm #99410AnonymousGuest
I’m no expert, but I was told the SG was the original ‘Les Paul’, pre 58/59, whenever the current shape came into being. After the new version came along, the original ‘Les Paul’ became the ‘Les Paul SG’, which became simply the ‘SG’ in the latter part of 1961. If it has a cover over the truss rod adjustment that says ‘Les Paul’ on it, it is what I understand to be a ‘Les Paul SG’, the last of which were made in the first few months of 1961. I am lucky enough to have one of these ’61 Les Paul SGs, but it has been through the wringer – the neck broken several times, then steamed apart on my behalf to repair it to its original shape, and fiberglassed for strength; the whammy system long gone before I bought it. I didn’t know what I was buying, I was young and getting my first electric, saw a used Gibson within my price range, and grabbed it. On the back of the headstock is branded the # 247. I have no idea what yours is worth, but considering that everyone who has offered an opinion has also offered to buy it for that price, I’d put its value somewhat higher than what they are offering. : be very careful. If it is an SG, it’s probably a ’62 : instead of a 61. 61’s were Les Pauls but Les didn’t : like the changed instrument and insisted that his name not be associated with them. In 62 the name was changed to SG (solid guitar), and Les Pauls weren"t : made again until 1968, returning to the original shape: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value? : : Well 61′ was the first year of production, and if is NOS mint, that could rake in $1,000’s of dollars. You could ask somebody in the Gibson Forum, at Gibson.com, what they think. They have employees that answer questions for you. I’d say you could at least get $5,000 for it easy, if its perfect.
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August 19, 2000 at 10:00 pm #27640AnonymousGuest
if grandpa was a player who wants to pass on to you
the value of music, the guitar and amp are priceless
if you live up to the legacy. for an honest appraisal
send some good color photos to george gruhn’s guitar
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August 19, 2000 at 6:05 pm #27637AnonymousGuest
I have a ’98 or ’99 model Squire Strat I am going to buy and I need to know the value. The guy said name my price. I needs new tremolo springs and has a hard shell case. It is in very good condition other than the springs.
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August 19, 2000 at 4:48 pm #27638AnonymousGuest
: i myself have owned a GT-3 and i thing they are great in the fact that you can do so much with them and the have great quality effects the big downer is tthat they are not practical on a live situation and that the require long hours of programming to get good sounds if i was you i would by a Digitech RP-2000
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August 19, 2000 at 1:17 pm #27636AnonymousGuest
hello my son just got his first guitar but we cant afford lessons, a friend told me theres song books out there that show you where to place your fingers when you play, does anyone know what shes talking about, and what these books would be called so i dont look like a total idiot when i go to buy him one. he really wants to learn and i really use some help! thanks please e-mail me at [email protected] thanks
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August 19, 2000 at 1:16 pm #27634AnonymousGuest
hello my son just got his first guitar but we cant afford lessons, a friend told me theres song books out there that show you where to place your fingers when you play, does anyone know what shes talking about, and what these books would be called so i dont look like a total idiot when i go to buy him one. he really wants to learn and i really use some help! thanks gizzywizzer
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August 19, 2000 at 7:31 am #27632AnonymousGuest
ok, i’m going to get the american standard. What single coil pickup out there puts out humbucker sounds?
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August 19, 2000 at 7:21 am #27628AnonymousGuest
: Hey, all. I am going to purchase a volume pedal for my rig, and I would like opinions on different models, etc. What do you all use? Is the Ernie Ball one really the best? Does it sound just like manipulating the guitar’s volume knob? I want to back off a little during the verse, etc. and I am no good at manipulatiing my vol. knob while playing! lol Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
: Wayne-O
I use a Mr. Crybaby Wah/Volume, and it does the job. Nothing is like using the knob. When I play "Cathedral", I still use the knob, because it tweaks the volume, less than the sweep of the pedal. The Ernie ball is supposed to be good, but I got a Wah, to go with the volume, so I am happy
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August 19, 2000 at 6:15 am #27630AnonymousGuest
Hey !
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August 19, 2000 at 5:40 am #27629AnonymousGuest
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August 19, 2000 at 1:46 am #27625AnonymousGuest
I bought an rp2000 and was hoping to be able to set the paremeter settings like the rp3 has but the settings are a little different. The rp3 has a library of settings from people. What I want is any metallica settings I can program in for the rp2000. I like the bleeding me sound but any metallica sound is excellent. Please feel free to email any settings or info. THANKS!
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February 1, 2001 at 6:15 am #80311AnonymousGuest
One sight that is really good and a must see for us rp2000 users is http://www.makeascene.com/rp2000/ : I bought an rp2000 and was hoping to be able to set the paremeter settings like the rp3 has but the settings are a little different. The rp3 has a library of settings from people. What I want is any metallica settings I can program in for the rp2000. I like the bleeding me sound but any metallica sound is excellent. Please feel free to email any settings or info. THANKS!
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October 8, 2001 at 4:31 pm #84524AnonymousGuest
Hey dude i have a ADA, MP1, i wanna know how i get the best performance of it…. if anybody knows or if there´s a website? it´ll be more than welcomed…
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August 19, 2000 at 12:20 am #27627AnonymousGuest
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August 18, 2000 at 10:29 pm #27622AnonymousGuest
: i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
: an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
: thanx richI just returned from Osan Air Base last November and yes there are good deals to be had. I bought a Dean acoustic ( 15.00) which sounds as sweet as a Martin and an Epiphone Les Paul Special (Same as Slash’s signature model except it’s quilted teal finish and doesn’t have Slash’s snake symbol on it. It even has all black hardware. For this I paid 50.00 brand new and bought my brother in law an Epi Les Paul custom (black with all gold hardware) for the same price. Try finding those prices in the states…You can’t. Why, because here in the states YOU pay for the shipping cost and dealer mark up. You’re just getting it without those charges by buying it sooner in the process. Koreas economy is weaker than ours and the dealer markup there is nowhere as inflated as here. Word of caution, pay attention to what you’re looking at. Some of these guitars are simply overages or pecentages of product that these companies (Epi, Fender, Dean, Ovation, Samick, etc.) have agrred to let the factories sell localy but some, however are what most people would call "seconds" or flaws. Maybe the finish didn’t turn out so great or something is slightly off center. Whatever the case if you buy one look at it very well, and SLOWLY. Then leave and go back in a day or two and look at it again to make sure you didn’t miss anything. Which is how we should all purchase but I’m guilty of the impulse purchase sometimes also. Anyway, Osan AB is about 40 miles south of Seoul (0.00 by cab, or there are busses and trains which cost almost nothing). The city just outside the main gate of the base is called Song Tan. The best shop there is called Mr. Potatos guitar. The owner is Ted Kim. One of the best men you’ll ever meet. He carries all the fore-mentioned brands as well as his own line of acoustics and electrics, which cost a little more but I believe are actually better than most. He has the factories build them to his specs. He even gives you free lessons once a week for buying from him. If you are able to get near Osan, check him out. You will not regret it. Ted is an upstanding business man, he won’t sell you junk. If there not good enough he sends them back. If you buy from somewhere else… like I said, make sure you inspect it carefully, people are people no matter what the country is. Take care and good luck.
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November 4, 2004 at 5:28 am #90109AnonymousGuest
Hi, I am living in Gumi-South Korea which just outside Daegu. I just read your post. I am looking to buy an ovation but I’m not sure where the factory is located. I am planning a weekend is Seoul next month and if I can I will make the trip to Mr. Potaoes Guitar. However, do you know of any good places to buy guitars alittle further south or even the factories? Thanks alot Martha
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September 20, 2001 at 11:39 pm #106567AnonymousGuest
I too have just returned from Osan AB and I bought a guitar from Mr. Potato. It is a Fender Telecaster Deluxe imitation (Mr. Potato brand) and it sounds and plays beautifully. It was $290 (including case) and worth every penny. Mr. Potato has a web site… http://www.mr-potato.com and he can also be emailed at [email protected]. As for his business practices, I have never had such good service, ANYWHERE!! While playing my guitar at a local bar (the Piano Bar) my guitar fell and incured some damage. He exchanged it for me no questions asked. He also gives a no questions asked 1 year waranty. I have never been so happy with a guitar purchase and I have played for about 15 years now and have bought over 10 guitars. The Tele copy I have plays just as well as the American Deluxe version I already have. If you want a good guitar, I highly recommend getting one from Mr. Potato. Check out his website.
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August 18, 2000 at 9:50 pm #27624AnonymousGuest
Keith uses a lot of open tunings. I wouldn’t trust tabs to much. I’d look for interviews and
analyses in guitar mags.
And in response to those who think that his playing "sucks" and is very easy to figure out, I’d
suggest that they either have a simplistic understanding of their fretboard (a la "shredders
rooool!" type attitudes) and have little sense of the significance of tasteful rhythm playing in
the context of a group as a whole, or aren’t overly familiar with his music. Oh, and feel free to
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August 18, 2000 at 9:53 am #27619AnonymousGuest
Hey, all. I am going to purchase a volume pedal for my rig, and I would like opinions on different models, etc. What do you all use? Is the Ernie Ball one really the best? Does it sound just like manipulating the guitar’s volume knob? I want to back off a little during the verse, etc. and I am no good at manipulatiing my vol. knob while playing! lol Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
Wayne-O
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August 18, 2000 at 7:56 am #27620AnonymousGuest
My grandpa recently gave me an electric guitar, and an amp. The guitar is a 1967 Gibson SG, and I was wondering, if in mint condition, how much would it be worth. I am not going to sell it, but I was just wondering. I have looked at sites, and auctions, but I can’t find anything about it. And I don’t know of any places around where I live that I could take it to.
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February 13, 2004 at 8:38 pm #88627AnonymousGuest
I am currently going through a divorce and own a few nice guitars. My wife is claiming that they go up in value. None of them have passed the 20 year age line. They are; 2000 PRS Custom 24 Artist Pak Taylor 814 CE Gibson Les Paul Standard 93 Parker Fly Delux 99 Ibanex Artist (76) pretty beat up All other guitars are in excellent condition. I don’t want to get stung with the full retail price. You know buy retail sell wholesale. Any ideas for valuations? Thanks, Russ
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February 13, 2004 at 8:37 pm #88625AnonymousGuest
I am currently going through a divorce and own a few nice guitars. My wife is claiming that they go up in value. None of them have passed the 20 year age line. They are; 2000 PRS Custom 24 Artist Pak Taylor 814 CE Gibson Les Paul Standard 93 Parker Fly Delux 99 Ibanex Artist (76) pretty beat up All other guitars are in excellent condition. I don’t want to get stung with the full retail price. You know buy ratail sell wholesale. Any ideas for valuations? Thanks, Russ
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August 18, 2000 at 7:40 am #27621AnonymousGuest
I recently purchased a 1979 Custom Balladeer. I wanted to ask other Ovation owners what brand and gauge of strings they use to get the best sound out of their guitar.
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August 18, 2000 at 5:58 am #27618AnonymousGuest
Greg: thank you for your very prompt and forthright reply. I have been listening to and hanging on every note Keith Richards has played for a long time. This is the first I have heard that he sucks. He maybe easy for you but I need instruction. I am bright enough not to follow KR’s unspeakable fitness program as you
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August 18, 2000 at 5:51 am #27617AnonymousGuest
Strats will cover any style of music, although they may not be the best. Fuel plays a Les Paul (gibson) and a Fender Tele, which are actually quite interesting considering the style. If you like the strat but want the humbuckers, you can always replace the pickup or buy a fat strat, but I don’t think it’s really that big of a deal. If you’re going to go with a Les Paul, unless you can afford a gib, get an epiphone and replace the pickups with new ones, probably something by dimarzio. For a tele, leave it as is, the amp is where the adjustments should be made. I still think that a strat would be your best bet, however. They are very versatile. (American all the way)
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August 18, 2000 at 2:56 am #27615AnonymousGuest
first of all, he sucks. His stuff is easy to figure out becuase he was so smacked out on coke when he wrote it all. Just look on harmony-central.com for some tabs, that should get you on your way. You may also want to get some crack if you want the real sound.
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August 18, 2000 at 2:31 am #27614AnonymousGuest
I own a cutaway acoustic guitar made by a company called McPherson. It has two sound holes on either side (not "f holes" but placed in a similar position). It also has a sound hole at the bottom. It’s not an archtop jazz guitar but an acoustic flat top. I bought it from a friend a few years ago and I haven’t seen another one like it. Has anyone heard of these guitars?
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September 11, 2001 at 4:04 am #83766AnonymousGuest
:I found your question while looking for a web page for McPherson Guitars. There is an advertisement for McPherson in Fingerstyle Guitar magazine. I just purchased the magazine last week, 9/5/01, so it should be the current issue. The magazine featured stories about Chet Atkins and he is on the cover. McPherson has now placed a single eliptical sound hole on the front surface toward the top of the guitar if your sitting and holding it. I don’t know anything else, but it mentioned a few pro artists that are playing one and it looked pretty sweet to me. I’m looking for more info!
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August 3, 2001 at 11:05 am #81745AnonymousGuest
Their new design has only one sound hole.
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August 3, 2001 at 11:03 am #81737AnonymousGuest
That is aroung a 1980 original McPherson Guitar. One of the pioneers in ofset soundholes. They are really good guitars. They recently perfected their guitars. http://www.McPhersonguitars.com
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August 17, 2000 at 11:04 pm #27612AnonymousGuest
I’m gonna be in a band soon, and i need to buy an electric guitar. we’re gonna sound like Fuel, Incubus, and Stone Temple Pilots (i dunno what genre they belong in). What guitar would be a good choice (00-00) for this? I like the strat, but i don’t know if the single coils are for that type of music.
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August 17, 2000 at 10:31 pm #27611AnonymousGuest
Thanks guys, I have tried both of your suggestions and now the guitar sounds incredibly balanced.
Thanks again.: I just recently bought an archtop electric jazz guitar and have been able to get an excellent sound out of it. But certain notes are not as clear or loud as the others. I know my amp can handle all frequencies, so it must be the guitar. The bridge and pickups are adjustable. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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August 17, 2000 at 3:21 pm #27610AnonymousGuest
Anyone who has wiring diagrams for ADA MP-1 Please reply to this. I am in need of them. Thanx Whoever may be able to help me with this problem.
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August 17, 2000 at 12:49 pm #27609AnonymousGuest
I am a beginner. I seek instruction in playing as Keith richards. A web site in tablature would be very good.
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August 17, 2000 at 8:58 am #27608AnonymousGuest
what is an AC?
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August 17, 2000 at 8:46 am #27607AnonymousGuest
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August 17, 2000 at 8:43 am #27606AnonymousGuest
oh yeah .. i love boss pedal
: Do I need a flanger pedal or are there other ways to get that sound?
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August 17, 2000 at 8:41 am #27605AnonymousGuest
i believe you’ll need a pedal
: Do I need a flanger pedal or are there other ways to get that sound?
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August 17, 2000 at 4:07 am #27601AnonymousGuest
I have a"B" bass with twin EMG pick-ups and a leaver that looks like it goes into the tailstock, What does it do and how do I use it?
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August 17, 2000 at 3:56 am #27600AnonymousGuest
Do I need a flanger pedal or are there other ways to get that sound?
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August 17, 2000 at 2:33 am #27598AnonymousGuest
Check-out http://www.gusbootmusic.50megs.com – gear, reviews, lessons, links, and stuff
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August 16, 2000 at 11:35 pm #27599AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Which is the best multi-effect now available?
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August 16, 2000 at 9:27 pm #27596AnonymousGuest
Sounds like that price (in Sterling, right?) might be for a Mexican built Fender Stratocaster,
which would, in my opinion, be a very good guitar for a beginner. There are cheaper options, though.
Fender make a reputable entry level guitar called the Squire Stratocaster, which you should be able
to pick up for about half that price. What kind of guitar sound are you looking for? In Strat style you
could look at Yamaha Pacificas — pretty good and pretty cheap. Obviously, they’re not going to be as
good as a £1600 guitar, but for a beginner they’d be fine. Check out some Epiphone guitars in the
Les Paul style. Have a look at some back issues of The Guitar Magazine — the revirews are great.
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August 16, 2000 at 8:39 pm #27597AnonymousGuest
Hello,
My name is Chris and I am thinking of buying an electronic
guitar.
I have three questions:1. What electric guitar would be ideal for beginners?
2. How much would it cost?
3. I went in to my local music store and was told a "Fender" guitar at
a cost of £379 was the best guitar for beginners.
Is this the best guitar for beginners?
Is the price (£379) right for a "Fender guitar"?
If not how much should 1 be and where can I get a cheaper 1 in the
North West area?CHEERS FOR YOUR HELP!
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August 16, 2000 at 3:22 pm #27595AnonymousGuest
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August 16, 2000 at 2:39 pm #27594AnonymousGuest
: any feedback on this pedal would be great. thinking about buying it and want to know the pros and cons.
I have one and I love it. It gets pretty hairy, I think it has more of a Marshall-ish sound than a Boogie. I think one of the draw backs is that you can’t get the levels even for both channels. I use it for a high gain sound and I use a Fulldrive 2(which I also love) for more of a medium gain. I guess you might want to see if it matches up well with your amp.
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August 16, 2000 at 12:00 pm #27592AnonymousGuest
Hmm.I’ll try to explain it.With your right hand placed
near the middle of the rythym pickup you should try to
lightly brush the string with your thumb while hitting the string this will produce a harmonic/octave of the note you’re actually playing.Try not to dampen the string though.On a 22 fret guitar try to imagine where the 24th fret would be,there’s your harmonic!
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October 13, 2002 at 3:26 am #101614AnonymousGuest
i was lookin gfor the same thing at as jeeves I got this web site, Hope it helps http://www.guitarlessonworld.com/
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August 16, 2000 at 11:31 am #27593AnonymousGuest
Can anyone please explain how to perform a pinch harmonic or refer me to a site that can, thanks?
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August 16, 2000 at 11:12 am #27591AnonymousGuest
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August 16, 2000 at 10:16 am #27589AnonymousGuest
What site can I go to to down load and print some blank tabliture papers to write down some stuff on. You know blank music paper that sort of thing.
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February 27, 2002 at 4:12 am #91599AnonymousGuest
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February 27, 2002 at 4:11 am #91585AnonymousGuest
http://www.geocities.com/etheltheaardvark/tabstaff.htm Am I great or what?
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January 15, 2002 at 9:15 am #109720AnonymousGuest
i would to print some tabliture music. were can i find some
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August 16, 2000 at 8:48 am #27590AnonymousGuest
Has anyone ever had a severely dislocated finger. I did a job on the middle finger of my lefy hand 2 months ago and the middle knuckle is still twice it’s normal size. I can play but it’s sill sore and stiff. Question: Will the swelling continue to lessen and the soreness decrease. If anyone has firsthand experience with this or knows of anyone who does, I’d sure appreciate hearing form you.
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August 16, 2000 at 9:30 pm #80036AnonymousGuest
Go to a doctor for Christ’s sake. Why ask us?
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August 16, 2000 at 8:13 am #27585AnonymousGuest
: HOW DO YOU DROP TUNE THE GUITAR? TO A "D"
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August 16, 2000 at 6:34 am #64982AnonymousGuest
Hi..I am a beginning Guitar player. Was wondering if there is a sight Where one can get free sheet music for Acoustic Guitars. Other than CowPie. Thanks!!! Jan
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August 16, 2000 at 5:02 am #27581AnonymousGuest
: Ok, I am lugging 7-8 cables and effects, etc and I want a guitarist duffle bag to carry the stuff in… anyone make such a thing… thanks! monk
SKB makes a pedal board, that you can arrange your pedals on with velcro,in any order you wish. It also has a nine volt power supply for up to six pedals,& comes with a padded bag. you said you have 7 or 8 effects ,so this might not be the right solution, unless your willing to dump a few . -
August 16, 2000 at 4:05 am #27582AnonymousGuest
have you even tried looking for them? i doubt it. they are very easy to find. try searching olga. i know for a fact they have those tabs. stop being lazy and go out and do some research for your own.
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August 16, 2000 at 3:56 am #27583AnonymousGuest
Hmm.I would check the chord structure and build my lead lines off of the arppegios of those chord tones.Chords dictate almost everything in music.If you aren’t changing the key with yuor chord progressions,run the scales in that key…slowly.
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August 16, 2000 at 3:48 am #27580AnonymousGuest
Hmm.Certain strings have more harmonic response than others.Example,the B string is the loudest string on the guitar.The G and D strings have the lowest output.
Your pickups should have screws(adjustable poles) on them.I would Lower the B string pole,and raise the D and G poles(screws).Also raise the high E pole just a tad.Remember the D and G strings need the most raising.That should do it.
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August 16, 2000 at 2:26 am #27578AnonymousGuest
I know about the discontinuement of them,and I can’t find one anywhere.I appreciate any help.
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January 6, 2002 at 1:40 am #88933AnonymousGuest
: I know about the discontinuement of them,and I can’t find one anywhere.I appreciate any help. ave you tryed dawsons music stores.
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August 15, 2000 at 10:15 pm #27579AnonymousGuest
Which is the best?
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August 15, 2000 at 2:26 pm #27576AnonymousGuest
Hi there !
I am searching for japanese guitarists with access
to the japanese magazine ‘YOUNG GUITAR’. I am
interested in some specific articles.
Mail me and lets find out what I can get you in
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August 15, 2000 at 1:10 pm #27577AnonymousGuest
Hello ! Is there anyone there who can email me some Metallica
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August 15, 2000 at 9:50 am #27573AnonymousGuest
: Ive just got a guitar and learning, slowly… …Im haveing problems with like reaching the chords and, like playing them, my fingers like ache are they supposed to? Or is it me just being a wuss?
Just keep playing until you have calusue on your finger tips and on your index finger then you will be able to play much easier. your finger tips will get hard as a rock and then every thing will be possible.: Any tips or suggestions would be greatful.. …Thanks
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August 15, 2000 at 9:41 am #27572AnonymousGuest
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August 15, 2000 at 9:36 am #27570AnonymousGuest
: I have always wanted to see REAL blind tests on things like : Fender USA new active bass against the mexican version, Gibson std les Paul against an Epiphone with replacement Duncan pick-ups, etc etc.
: Do You dare to check these things out ? – I’m sure few of us would read absolutely everything about it.After you buy a Epiphone and buy new upgrade pick ups you would have spent around the same amount of money as a Gibson Les Paul Stuido. That have the same pick ups as the Gibson Les Paul Standard or you could buy a used Les Paul Stuido for the price of a epihone
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August 15, 2000 at 5:30 am #27569AnonymousGuest
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August 14, 2000 at 11:54 pm #27568AnonymousGuest
Hi, first of all this is the first time I have ever seen this page, it is super cool.
Anyway I procured an Ibenaz ST-105 several years ago pretty cheap. I am looking to see
how much I might be able to get for it today. I know noone cand see it but it is a tobacco
sunburst and has two humbuckers. It is a hard tail and looks sort of like a gibson paul.
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May 23, 2002 at 4:53 am #95470AnonymousGuest
I recently purchased a used electric guitar for my daughter, Kimberly. It is in exceptionally good condition, and we are curious as to what it’s price was new. It is an Ibanez, GSA20, and is black in color. Thanks!! Tom
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September 27, 2003 at 2:27 am #112871AnonymousGuest
: : I have an EA-36N Washburn, Acoustic/electric with the Equis system; birdseye maple. I purchased it in 1995 and it is in perfect condition. What can I ask for it?
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March 31, 2003 at 6:35 pm #106737AnonymousGuest
: : I recently purchased a used electric guitar.It’s a blue and white kimberly guitar. It is in exceptionally good condition. My music teacher said that its from the late 60’s early 70’s. Can you please tell me more about this guitar… THANKS ROB
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November 22, 2002 at 1:00 am #103066AnonymousGuest
I’m looking at a Takamine EP400S 12 string electric acoustic guitar used. What’s it worth? Thanks, Mark
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March 8, 2002 at 6:58 am #92299AnonymousGuest
.I HAVE A 1981-83 6 STRING kEN sMITH BURNER bASS IT HAS COCOBOLA BABINGA, AND SOME KIND OF BLONDE WOOD I BELIEVE IT TO BE A MAPLE
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March 8, 2002 at 6:58 am #92308AnonymousGuest
.I HAVE A 1981-83 6 STRING kEN sMITH BURNER bASS IT HAS COCOBOLA BABINGA, AND SOME KIND OF BLONDE WOOD I BELIEVE IT TO BE A MAPLE
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August 14, 2000 at 9:53 pm #27567AnonymousGuest
just get a regular footswitch
they vary from brand of amp. like peavy amps only take peavy footswitchs’.
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August 14, 2000 at 9:51 pm #27566AnonymousGuest
i had the same prob dood
ya tune the e down one step. dats 2 semi-tones or frets. it should match the 4th string, d, except an octave lower, and there ya go. thats called dropped d tuning.
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August 14, 2000 at 9:49 pm #27564AnonymousGuest
: I just recently bought an archtop electric jazz guitar and have been able to get an excellent sound out of it. But certain notes are not as clear or loud as the others. I know my amp can handle all frequencies, so it must be the guitar. The bridge and pickups are adjustable. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
: Thanks,
: Ryan
"Certain notes are not as clear or loud as others" is what intrigues me about your question. If, for example, you are talking about the "high E" is not as loud as the other strings, I would suggest either/or raising the pickups closer to the high E side and/or lowering the pickups at the low E side.
But if you are suggesting that the "notes" in question are randomly located all over the fingerboard, then I would suspect that some frets have "popped up" and are creating high spots on the fingerboard. These high spots are sometimes only found by using a short straight edge (like the side of a 3.5" floppy) and "rocking" it over the fret(s) in question. If there is rocking, that fret is high. if there is no rocking, the frets are of equal height. High frets can create notes that are "not as clear or loud".
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August 14, 2000 at 7:43 pm #27565AnonymousGuest
Just finally bought a Taylor 335 jumbo 12, and am now looking for books or web pages to find theory or anything else on the twelve string. Oh yes, this is excalibur pulled out of sam ashes stone!
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August 14, 2000 at 6:01 pm #27563AnonymousGuest
I have always wanted to see REAL blind tests on things like : Fender USA new active bass against the mexican version, Gibson std les Paul against an Epiphone with replacement Duncan pick-ups, etc etc.
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August 14, 2000 at 3:12 pm #27560AnonymousGuest
On the LP (and subsequent CDs) of ‘My Sportin’ Life’ with John Kay of the Steppenwolf, see link http://store.steppenwolf.com/wolf.cgi/CD148?daQkirGP;;56, there appears a "Dobro" on the cover page. C an anybody identify the brand and model, I have attempted but failed.
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March 13, 2002 at 9:50 am #92470AnonymousGuest
I have a Dobro, but do not know who made it, because it only says "Dobro" on the top of the neck but I do have the number off of it, it is 8 1332 1D. If anyone can help me out I would appreciate it. Email me and let me know if you have any ideas or info. Thanks!
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August 14, 2000 at 1:07 pm #27561AnonymousGuest
I am trying to find the chords or tabs to the praise and worship song "There’s A Stirring Deep Within Me"
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August 14, 2000 at 12:13 pm #27562AnonymousGuest
I saw on the Mesa Boogie page there was this preamp that came with a 4 button footswitch. It is possible to hook up a 4 button footswitch to a 1/2 stack, full stack or combo amp. This does not have to apply to Mesa Boogie. As you can see, I want to switch between Clean Tone and Distortion while playing. Any help? Thanks.
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August 14, 2000 at 11:54 am #27557AnonymousGuest
any feedback on this pedal would be great. thinking about buying it and want to know the pros and cons.
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July 4, 2001 at 7:47 am #80579AnonymousGuest
I don’t live in U.S. , do you have any idea how many does it cost there, because I’ll go to california next month and I don’t have credit card so I’ll pay it cash Thanks
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August 14, 2000 at 10:39 am #27559AnonymousGuest
: I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value?
Well 61′ was the first year of production, and if is NOS mint, that could rake in ,000’s of dollars. You could ask somebody in the Gibson Forum, at Gibson.com, what they think. They have employees that answer questions for you. I’d say you could at least get ,000 for it easy, if its perfect.
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August 14, 2000 at 10:30 am #27558AnonymousGuest
: I’v just started playing guitar and I need some tablatures of famous songs which is easy to play… Thanks
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August 14, 2000 at 10:27 am #27555AnonymousGuest
: I’m a newbie, and still learning to read music, etc…I ran across some tablature that stated: "Tuning: D A D G B E " How do you tune the sixth string (E) to D?
: Thanks in advance for any info.
: Glenn
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August 14, 2000 at 10:25 am #27554AnonymousGuest
I have a friend who has inherited an unused 1961 Gibson SG in new condition.. It was bought by a relative in 1961 who never learned to play and has everything from the tags through to original strings. Any idea on it’s current value?
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August 14, 2000 at 10:21 am #27556AnonymousGuest
I would like to research amps, and would like help finding a site that would help me out.
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August 16, 2000 at 9:35 pm #80038AnonymousGuest
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August 14, 2000 at 10:20 am #27552AnonymousGuest
hey does silvertone make good electric guitars? i need some opinions. sound, quality, etc.? thanx
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September 1, 2001 at 3:38 pm #83130AnonymousGuest
I just bought a silvertone made by samick model ssg-21 used at a pawn shop, I’ll admit its no professional model, but this guitar is sweet, nice feel, great smooth sound. I paid $90.00
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August 14, 2000 at 10:18 am #27551AnonymousGuest
I’m a newbie, and still learning to read music, etc…I ran across some tablature that stated: "Tuning: D A D G B E " How do you tune the sixth string (E) to D?
Thanks in advance for any info.
Glenn
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August 14, 2000 at 10:18 am #27553AnonymousGuest
next time it won’t take 2 months, I assure you.
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August 14, 2000 at 9:53 am #27548AnonymousGuest
Ha right the kids just looking for info not a fuckoff like you to call him a twat for no reason. in the words of some 3 year old, takes one to know one
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August 14, 2000 at 7:49 am #27549AnonymousGuest
I need some new patches because I’m too lazy to make my own. Could someone please give me a web site that gives me some or can someone send me some of their own?? FANX dudes.
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August 13, 2000 at 4:41 pm #27550AnonymousGuest
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August 13, 2000 at 2:49 pm #27547AnonymousGuest
I have a really hard time creating the lead guitar and solo parts of a song when I write one. Can someone please give me some advice?
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August 16, 2000 at 6:25 am #80010AnonymousGuest
Learn the minor pentatonic scales. There are 5 patterns in every key. You should be able to get the scale patterns on this site somewhere. It is a good starting point.
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August 13, 2000 at 11:25 am #27545AnonymousGuest
I just recently bought an archtop electric jazz guitar and have been able to get an excellent sound out of it. But certain notes are not as clear or loud as the others. I know my amp can handle all frequencies, so it must be the guitar. The bridge and pickups are adjustable. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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August 13, 2000 at 5:28 am #27544AnonymousGuest
Are you using pedals or other outboard gear?? 1st try a different cable(s) a good shielded variety. Is there a radio tower near you ?? Does it happen when you travel?? (if you do)does it happen when playing through a different amp ?? I used to get radio stations once in a while, found out it was from my flanger, process of elimination. don’t know why. Maybe a tech could explain, I’d like to know too !
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August 13, 2000 at 5:20 am #27543AnonymousGuest
Sounds like you got too much crap !! But I agree with the other guy, look at drum accessory cases, I use one for my crap too.
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August 13, 2000 at 5:01 am #27542AnonymousGuest
who is randy kirk and zach i might have there ambitions if i new who they where
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August 13, 2000 at 4:58 am #27541AnonymousGuest
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August 13, 2000 at 1:42 am #27540AnonymousGuest
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August 12, 2000 at 11:21 pm #27539AnonymousGuest
For somebody who has to ask that question, try fretting the E string at the 7th fret, and tune down until, the note you hit when fretting the E sring at the 7th fret is the same as an open note on the A string (i.e., an A).
: : Drop tuning is like a standard tuning, but the sixth string is just dropped a whole step.
: : So drop tuning to D is easy, tune to E in standard tuning, then drop the sixth string a whole step, and start crunching those power chords =)
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August 12, 2000 at 2:44 pm #27537AnonymousGuest
I’d really like to learn the solo to Prince’s song Purple Rain. If anyone can tab it or send a site it would be much appreciated.
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August 12, 2000 at 12:12 pm #27538AnonymousGuest
i am looking for a way huge swollen pickle fuzz pedal. can any1 help?
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August 12, 2000 at 8:30 am #27535AnonymousGuest
Hmm.This sounds serious.Stand the guitar up and then stand over it and look down at the neck.It might be warped or not adjusted properly.Also your action(string height) maybe too low.I would take the axe to a luthier and have him check it out.But try raising the string height first.
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August 12, 2000 at 7:05 am #27533AnonymousGuest
I’v just started playing guitar and I need some tablatures of famous songs which is easy to play… Thanks
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May 4, 2002 at 9:43 am #110303AnonymousGuest
Im really into interpreting famous songs, and i need some tablatures from singers like michelle branch, etc.. Thanks
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August 12, 2000 at 3:14 am #27531AnonymousGuest
homerecording.com (there’s a webring for homerecording),recordingeq.com homerecording.about.com audioforums.com I’ve noticed that most sites nowhave tons of stuff on computer based recording and not a lot an 4-track stuff. At these sites there is a lot of stuff that can be used for anytype of recording, mic techniques, effects,eq, compressors, mixing, cd burning, mastering etc. I’d Start out at homerecording.com first. Hope this helps.
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August 12, 2000 at 2:51 am #27532AnonymousGuest
Get a combo amp and mic it for the best sound on stage and through the P.A. You don’t need alot of power because you’ll drown out the singer on stage if you crank it up. The lower the stage volume the better you’ll sound out front, because you’ll cut down on phase problems and bleed thruogh on mics. Another reason for having a lower power amp is that you can get that "crnked" sound at a low volume because you can get the output tube distortion along with the preamp tubes. The preamp input on the amp is for the effects loop. You can connect your stompboxes/processors thru without adding much noise/hiss. In my experience distortion boxes usually don’t sound good through the effects loop but sometimes they do you just have to experiment. Most people think stacks look really cool on stage (I’ll have to admit I do too) and there’s been many big time guitar players that have huge stacks and play thru a single 12" miced. There’s been many bands that have empty 4×12’s behind them.
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August 12, 2000 at 2:47 am #27530AnonymousGuest
I’m getting Radio Station noise/transmissions with the
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August 12, 2000 at 2:06 am #27528AnonymousGuest
I traded it for a pod/floorboard. Thanks
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August 11, 2000 at 11:15 pm #27529AnonymousGuest
On Occasion,I use a small trap case(Drums) with wheels.
Or I’ll simply get a small,sturdy box and use a luggage carrier.These guys at PEDALWORLD.COM say they can make a muti-effects case for your pedals,but reaching them is kinda difficult.
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November 23, 2003 at 3:15 pm #100531AnonymousGuest
Those guys ROCKED!!! I was always able to get in touch with them (Matt), and they were always professional. Thay’ve answered so many of my questions, and the pictures on that website were unbeleivable! : On Occasion,I use a small trap case(Drums) with wheels. : Or I’ll simply get a small,sturdy box and use a luggage carrier.These guys at PEDALWORLD.COM say they can make a muti-effects case for your pedals,but reaching them is kinda difficult. : Good Luck
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November 23, 2003 at 3:14 pm #100524AnonymousGuest
Those guys ROCKED!!! I was always able to get in touch with them (Matt), and they were always professional. Thay’ve answered so many of my questions, and the pictures on the website are unbeleivable! : On Occasion,I use a small trap case(Drums) with wheels. : Or I’ll simply get a small,sturdy box and use a luggage carrier.These guys at PEDALWORLD.COM say they can make a muti-effects case for your pedals,but reaching them is kinda difficult. : Good Luck
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November 23, 2003 at 3:13 pm #114084AnonymousGuest
Those guys ROCK!!! I’ve always been able to get in touch with them (Matt), and they’ve always been professional. Thay’ve answered so many of my questions, and the pictures on the website are unbeleivable! : On Occasion,I use a small trap case(Drums) with wheels. : Or I’ll simply get a small,sturdy box and use a luggage carrier.These guys at PEDALWORLD.COM say they can make a muti-effects case for your pedals,but reaching them is kinda difficult. : Good Luck
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August 11, 2000 at 10:15 pm #27527AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : TAKAMINE ’99 LTD (MOUNTAIN)
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August 11, 2000 at 2:18 pm #27525AnonymousGuest
I was sondering is anyone knows what year my Ovation 12 String Elite Guitar is. It is white in color and has gold tuners. This guitar is an acoustic/electric. I was wondering is anyone knows the value of this guitar? It is in BRAND NEW CONDITION. I don’t think it was even played yet. If anyone has answers I would appreciate it. I got this guitar from a guy selling out his guitar store and this one was a old gem.
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August 11, 2000 at 9:50 am #27526AnonymousGuest
i dont know about a custom made type thing like that, but maybe just home make one from a suitcase or someting
the other answer is get a damned multi!
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August 11, 2000 at 9:33 am #27522AnonymousGuest
im not sure. u can get a midi pickup and be able to play anything and have it come up on the cpu screen in musical score. not sure about the other way round tho.
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August 11, 2000 at 9:06 am #27524AnonymousGuest
would anyone know of any software which would allow me to scan guitar music in notation and convert it to tablature and then print it. thanks a lot peter
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August 11, 2000 at 7:25 am #27523AnonymousGuest
I was wondering if anyone has heard/played an electric guitar fitted with an LR Baggs X-Bridge system and a graphite neck? If so, does it hinder the acoustic tone? I’ve been considering a Moses neck for a custom guitar that I’m having built. Any info would be great.
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August 11, 2000 at 4:41 am #27521AnonymousGuest
Ok, I am lugging 7-8 cables and effects, etc and I want a guitarist duffle bag to carry the stuff in… anyone make such a thing… thanks! monk
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August 11, 2000 at 2:17 am #27520AnonymousGuest
just copy what i wrote and put my name where neils is. plagarism. im telling metallica
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August 11, 2000 at 2:17 am #27519AnonymousGuest
Wow… who woke you up? IT TOOK YOU ONLY TWO MONTHS TO RESPOND!!!
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August 11, 2000 at 1:35 am #27516AnonymousGuest
A. Thrasher not only looks like a homeless guy, he plays guitar like he is retarded. anything and everything he has ever touched or been associated with has instantly been transported to an alternate evil universe where everything sucks. pearl jam was good until they chose to disturb his tomb. i hereby WIPE MY ASS with all that A. Thrasher is and represents. he can’t strum his way out of a wet paper bag. i have spoken.
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August 11, 2000 at 1:01 am #27518AnonymousGuest
Check out http://www.gusbootmusic.50megs.com for good deals on new gear, good links, and lesson stuff.
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August 10, 2000 at 7:37 pm #27513AnonymousGuest
This is probably a dumb q, but I’d appreciate help. Got my first guitar (nylon string) yesterday and thought I had it in tune. But one of the strings sounds very "dead", hardly any pitch even on open string. And each of the other strings has the same problem: the pitch doesn’t go up a half step with each fret; in fact, there is no pitch change from open string till I get to 7th or 8th fret. THEN a huge difference — beautiful sound and clear pitch change with each fret.
Any ideas?
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August 10, 2000 at 7:00 pm #27514AnonymousGuest
See http://www.super6amp.homestead.com for details
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August 10, 2000 at 6:09 am #27515AnonymousGuest
: Where can I find this information?
Check out the dealer search at http://www.gbase.com. You search by brand, model, and year. Pretty slick way
to get some info on prices….Doug
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August 10, 2000 at 5:23 am #64984AnonymousGuest
i am a new player and need help with settings. i have a solid state marshall and want a good metal tone ala metallica. it has gain,bass,trebble,contour,volume,and reverb. please help
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August 10, 2000 at 3:06 am #27510AnonymousGuest
I need a bridge to an early 60s Vox Student Prince. Anyone have any ideas? The Vox website really wasn’t very helpful and I couldn’t find one on any of the "parts" pages.
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April 28, 2003 at 5:21 am #85364AnonymousGuest
I need volume knobs that are used on the Phantom 6 and if at all possible, I would like to get the rectangular pickups that were also used on this guitar.
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October 9, 2002 at 3:53 am #101485AnonymousGuest
: I need a bridge to an early 60s Vox Student Prince. Anyone have any ideas? The Vox website really wasn’t very helpful and I couldn’t find one on any of the "parts" pages. ME TOO. DID YOU FIND ONE? OR A REPLACEMENT?
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August 9, 2000 at 10:59 pm #27512AnonymousGuest
Where can I find this information?
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August 9, 2000 at 8:33 pm #27511AnonymousGuest
Well, basically, you probably want a laminate wood guitar as opposed to a solid wood(more expensive by far). As for what brand and what to pay you should pick the one you think sounds the best, and go with that. Seeing that you probably can’t play very much, it may be a good idea to bring someone who can play along with you. I bought a fender laminate brand new for 300 bucks a year ago, it has turned out to be a decent guitar, I think fender’s acoustics have gotten a lot better since working with guild, so maybe you should lean towards a fender.
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October 23, 2002 at 7:07 am #101892AnonymousGuest
I want to buy a solid wood guitar, and i need advice on which kind of wood to pick. Anyone knows? Please contact me!!!!
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January 26, 2002 at 7:37 am #109854AnonymousGuest
Hi, i am new to the acustic guitar and my uncle gave me his 12 string guitar. We are going to a guitar store for advice but i thought i might look on the web too. we are going to take 6 strings off the guitar and i was wondering if it would still work (different type). i know there are 6 string guitars and thats what i want but i want to know if its right to take off the right 6 strings because i don’t want to mess up my guitar. so, can you post up a message for some advice? thanx
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August 9, 2000 at 3:34 pm #27508AnonymousGuest
Well I don’t have a picture, but I’ve got one myself (black 1979) and it’s a great guitar, I’ve got the humbuckers split with a switch and I paid a lot more for it then you did (I’m dutch but in dollars it’s something like 00,- and it’s still worth it to me.
I bought a 1975 Fender Telecaster Deluxe sight unseen over the phone from a friend of a friend who lives several states away. It is a Chocolate Burst with two humbuckers pickups. I got the guitar for 25.00 with a hardshell case. I thought this was a good deal, so I took it. the guitar is in aprox. 80% condition. Does anyone have a photo of this telecaster? The guitar wont be here for another week or so and I’m dieing to see it.
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September 18, 2004 at 3:06 am #82588AnonymousGuest
If anyone wants to sell one of these bad boys give me an email – good price paid!
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August 9, 2000 at 1:13 pm #27509AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : RP2000–how to get the great guitarists’ tone??
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August 9, 2000 at 7:57 am #27506AnonymousGuest
I have always seen a preamp jack on all my amps but I don’t really understand what it’s for. I would also appriciate someone explaining to me why I should buy a stack instead of just getting a great sounding amp and micing it through a p.a. system. All input is appriciated. Thanks
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August 9, 2000 at 6:18 am #27504AnonymousGuest
Learn this awesome piece – numbers format – 37 stages –
no notes – all at mp3.com – download everything
<a href="http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/76/guitar_bach.html">http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/76/guitar_bach.html</a>-
August 10, 2000 at 3:40 am #80008AnonymousGuest
It is a cool piece, but I think it would be easier to learn how to read notation and learn this piece in a fraction of the time. A lot of people think notation is a hard thing to learn. It took me about 6 months learning to play notation on guitar to be able to play intermediate classical pieces from books and sheet music. (the same time they suggest it will take to learn this one piece) Just somthing to think about??
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August 9, 2000 at 6:14 am #27503AnonymousGuest
I got a squire pro tone strat about three years ago and I’m trying to find out what kind of pick ups it has. It sounds great with my marshall amp if i play it clean or distorted. It doesn’t give out a really thin sound like the pick ups on the cheap squires. I can’t find any information on the pro tone series not even on the fender homepage, so it would be great if someone could help me.
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August 9, 2000 at 5:18 am #27502AnonymousGuest
: I can’t find a Soldano amp anywhere in Minnesota. When I was in Europe I bought a guitar magazine that compared a Mesa Dual Rectifier to a Soldano SLO 100 on a CD. The Soldano wiped the floor with the Mesa on the CD but I can’t find one to try for myself. If anyone knowes where I can try one in Minnesota, let me know. Or if anyone has opinions on other soldano amps like the Hot Rod or something I would love the input. Thanks
Well they make them in very small numbers, and they are more expensive than Mesas. Some heads are in the ,000 range, and i have no idea where to find one, because no chain store carries them. Look in smaller boutique stores, which sells real high end gear
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August 9, 2000 at 2:49 am #27500AnonymousGuest
I am in the market to purchase a used acustic guitar, please advise me on the price range I should pay and what to look for etc. By the way, I am a beginer, so speak in a language I understand please. Thanks for you help in advance…
—SC
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January 17, 2002 at 9:19 am #89546AnonymousGuest
: I am in the market to purchase a used acustic guitar, please advise me on the price range I should pay and what to look for etc. By the way, I am a beginer, so speak in a language I understand please. Thanks for you help in advance… : —SC
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August 9, 2000 at 2:06 am #27499AnonymousGuest
I am just asking if there are any good 4track recording sites you would recommend.
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August 9, 2000 at 1:22 am #27496AnonymousGuest
I bought a 1975 Fender Telecaster Deluxe sight unseen over the phone from a friend of a friend who lives several states away. It is a Chocolate Burst with two humbuckers pickups. I got the guitar for 25.00 with a hardshell case. I thought this was a good deal, so I took it. the guitar is in aprox. 80% condition. Does anyone have a photo of this telecaster? The guitar wont be here for another week or so and I’m dieing to see it.
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August 9, 2000 at 12:18 am #27497AnonymousGuest
: i’m not sure its the lack of talent, but the fact is that american ‘hiphop metal’ is fashionable, much more so than ‘true metal’, anyway the underground is going strong and following the metal tradition: unfashionable, powerful and innovative.
: I too hope this new trend will pass soon.Wanna bang yer head? 2 words.. ICED EARTH..
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August 9, 2000 at 12:18 am #27494AnonymousGuest
: i’m not sure its the lack of talent, but the fact is that american ‘hiphop metal’ is fashionable, much more so than ‘true metal’, anyway the underground is going strong and following the metal tradition: unfashionable, powerful and innovative.
: I too hope this new trend will pass soon.Wanna bang yer head? 2 words.. ICED EARTH..
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August 9, 2000 at 12:14 am #27495AnonymousGuest
: : i just cut my pickguard and chiseled out my body, now i’m ready to throw my two emg selects into my strat copy and i need help, i want to use a three way switch and one volume/one tone knob setup very simple, and i have all the parts but i’m not sure how, please sum1 help wit h a schematic or a link —–thanx alot yall r great—kris
: Why did you put in Emg selects, they suck
I have a strat, and yeah, single couls are great for blues, but suck ass in metal. What I have found is that I HATE to cut my axe. Instead, I discoverd SEYMORE DUNCAN HOTRAILS! They pac the most damn punch into a single coil space.. NO ROUTING! And, yeah, they SLAM! Best thing is, with Seymore Duncan, you can pop it in, try it out, and if you hate them (i doubt it!) you can pop ’em back out and try a different pickup in 30 days.
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August 9, 2000 at 12:08 am #27493AnonymousGuest
: it’s in the amp. if ya can, get an amp with a footswitch. that switches from clean to dirty with a stomp of ya bootle. there’s also an actual stomp box. its like a distortion channel in one box. its a seperate pedal that u get, u step on it to turn it on/off. it’s all in the feet brothah, that way ur hands r free to rock!
: any q’s just replyI have found that when it comes to distortion, It’s all a matter of your ear. I would suggest a "Stomp box" over onboard distortion. When you go to your local Music Shop make sure you bring YOUR guitar WITH YOU to try out as many as you can before the Salesman gives you the ‘ol "heave-ho". If possible, bring YOUR amp as well. There is nothing worse then buying an effect box when it sounds great running through a guitar you dont own, while plugged in to a Marshal stack, when you own a Crate combo!.. It aint gonna sound the same!!
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August 8, 2000 at 10:04 pm #65007AnonymousGuest
Check out guitarist Tim Sparks’ web site at http://www.timsparks.com/
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August 8, 2000 at 6:30 pm #64987AnonymousGuest
Can someone provide information on purchasing a heritage guitar? I understand that they can be purchased factory direct or, a good reputable dealer near SC would be good too.
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August 8, 2000 at 3:39 pm #64981AnonymousGuest
I have a Ovation Elite 12 string guitar model 1758. It is white in color and is in BRAND NEW CONDITION. I don’t think it was even played yet. Does anyone know the year it was made in and what value it would have today. I also have the hard case to go with it. Please reply. Thanks, Dan…
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August 8, 2000 at 8:54 am #27490AnonymousGuest
Mesa dc-2 guitar amp, 2 channels + boost, seperate controls for each channel, 2 EL-84’s, 6 12AX7’s, Sounds great at low and high volumes. Very good condition. 00. [email protected] Located in Washington state but I,ll ship if you want.
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August 8, 2000 at 4:50 am #27489AnonymousGuest
Fender Blues Deville 2/12 spkrs,tweed,Reverb,2 channels
w/footswitch,Older model excellent cond. 75/BO
Peavey Classic 4/10,tweed,reverb,2 channels,footswitch,
Excellent Sounding,BRAND NEW never used. 25/BO
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August 8, 2000 at 3:45 am #27485AnonymousGuest
: It’s not just metal that’s gone. Alternative and just straight rock music have been tainted by rap and whiny pussies who think they’re a rock band. Someone please kill Fred Durst and Kid Rock.
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August 8, 2000 at 1:53 am #27484AnonymousGuest
i am considering buying a flextone. if anyone already has one please give me some pros and cons.
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August 8, 2000 at 12:04 am #27482AnonymousGuest
bah, stretching your strings wouldn’t fix that, it would just keep you in tune a little better. It sounds like you restrung the guitar with a different guage string, causing the action to change. The twang is the strings hitting the frets, which suggests that the strings are too light.
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August 7, 2000 at 11:47 pm #27483AnonymousGuest
I have set up a site on the net called guitar world its not quite finished at the moment but there is a preview available on the net the address is http://www.guitarworld.20m.com i would appreciate any visits and suggestions as to how i could make this site better. I am planing on putting up a section for people who are looking for band members(what do you think), I will also be adding more tabs as lessons over the next couple of weeks as soon as I get the time to do so. The email address on the site may not work so if you want to get in touch with me then send an email to [email protected]
Thank you for reading, please visit and send me your comments.
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August 7, 2000 at 10:13 pm #27481AnonymousGuest
: Drop tuning is like a standard tuning, but the sixth string is just dropped a whole step.
: So drop tuning to D is easy, tune to E in standard tuning, then drop the sixth string a whole step, and start crunching those power chords =)
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August 7, 2000 at 9:24 pm #27480AnonymousGuest
I can’t find a Soldano amp anywhere in Minnesota. When I was in Europe I bought a guitar magazine that compared a Mesa Dual Rectifier to a Soldano SLO 100 on a CD. The Soldano wiped the floor with the Mesa on the CD but I can’t find one to try for myself. If anyone knowes where I can try one in Minnesota, let me know. Or if anyone has opinions on other soldano amps like the Hot Rod or something I would love the input. Thanks
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August 7, 2000 at 6:45 pm #27478AnonymousGuest
Drop tuning is like a standard tuning, but the sixth string is just dropped a whole step.
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August 7, 2000 at 10:53 am #27474AnonymousGuest
HOW DO YOU DROP TUNE THE GUITAR? TO A "D"
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August 7, 2000 at 9:00 am #27473AnonymousGuest
Recently bought a Roland amp…. works fine in the store, but at home has unacceptable feedback. got a great deal, so I want to keep it. any suggestions, would a voltage regulator help? its a blues cube 30. thanks
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August 7, 2000 at 8:24 am #27472AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : yamaha fg-200?
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August 7, 2000 at 7:39 am #27471AnonymousGuest
: i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
: an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
: thanx richIs this a myth, or do guitars cost less in South Korea? I heard that they are highly discounted. What about Korean guitars, are they less too. Anyway, I don’t know your price range, but my favorite brands are, Martin, Taylor, Guild, and Gibson. Find something good in your price range
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August 10, 2000 at 6:03 am #80019AnonymousGuest
: : i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for : : an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for : : thanx rich : Is this a myth, or do guitars cost less in South Korea? I heard that they are highly discounted. What about Korean guitars, are they less too. Anyway, I don’t know your price range, but my favorite brands are, Martin, Taylor, Guild, and Gibson. Find something good in your price range I suspect that Korean made guitars will be available, but would doubt that any deals on american made guitars would be found. Doesn’t make sense they’d be cheaper after shipping them half way around the world. Samick makes guitars for Epiphone in Korea, among others. Most liekly the Samick equivalents are available, my gut feeling is that Epi’s aren’t. Cort also makes guitars in Korea ( or whatever the Korean company is named. Doug
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August 7, 2000 at 7:37 am #27470AnonymousGuest
: Are tubes used in all amps or just tube amps? I really have no idea what tubes are or what they do. Anyone help? thanks.
Well I tube is a device, that was once used to power televisions, and radios, and now is primarly used in amps. Tubes, are for the most part used in tube amps, giving these amps great warm tone. Yet, some solid state amps, do have preamp tubes, and that defines them as Hybrids. Tube amps have preamp, and power tubes
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August 7, 2000 at 5:17 am #27469AnonymousGuest
Are tubes used in all amps or just tube amps? I really have no idea what tubes are or what they do. Anyone help? thanks.
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August 6, 2000 at 10:49 pm #27464AnonymousGuest
Hmm.The best way to build up hand strength is by playing your barre chords.The more you do it,the stronger your hands will become.
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August 6, 2000 at 10:45 pm #27466AnonymousGuest
Hmm.What kind of srings were on it before??Maybe the gauge of the new strings are too light.You might have to adjust the action(bridge height) in order to compensate for the lighter strings.
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August 6, 2000 at 10:40 pm #27463AnonymousGuest
WAIT!! I would’nt do that if I were you.Neck is the guitar,if you make a mistake you could ruin the guitar.
I suggest sending it to a qualified luthier for somthing this tricky.PROTECT YA’ NECK!!
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August 6, 2000 at 10:34 pm #27462AnonymousGuest
Hmm.The answer is yes,your fingers are supposed to ache
when performing a diffrent phyical task.But don’t worry, as you practice your chords your fingers will become more comfortable with this new task.Check with your guitar instructor to see if your wrist is positioned correctly,ecspecially if experiencing pain.
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August 6, 2000 at 10:22 pm #27461AnonymousGuest
Hmm.Marty is right.The pickup coils tend to ossilate a
certain frequency(feedback)when positioned near another Magnetic source(speaker magnets,microphone).
Ron Bykowski of Funkadeleic(Cosmic Slop,’73)used two amp stacks in a room.By simply changing his position he got different types of feedback.In your case an overdrive pedal should work well.Distortion pedals have too much gain,so when your clean sound is already
loud,you’ll get too much ugly feedback.A pre-amp could also work if you rely on the amp’s distortion.Most guitar players I know have 4 or 5 overdrive/distortion units,so you might choose some that suit your sound.
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August 6, 2000 at 9:01 pm #27458AnonymousGuest
I’m looking for sensible excercises to smoothly and progressively built up left hand strength to perorm barré chords.
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August 6, 2000 at 7:11 pm #27459AnonymousGuest
i am traveling to Korea and will have time to shop for
an acoustic guitar. i’d like some information or addresses on where to shop and what to look for
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August 6, 2000 at 5:10 pm #27460AnonymousGuest
it’s in the amp. if ya can, get an amp with a footswitch. that switches from clean to dirty with a stomp of ya bootle. there’s also an actual stomp box. its like a distortion channel in one box. its a seperate pedal that u get, u step on it to turn it on/off. it’s all in the feet brothah, that way ur hands r free to rock!
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August 6, 2000 at 1:38 pm #27455AnonymousGuest
I am a begginer aand I am about to buy an electric guitar. I was wondering, I want a guitar that I can just switch the distortion on. What makes this happen? 3 way toggle? or 3 humbuckers?
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August 6, 2000 at 6:38 am #27457AnonymousGuest
: i just cut my pickguard and chiseled out my body, now i’m ready to throw my two emg selects into my strat copy and i need help, i want to use a three way switch and one volume/one tone knob setup very simple, and i have all the parts but i’m not sure how, please sum1 help wit h a schematic or a link —–thanx alot yall r great—kris
Why did you put in Emg selects, they suck
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August 6, 2000 at 3:56 am #27453AnonymousGuest
Refretting can be a tricky job. If you are not careful, you can really screw the neck up. Especially when trying to remove old frets. I suggest paying the $ and have a pro do it !!
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August 6, 2000 at 3:18 am #27450AnonymousGuest
: Hi I have a Takamine F360C Acoustic-Electric Guitar. I believe although I’m not completely positive that it is a 1988. Could someone please give me a general idea as to how much it’s worth. I’d never sell it; It’s my main guitar for life… I’m just interested about how much it would be worth.
you are a twat!
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August 6, 2000 at 2:24 am #27449AnonymousGuest
when i put a new set of strings on they sound really twangy. i have heard someone talk about stretching your strings but not sure what to do as far as stretching.please help
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August 6, 2000 at 12:15 am #27451AnonymousGuest
Does anyone know of any online "how to’s" concerning refretting electric guitars? Thanks
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August 5, 2000 at 11:31 pm #27446AnonymousGuest
Ive just got a guitar and learning, slowly… …Im haveing problems with like reaching the chords and, like playing them, my fingers like ache are they supposed to? Or is it me just being a wuss?
Any tips or suggestions would be greatful.. …Thanks
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August 5, 2000 at 1:29 pm #27448AnonymousGuest
I have an old fender pre-cbs blackface bandmaster piggy-back tied into a VT Bassman15" that i’m trying to sell. i’ve had it for the past 10 years and i have no idea what the set is worth. any help out there?
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August 5, 2000 at 1:16 pm #27447AnonymousGuest
i just cut my pickguard and chiseled out my body, now i’m ready to throw my two emg selects into my strat copy and i need help, i want to use a three way switch and one volume/one tone knob setup very simple, and i have all the parts but i’m not sure how, please sum1 help wit h a schematic or a link —–thanx alot yall r great—kris
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August 5, 2000 at 1:01 pm #27443AnonymousGuest
Hi I have a Takamine F360C Acoustic-Electric Guitar. I believe although I’m not completely positive that it is a 1988. Could someone please give me a general idea as to how much it’s worth. I’d never sell it; It’s my main guitar for life… I’m just interested about how much it would be worth.
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August 5, 2000 at 11:29 am #27445AnonymousGuest
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August 5, 2000 at 10:18 am #27444AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : Learn how to play guitar like Angus Young of AC/DC really quick!
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August 5, 2000 at 3:09 am #27441AnonymousGuest
It’s not just metal that’s gone. Alternative and just straight rock music have been tainted by rap and whiny pussies who think they’re a rock band. Someone please kill Fred Durst and Kid Rock.
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August 5, 2000 at 1:28 am #27440AnonymousGuest
: Hey, im looking for a pretty cool ESP guitar.
: Its an LTD version. Viper-300. it’s sort of new, id im real into it. if anyone knows of a site with a good price on it [ranging around 400 500] please give me a mail. thanks.Its 50 at musicians friends, it that helps.
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August 5, 2000 at 1:26 am #27442AnonymousGuest
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: I USE A PEAVEY 5150(COMBO)AND A TOKAI STRAT WHICH HAS A HOT RAIL,SEYMOUR DUNCAN HUMBUCKER,TOKAI STOCK PICKUP IN BRIDGE, AND A DIMARZO SLAMMED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND MIDDLE(I DID THIS BEFORE DOUBLE STACKS WERE READILY AVAILABLE). TROUBLE IS I HAVE A LOT OF UNWANTED SQUEAL,ESPECIALLY WITH THE DIMARZO. I RUN THE PEAVEY IN THE CRUNCH MODE WITH THE BRIGHT OFF,THE PRE ON 7,POST ONLY BETWEEN 2 AND 3. I ALSO ADDED A MARSHALL CAB W/2 12 INCH SPEAKERS. ANY SUGGESTIONS ? E-MAIL TO ABOVE. THANKS.I dip my pickups (briefly) in melted parafin wax. You need to remove the wrapping aroundthe coils to let the wax enter the pickup bobbins. This will help the squeal by isolating the windings on the bobbins from vibrations.
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August 5, 2000 at 1:11 am #27439AnonymousGuest
: : Hey chaps,
: : I listen to slightly less hard stuff, but I do like the sound of feedback. Just not too heavy. Every modern guitar band seems to have the same feedback sound, which I don’t mind. Im just about to start a band and buy equipment, but does this sound come from the cabinets and the amp heads, or does every single guitarist have their own preferred pedal?
: : Thanks.
: I don’t know who exactly you are talking about, but feedback, usually resonates from the amp, but could come from a pedal, but mostly the amps overdrive. So to answer your question, the head does it, because its the amp, the cab, is just a bunch of speakers, kind of like a computer monitor.Hello,
In fact, feedback comes from sympathetic vibrations of the sound the guitar is making resonating through the guitar’s pickups causing them to oscillate. Feedback can be musical (it sounds good) or unmusical such as when it causes the pickups to squeal uncontrollably.
Feedback can happen without there being an intentional high gain distortion sound such as amp overdrive or a pedal, if there is enough volume from the amp, or close proximity between the guitar and it’s sound source. People usually associate feedback with distortion because it helps the whole process get started more easily. -
August 4, 2000 at 11:33 pm #27438AnonymousGuest
Please some one help, I need tabs from Beth Hart or Big Head Todd and the Monsters Beautiful World CD
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August 4, 2000 at 10:12 pm #27436AnonymousGuest
I USE A PEAVEY 5150(COMBO)AND A TOKAI STRAT WHICH HAS A HOT RAIL,SEYMOUR DUNCAN HUMBUCKER,TOKAI STOCK PICKUP IN BRIDGE, AND A DIMARZO SLAMMED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND MIDDLE(I DID THIS BEFORE DOUBLE STACKS WERE READILY AVAILABLE). TROUBLE IS I HAVE A LOT OF UNWANTED SQUEAL,ESPECIALLY WITH THE DIMARZO. I RUN THE PEAVEY IN THE CRUNCH MODE WITH THE BRIGHT OFF,THE PRE ON 7,POST ONLY BETWEEN 2 AND 3. I ALSO ADDED A MARSHALL CAB W/2 12 INCH SPEAKERS. ANY SUGGESTIONS ? E-MAIL TO ABOVE. THANKS.
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August 4, 2000 at 1:39 pm #27434AnonymousGuest
Hey, im looking for a pretty cool ESP guitar.
Its an LTD version. Viper-300. it’s sort of new, id im real into it. if anyone knows of a site with a good price on it [ranging around 400 500] please give me a mail. thanks. -
August 4, 2000 at 11:22 am #27435AnonymousGuest
: Hey chaps,
: I listen to slightly less hard stuff, but I do like the sound of feedback. Just not too heavy. Every modern guitar band seems to have the same feedback sound, which I don’t mind. Im just about to start a band and buy equipment, but does this sound come from the cabinets and the amp heads, or does every single guitarist have their own preferred pedal?
: Thanks.
I don’t know who exactly you are talking about, but feedback, usually resonates from the amp, but could come from a pedal, but mostly the amps overdrive. So to answer your question, the head does it, because its the amp, the cab, is just a bunch of speakers, kind of like a computer monitor. -
August 4, 2000 at 10:25 am #27433AnonymousGuest
Hey chaps,
I listen to slightly less hard stuff, but I do like the sound of feedback. Just not too heavy. Every modern guitar band seems to have the same feedback sound, which I don’t mind. Im just about to start a band and buy equipment, but does this sound come from the cabinets and the amp heads, or does every single guitarist have their own preferred pedal?
Thanks.
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August 4, 2000 at 7:56 am #27432AnonymousGuest
I like the 550’s also.Might want ot change the pickups
though.Esp axes are also known to shred with
ferocity.Their stock pickups are quite nasty.The biggest diference is in neck width.Esp necks tend to be smaller,making it easier to vertically "tear shit up".Check one out.
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August 4, 2000 at 7:46 am #27430AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : New Guitarist Needs To Know Good Brand…
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August 4, 2000 at 4:34 am #27429AnonymousGuest
Can anybody tell me how to get a nice warm sustain tone
from my Digitech RP 2000 I am playing a Fender Strat
straight into my mixer then onto the PA
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August 4, 2000 at 3:28 am #27427AnonymousGuest
This subject concerns continuous true tuning of strings for classical guitar.
I tested a number of strings to look for a true tuning of e” at the twelfth fret.
I found that upwards tuning true pitch at higher fret levels is rare.
I used various brands in the past but never took records.
So to be specific I now tested 1st (high e) strings of D’Addario Pro Arte nylon, Augustine purple nylon, Hannabach Carbon and GSP clear nylon super treble.
Measuring point was the pitch at teh twelfth fret. Both Hannabach Carbon and Augustine were way off and inacceptably higher.
D’Addario came close buth stil audibly higher and finally GSP turned out to be OK.Although limited this test was I’d like to share these results and would appreciate feedback to find out which stringbrand and type produce a continous correct pitch at all fretlevels.
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August 4, 2000 at 1:04 am #27426AnonymousGuest
i play an american strat with two humbuckers right now. i am seriously wanting a new ibanez 550bk … i loved those in the late 80s… they shred!! any thoughts? i like playing through the neck pickup only… anyone have a review of the guitar? i dig em. i played one at the local music shop the other day. i want one!
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August 3, 2000 at 10:45 pm #27423AnonymousGuest
need aproximent value of 1960’s hummingbird 12 string accustic guitar
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August 3, 2000 at 8:20 pm #27422AnonymousGuest
hehe, i think that you can put rackmount equip in a rack, heads would sit on top of the cabs.
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August 3, 2000 at 1:30 pm #27424AnonymousGuest
i’m not sure its the lack of talent, but the fact is that american ‘hiphop metal’ is fashionable, much more so than ‘true metal’, anyway the underground is going strong and following the metal tradition: unfashionable, powerful and innovative.
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August 3, 2000 at 12:30 pm #27419AnonymousGuest
: who has talent ambition KNOWLEDGE a drive to strive for the top in the music industry. where are you? can you play like randy or kirk or zack
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: the lone metal guitar
I’m trying, check out "Phrygian Groove" at http://www.mp3.com/mozez it is currenlt #6 in Instrumental Rock at mp3.com at http://genres.mp3.com/music/pop_rock/rock/guitar_rock/instrumental_rock/?tp.— Peace, David Gerlach
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August 3, 2000 at 10:26 am #27421AnonymousGuest
who has talent ambition KNOWLEDGE a drive to strive for the top in the music industry. where are you? can you play like randy or kirk or zack
the lone metal guitar
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August 3, 2000 at 10:19 am #27420AnonymousGuest
woul it not be nice to have true metal back in our lives again why does all the new shit suck so bad? i think that i know—– no talent
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August 3, 2000 at 10:15 am #27418AnonymousGuest
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August 3, 2000 at 7:29 am #27417AnonymousGuest
Is it possible to put a head from a half stack in a rack and then have speakers cabinets on the side…or are rack mountable amps the only thing you can put in a rack????
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August 3, 2000 at 3:40 am #27415AnonymousGuest
This popular thread has been given its own page : the guitar solo to Prince’s Purple Rain
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August 3, 2000 at 2:04 am #27413AnonymousGuest
Measuring Your Progress
In order to make Vertical Growth as players, there are some very
important
conditions to be met. One of these, and one very often lacking in a
player/practicers approach, is a systematic, scientific, method of
measuring
results. Of course, we all probably have some vague sense of whether or
not
we are actually making any progress as players. We all probably have
those
pieces or songs or leads we check in with from time to time to see if
we are
able to play them any better. But to really kick your progress into
high
gear, you need something a little, scratch that, a LOT more focused.
You need
a system. You need routines that you can apply to various situations,
routines that give results, and provide the feedback on measurement of
results that you need to assess the effectiveness of the routines
themselves.
You need to know whether a particular routine you have devised to solve
a
problem or improve something is actually working.Imagine going in to a gym to work out, and expecting to get results by
randomly picking up weights each time you went in. How about, even
worse, you
never remembered what you did the last time! Sometimes you would work
out
with fifty pounds, sometimes a hundred. You know what would happen? At
best,
not much. At worst, a lot of sore or damaged muscles, and wasted time
and
money (but at least it would get you out of the house)!Yet that is what many guitarists do when they practice. They will be
working
on, say, an arpeggio study or scale, and they will have no idea of the
top
speed they are able to play it, the speed at which their present level
of
development allows them to play that particular passage of music or
exercise,
before beginning to "fall apart." And it is very important to know
that!
Otherwise, you will have no idea (or not a clear enough idea) of when
you
have made progress, when you have gotten results from a particular
practice
approach. Just as a bodybuilder must know what weight they are
presently able
to lift or press so that they can work out with the right amount of
weight at
their particular point of development, musicians must know the same
thing
when it comes to their technique, which is THEIR athletic ability to
produce
music on their instrument.This means that if I am working on a scale, I must know the top speed I
can
play it. I must work up to that speed every day. I must then apply
certain
practice routines designed to get me past that top speed, so that if
today I
can play it at 120 beats per minute in sixteenth notes, I will be able
to
play it at 132 bpm next month.And how do we do that. GET A METRONOME AND LEARN HOW TO USE IT! I
swear, I
should start my own metronome company, given the number of metronomes I
have
been responsible for having people buy over the years! It is required
for all
my students. I cannot produce results with students if they don’t have
a
metronome, and know how to use it effectively in practice routines.And once they do know how to use it, they have a powerful method and
tool for
learning things ON THEIR OWN. Then my role as teacher becomes more of
showing
them higher levels of playing, and introducing them to more complex
situations that will be solved by using the same practice routines they
have
used on the ones previously mastered.Here are some ways to apply these understandings to your immediate
situation:1) Get a metronome, and use it for all "technical" routines. Use it
especially for all routines designed to increase speed, i.e., all scale
and
arpeggio studies.2) Determine your top speed as soon as possible when learning a new
technical
exercise. This is the speed you will work up to each practice session.3) Determine as soon as possible exactly where the exercise or musical
passage breaks down as you go past your top speed.4) Isolate those notes, analyze the movements of both hands required
for
producing those notes, AND FIGURE OUT WHAT IS GOING WRONG at that
speed.5) Move the metronome to much lower speeds, and look for the BEGINNINGS
of
those wrong things happening, and work with them there, at the
beginning. For
instance, if my top speed on a Gmajor second position scale is 120 bpm,
and I
notice at that speed my pinky is getting so tense it is beginning to
pull
away from the string, I will LOOK FOR THAT STARTING TO HAPPEN AT A MUCH
LOWER
SPEED. Once I see that (which I never noticed before), I can work with
it
there, fix it at the lower speed, and then I WILL SEE THAT PASSAGE
START TO
GET STRONGER, HOLD TOGETHER AT THE HIGHER SPEEDS.The more you understand and DO these things, the more you will have the
great
confidence and pleasure that comes with knowing you can always make
yourself
a better guitarist because YOU KNOW HOW TO PRACTICE!copyright 2000 by Jamey Andreas, guitarprinciples.com
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August 2, 2000 at 10:33 pm #27412AnonymousGuest
I’d go for a low line Jackson or Ibanez before a Rogue. Less features will probably mean a better guitar in this price range. The bridge pickup should be fine for solos, plus you’ll probably get a better factory pickup in a Jackson or Ibz. Good luck
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August 2, 2000 at 9:08 pm #27410AnonymousGuest
I am trying to determine the value of my SG 1982 Firebrand for resale. Can anyone point me in a good direction?
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August 2, 2000 at 8:56 pm #27411AnonymousGuest
I have a Fender Precision Jass Bass made in 1977 in near mint contition with fender hard case. What is it worth and where is the best place to sell it? Thanks
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August 2, 2000 at 1:53 pm #27409AnonymousGuest
Anybody know if Rogue guitars are any good?
I’ve been thinking of buying the Rogue RK550,
mainly ‘cos its real cheap and has 3 mini-humbuckers and 24 frets. Now the Rogues evidently are made in the same place as Squires, and i’m not too mad about them either. Also i’ve been considering some cheap Jackson models, most of them have only 2 humbuckers tho, and i doubt they are any good for lead work… any advice, comments etc?-
December 24, 2001 at 9:15 am #88284AnonymousGuest
Yeah, i bought a Rogue SS4 for like $76 (including shipping) from MFriend. It came with 2 single-coils and a humbucker @the bridge. 5 way switching. I’m a bass player, and i just wanted something EXTREMELY cheap, just to mess around on, and never planned on performing with it. Since it was such a nice find, I use it all the time. The only problem is that the strings that came with it really sounded bad, but i just got some new ones and it has high quality sound. The single coils are great, the dont hum loudly, and they both sound great. The humbucker is pretty hot, but if you like the response of the HB, you can combine the smooth single coil with the HB and it sounds really nice. Im just mad I lost the tremelo bar.
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November 9, 2001 at 12:40 am #86066AnonymousGuest
: Anybody know if Rogue guitars are any good? : I’ve been thinking of buying the Rogue RK550, : mainly ‘cos its real cheap and has 3 mini-humbuckers and 24 frets. Now the Rogues evidently are made in the same place as Squires, and i’m not too mad about them either. Also i’ve been considering some cheap Jackson models, most of them have only 2 humbuckers tho, and i doubt they are any good for lead work… any advice, comments etc? Rogue guitars are awesome dude! Where is a site where u can look at them on here? I can not find anything
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October 19, 2001 at 7:43 am #85086AnonymousGuest
: Anybody know if Rogue guitars are any good? : I’ve been thinking of buying the Rogue RK550, : mainly ‘cos its real cheap and has 3 mini-humbuckers and 24 frets. Now the Rogues evidently are made in the same place as Squires, and i’m not too mad about them either. Also i’ve been considering some cheap Jackson models, most of them have only 2 humbuckers tho, and i doubt they are any good for lead work… any advice, comments etc? i have been playing hard rock guitar fo 14 years and have owned gibsons and jacksons and bc richs and various cheap guitars to. about 3 years ago i bought the rogue double neck 12/6 string in a black/purple burst. the guitar was on closeout and i paid 1/4 of retail. the overall body and neck is heavy duty and the necks are set but they shake and pull the strings out of tune and the hardware is chinsy. the humbucker pickups arent to bad a little noisy but the bridges and nuts are junk.
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September 9, 2001 at 5:40 am #83568AnonymousGuest
i am thinking on getting a Rogue LX200BL, and the only reason is because i am not very good financially and i play lefty and all lefty guitars are pretty expensive but this ones prices were slashed alot, and i am also a beginner if that makes a deifference anyways someone tell me something about this bass, thanx
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August 15, 2001 at 6:45 am #82177AnonymousGuest
Rogue guitars are very good! I’ve got one the hardware is easy to replace and the guitar is easy to handle.Also everything sounds perfect. You can even get it to sound a little bit conjested wich sounds really good destorted. I would definatley recomend this guitar to anyone!!!
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August 2, 2000 at 10:31 am #27404AnonymousGuest
Anyone out there know the chords to the Duane Eddy instrumentals Quiniela and Route#1…… it starts in G minor on the record… please email me the chords if you have the time…[email protected]
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August 2, 2000 at 9:48 am #27406AnonymousGuest
Conklin makes a killer bass, I have the honor of owning one.
Rosewood fretboard, maple body and purple heart back.
Lanepoor pickups piezos, stereo and the sound, well it’s
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August 1, 2000 at 7:58 pm #27398AnonymousGuest
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August 1, 2000 at 7:53 pm #27399AnonymousGuest
hi everybody!
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