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Yeah there is a site called- Harmony cnetral.com and you click on effects- from there there should be a link labeled effects explained- that's the one you want- good luck-
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: Does anybody know of a site that has descriptions and maybe some sounds of different effects pedals. Take for instance, i dont even know what a flanger does. Any help would be great.

Try http://www.tonefrenzy.com/2/5gear.htm this is the gear/sound files page of tonefrenzy.com. They have a ton of samples of specific guitars, amps, and effects.

First, what kind of guitar do you have? Second, what sound are you going for? Knowing the answers to these questions will greatly help you out. If you don't know what sound you want, try taking your guitar to a music store and play each amp (preferably side by side) and whichever you like best... buy it. I hope this helps.

: PLEASE HELP I CAN TUNE ANY 6 STRING BY EAR,
: B..U..T.. I PUT NEW STRINGS ON A OLD 12-STRING
: AND I CANNOT FIGURE OUT HOW TO TUNE THE MELODY
: STRINGS ANY HELP!!!!

Tuning - as per the other answer. You might want to think a little about arranging the pairs, though. Traditionally, the thin string of each pair goes on top, so that you hit it first on a downstroke with a pick. If the thin string was underneath it would be in the shadow of the thicker string, and you wouldn't actually hit it. If you finger-pick, on the other hand (no pun intended!), you might decide that the above is fine for the bass E, A & D strings, but that for the G you want the thin string below the thicker string, so that you catch it with your finger on an upstroke motion. That's how I have mine strung, as I hardly ever play my 12 anything other than fingerstyle, even though I primarily use a pick for 6-strings, both acoustic and electric. Don't know why, really, but there you go. You might also want to think about open tunings, as they use a lot of open strings which allows a 12-string to really show itself off. I have my 12 tuned to open D and it sounds great.

Are you sure you are using it right? If you push it toward the body of the guitar it will work. But if you do everything right and it still doesn't work, take it back to where it was bought and tell the repair tech to fix it.

Bought mine used for a song. Good tone, TONS of distortion.

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Try Ed Roman's page. The guy is a bitch, but seems that he's got everything...

Take a look at the Fender Acoustasonic amps. They have a great tone, it really brings out the acoustic tones of your guitar. Or, for a little more money, try the Trace Elliott acoustic amps. They are small but boy, do they pack a punch. I hope this helps, good luck!!

Hit the music stores and pawn shops with your guitar and try the acoustic amps in your price range. After all it is the sound that counts. Pe@ce&Happy Jamm`in

1: The best nut material is bone (or mother of pearl), but there are perfectly good synthetic substitutes that you can't effectively tell from bone. The saddle on a resonator guitar is made of wood.

2: The best way to raise the string height is to have a repairman do it...preferably a little bit at both the nut and the saddle. It's good to set a happy medium on the height of the strings so you can still use it to play regular chords and lead figures now and then.

3: The best gauge string to use on any acoustic is the heaviest that you can stand...the heavier the string, the better the sound (unless you're talking about a vintage Martin or Gibson flattop...you should have these looked at to make sure you don't put such a heavy string on it that it injures the guitar), especially on a resonator guitar.

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Try their web-site for dealers... http://www.trace-elliot.com/

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