: My friend told me if you write with your left
: you play with your lift is this true?

Generally if you're right handed you pick with your right and fret with your left.
However there's no real hard and fast rule.
I'm right handed but I hold a cricket bat left handed, it just feels more natural that way.
I guess the same applies to the guitar.
Play it whichever way it feels the most natural.
Look at Jimi, he generally played left handed but he was known to just pick up other people's instruments and just play 'em whichever way they were set up.
For example the bass parts he played on Electric Lady Land were played on the bass player's bass (right handed)

Hmm.Coventional wisdom sez if you're right handed,you should pick with your right.This is cause you'll need more control and agility when picking.Also,the right hand is stronger.But if the other way works for you,I guess that's cool too.
Good Luck

Carvin's Legend (Vai model) can get some pretty cool tones. The low-mid response is really nice and the cabs come with Celestion Vintage 30s which are great speakers IMO. I once had a Carvin X100B and it was to muddy and mid-rangey like a Mesa Boogie Mark series.
Never really got into Ampeg stuff. Seems every tone they could do was better on others, Fender, Mesa, etc...
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: I'm Looking For The Schematics For A Boss DS-1 Distortion Pedal(Either Close Scan Pics Front/Back or Text Walkthru..whatever)

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: And A Pickup Wireing Faq For And Old Gibson/Box? Guitar(Very Old Pretty Cool Guitar)

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dood yes u can do it. adam jones from tool used to do it nd it sounds wikkid

Hmm.I read a couple of books on making effects pedals.I
suggest start with the overdrive/Dist. pedal,they're the easiest.Delays,flangers,phasers?You have my prayers!!These are said to be very difficult!Those are sciences that should be well thought out and studied. For me...I leave that stuff to the effects gurus at Boss,Ibanez and MXR.
Wish you Luck

Try talking to some local electronics guys, maybe guitar techs or whoever. They might can give you an idea what kind of circuitry to use, how to put it together, etc., then you can experiment. You may even find someone who would like to help you, just for kicks.

hey dood
crank the bottom 4 band fairly high, the next 3 loww as, and the top 3 near the middle

Hi
Nobody can start learning hard rock straight away, it may look easy but you wouldn't believe how hard it is to play some hard rock music. It's much better if you get the basics down, yeah, on your 13 fret, and then start playing some simple tunes. This may take about a year, is important to get this really well. DON'T get
an expensive electric, you may get fed up and end up selling it. Any guitar is good to learn on, if youre a beginner you shouldn't be bothered that much about the sound just yet. it's cool to talk about the different brands but don't follow fashions. Hint: check out Tanglewood Guitars- superb value, amazing sound, from £140 new!

Hey there, it doesnt matter what type of guitar you start out on or the amount of frets as all beginners start on chords any way which are done around the first few frets. Any guitar would do. Rather than just trying to play hard rock straight away i'd recommend learning the fundamentals first, such as chords (open and barre), scales. Once you have these and you have a good grasp, which shouldnt take too long, then you should be able to start on your chosen style. I hope ive been of some use. C'ya ..... Meister.

there is only one type of guitar you should start out on. a Gibson Les Paul 1959 classic. (sunburst), there is no alternative.

At least get a guitar with 21 frets to start out with. Although, 22 would be a better bet. Thirteen frets will totally suck when your trying to learn and play octaves.
Here are some good,albeit cheap guitars. In other words, ones that you will have to "upgrade" later on, but will give you what you need now without going broke.
Fender Stratocaster..... ( Mex or US made)
Jackson.... ( one of the low budget/assembled in India)
Ibanez..... just about any model will work
By the Way...... Try to spend at least $400.00 on your guitar.( Mexican made Strats go for $350.00/ India made Jacksons go for about the same) Anything less than $350.00 WILL SUCK!! Unless you can get a good deal on something used.
Also, try and buy from a music store nearby, that way if you need help with something, they'll be there to fix/ adjust, whatever. Go mail order if you know someone who lives close if you need help. Ex. You might want to lower the action and may not know how.
Some of this info might sound obvious, just keep it in consideration.

Twitch.... The local shred fanatic!

Wanna play guitar?Cool! The trick is making enough time to practice.Wes Montgumry started at age 20.
Good luck