: I have a report to do for 8th grade history. I am looking for information on how the electric guitar changed or affected the music world. I can't find anything exact to this subject, and have been looking for the past 4 weeks. I have a lot of miscellaneous facts, but nothing concrete. There is a book written about this subject, but we can't find it. I would appreciate any suggestions, comments, or help.

you are dumb, just look on the internet and search "history of electric guitars." It's amazing how little common sence you have. why don't you go die!!!

: I have a report to do for 10th grade history day project. I am looking for information on how the electric guitar changed or affected the music world. I can't find anything exact to this subject, and have been looking for the past 4 weeks. I have a lot of miscellaneous facts, but nothing concrete. There is a book written about this subject, but we can't find it. I would appreciate any suggestions, comments, or help.

Behringer GX110 is a small 30w practice amp with effects loop, headphone jack, line in, midi, and you can get one new for about $120. It also has 'built in' effects which after buying one for my 10 y.o. nephew I was pretty impressed by it, so I got one for myself.... both channels sound good, and you can get pretty much any sound (of course little 30w 'practice quality') you want. It's a good little amp to take around for messing around and with the built in effects you dont need to lug xtra boxes around (but you can use them too).

: Do any one know of any practice amp w/ effect loop?? or they r all high end amp??

: I am having problems keeping my asat classic in tune. the g,b,and e strings always seem to go out. I have tried adjusting the truss rod and even changed the saddles and string retainers to no avail. Any suggestions would be apprecaited as to how I can fix this problem

can I see some photos and whats your price?

Jack White from the White Stripes plays an Airline guitar

That's funny. I just picked up a tobacco brown Airline archtop at a pawnshop in L.A. It came with a really nice hardshell case; the instrument is a bit dinged up but sounds really nice and the intonation is perfect all the way up the neck. Wow! I'm glad to know that others are enjoying Airline guitars out there too.

It all just depends. I started on an electric, and in my opinion if you learn on an electric you kind of screw yourself over for an acoustic. I got so used to the action on an electric, i.e. bends, slides and whatnot, that playing an acoustic isn't even fun for me since the action is so much worse. However, I'm also a straight-up picking lead player, so I don't do much rhythm strumming. It just depends on whether or not you want to learn to play lead guitar or not, if you just want to learn the basics then I'd go for an acoustic. I still enjoy picking up an acoustic to play Wish you Were Here or Stairway, but when I really want to wail I need my electric. So, like georgi says, it just depends on what kind of music you want to learn. There's always plenty of time to change later, I've been playing for almost a decade and I still know about 1/100 of everything there is to know. Just have fun and enjoy it, whatever you decide to go with. Being Steve Vai and wailing out the scales is easy, it's being Clapton or Gilmour that's tough, because you have to feel your playing so much so that it becomes a part of you rather than just your fingers picking notes really fast. Just have fun.

: Hello,
: My name is Merrick.I've always wanted to play the electric guitar(strat),but my dad says i should get an eqaustic guitar before i get and electric one.
: My question is,is it possible to start on an electric guitar?
: thanks for your time and help.
: your sincerly
: Merrick