: can anyone tell me how to tune my guitar to the rain song by led zeppelin. it's all weird.

see link below-- i tried it and it sounds great!
http://www.olga.net/dynamic/browse.php?printer=0&local=main/l/led_zeppelin/SongRemains

: where do i find the music soundtrack on cd....please help...movie soundtrack that is with ralph machio

Unfortunately you cannot get the Head Cuttin' Duel or "Butler's Bag" from the original movie sound track. I have the sound track on CD and the beat two songs from the movie are not on the sound track.

Keith

i have the mp3 of the guitar battle, if you would like, i will send it to you

where can i get the whole movie????

: Someone already play or know this guitar? What do you think about it?

I bought one about 3 months ago. I love it. I think it's a really good guitar at any price, but it's a great guitar for what I paid ($395 new, including gig bag). The construction and finish are incredible. Sound is great. Playability is excellent after some tweaking.

Complaints: the pickups sound a bit thin when split. The input jack started rattling around a couple of weeks ago, but a few minutes with a screw driver and wrench took care of it.

I've been playing for 30 years. I highly recommend this guitar.

ok man:
Acoustic is the traditional guitar style, just hollow body woodern, 6 strings, no pickups or chords or anything.
Acoustic electric is a hybrid of electric guitar and an electric guitar- hollow body but also with switches for playing through an amp. You plug them in like a regular electric guitar into an amp. But you can also play them without amps, just like an acoustic guitar. You often see them coloured blue, green, etc, on black. Makers include Ovation, Tanglewood, Fender etc.

: Anyone know what is the difference between an accoustic/electric guitar and a plain accoustic guitar? What is a good beginner guitar?

-Basically an acoustic/electric is a hybrid (as another person mentioned). Usually they are acoustic guitars with some type of pickup or transducer system attached. -Most- are playable without an amp, with a few exceptions...some models like Fender's "Stratacoustic" are designed primarily to be played thru an amp (their natural acoustic tone is not all that great). For a beginner, either will do. The price on an acoustic/eletrci is usually a few dollars more, but again for most models, theres not too much of a difference. One thing to consider though....think about the future. Is it possible that someday you will want to be in a band or running your guitar thru an amp? Yes, you can mic the guitar later if you choose, but having a pickup for live playing is much more convienient...if your looking to get into a band someday, or maybe even do some recording or something, you might want to consider getting the acoustic/eletric...if not, then go with a standard acoustic.

Just My $.02 worth...hope it helps!
Jim Walczak

: I HAVE A BOS GT6 AND A GEORGE LYNCH ESP GUITAR,
: MY AMP IS A PEAVY ULTRA PLUS BUT MY SOUND SUCKS
: I'VE TRIED ABOUT EVERYTHING,I EVEN DOWNLOADED
: SOME PATCHES BUT IT STAYS THE SAME, NO DRIVE, VERY SHARP. WHAT IS MY PROBLEM? CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME OUT

Brian...Don't give up yet. Try rolling your tone nobb on the guitar down so there is no treble coming through. This works on my Zoom pedel boards. Hope you don't think yer rig ought to sound like Georges. Get the buggs out and it may!

Are you using good high quality cords and are you plugging your guitar into the Boss then onto your amp or does your amp have an effects loop patch in back. If you have an FX in and out try that.

As a last resort you could reset you Boss to factory setup just to see if it still sucks.

The Peaveys are good amps and the G Lynch guitar by ESP is also a quality instrument...Is your sound bad plugging your guitar strait into the amp without the Boss in line? I have pedals that have so much crap in them that I pretty much go Strait to my amp or use an old DOD 250 Overdrive up front for some bite with a bit of my Alessis Micro Verb for reverb effects.

If you have the manual...read it all of the time! You will always learn more about your pedel.
Good Luck

Guitarguy

: i need to add all the songs to of Refujee my comp