That's definitely not what I was expecting, but pretty cool.
I want a new guitar.
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Do it. The current electronic sets are pretty impressive. Would really like to have one as well but I've decided on playing the bass as the current musical time suck.
How’s the fretwork and electronics?
Frets are good, tons of life left. Consistent at least. Small to what I'm used to. Action is like warm butter.
Electronics are fine? I'm used to hotter pickups but everything works. No scratchy pots, no noise. Very nice for a 36 year old guitar.
Electronics are fine? I'm used to hotter pickups but everything works. No scratchy pots, no noise. Very nice for a 36 year old guitar.
Ha ha, ‘87 = new. I enjoy that most of mine are now around 25 years old. Approaching “vintage”.
This is one thing I appreciate about guitars. And speaking of fret life, my Jackson is going to new need frets next time they need work. When the original set was leveled, they must be half as tall now. Too many E pentatonic solos…
This is one thing I appreciate about guitars. And speaking of fret life, my Jackson is going to new need frets next time they need work. When the original set was leveled, they must be half as tall now. Too many E pentatonic solos…
Me too
I had one of these Joe Perry Les Pauls back in the day. It was fun. I kinda miss it but I’m not much of a guitarist anymore.
Victor Guitar is probably trustworthy, they are the Colorado school of lutheire.
And, yes, here it is:
It’s like a Blues Lawyer injunction against Attorney Ray Vaughn.
It’s actually a Tone Bender fuzz but this is a one off art. The others are Bender from Futurama.
I want a new fork. For my Bike.
I wandered into a GC tonight. After almost a month of basically not touching a guitar, I can say I felt like Mandown, “not much of a guitar player anymore”.
It’s funny, I am learning a shitload about music and the fretboard, but unless you play every day, it’s pretty sad.
Got work to do!
It’s funny, I am learning a shitload about music and the fretboard, but unless you play every day, it’s pretty sad.
Got work to do!
It’s a double edged sword (no edging jokes, I promise). It’s easy to get caught up in the muscle training when you practice playing, but you can get off track on the theory side of things. Book learning theory is great but you gotta apply it to muscle movements at some point unless you’re strictly a composer. Finding the balance is tricky when you’ve only got so many hours in the day.
To say what I am learning is ‘theory’ is a bit of an aggrandizement. Really it’s just learning all of the notes that I am playing by understanding their relationship to all of the other notes, and playing ‘mindfully’ of where I am, as opposed to decades of playing the same pentatonic figures. It’s so simple, yet so hard to keep track of while actually playing.
Yes, it’s just A-G, repeated over and over, but how in the fuck can an F# also be a Gminor, at the same time?
You know, 101 stuff. (That I forgot 40 years ago)
But then extrapolating that into triads, complete chords, notes, thirds, fifths, sevenths, etc, as well as ‘math’.
@SkaredShtles said there would be no math.
he lied!
Everyone now, please clap on the seventh and the eleventh measure!
Con Gusto!
Yes, it’s just A-G, repeated over and over, but how in the fuck can an F# also be a Gminor, at the same time?
You know, 101 stuff. (That I forgot 40 years ago)
But then extrapolating that into triads, complete chords, notes, thirds, fifths, sevenths, etc, as well as ‘math’.
@SkaredShtles said there would be no math.
he lied!
Everyone now, please clap on the seventh and the eleventh measure!
Con Gusto!
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That’s a major bummer.
It’s actually just a couple of minor issues.