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Slowy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:13 pm

Rog wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:12 pm LOL, thanks mate. I haven't been posting as I'm a boring old fart with naff all to add to threads.

Doesn't stop me.

You're an unstoppable force for sure!

LOL, thanks mate. I haven't been posting as I'm a boring old fart with naff all to add to threads.

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOtdVsQhd3j1eDSvAO7M_3yfu1P3o62PZXa25u3 I have only three bendable fretting fingers and playing my normal sized guitars on rhythm all night can be tiring at times. So I bought myself a Squier Mini Strat, but found the pups to be way too strident for my old ears. ...

BG, I used to use ONLY 1 plucking finger per string as a practice tool. It taught me a lot. Try it sometime - feels weird at first, then become natural.

I bought an Annapurna jacket in Nepal. Lovely warm snow jacket. As for your pedal - I like it!

Since I have a munted fretting hand, string selection is rather important to me. For me, easy playing wins the day. I also do not like trebly/twangy strings, which is why I only use flats on my electrics. With my new Tak I got today, it was supplied ex factory with D'addario EXP16 (12-53). These are...

NGD: My lovely brand new Takamine TSP138C N arrived today. Really loving the thinline. Excellent build quality. Made in Japan. Fits perfectly, light as, sounds great. 42mm nut, which is important to me for ease of playing with my munted hand. I've also bought a little wireless set so I can wander up...

LOL - Bastards!

Cheers, BG. However I have sold a Strat today so have some money to put towards a new gat. When I sell the Maton, I'll have enough $$ to look at a Takamine TSP138CN.

A friend in UK has suggested an Ibanez AEWC32 as the right guitar. I can't find anyone in NZ selling them. Do you know anything about this model?

There’s a Yamaha APX 600 on trade me at the moment, and the CSF1 sounded pretty nice too. Thanks for that, yoggo. It looks interesting and the reviews are quite good. I like that it is suitable for electric players to move to easier. I think Music Works are the Yamaha agents and there is one in New...

Many thanks guys. I'll check those all out. Of course, gotta sell the Maton first. LOL

Sometime ago I bought a Maton EM225C cos I wanted an acoustic guitar. Really lovely tone and all, but man, I just can't play the damn thing well due to short stature, very fat belly and only having three fretting fingers (argument with a circular saw - the saw won). The guitar is just too damn big a...

I watched the first part and thought: I can't hear the slightest difference between them, so let it run on expecting to be told my ears were total crap, only to be told they were the same clip played twice. I gave up after that.

vyfster wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 10:57 am so wait, what do I do with all this popcorn now!?

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