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Help??
crunch -
Wed Apr 30, 2008 12:21 am
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hey, im entering a contest on one of my guitar sites. I wanted to know if anyone would like to help me? Its a referral contest. Every time a person goes on to the website I get 1 point. The site knows I referred the person to the site because of my personal referral code in the link. The prizes are:
1st: wah wah pedal
2nd: coffin guitar case
3rd: guitar tuner
You probably wont help but if you do thanks..
The link is: http://www.rockhousemethod.com/?friend=46867
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I have played guitar for many years and really enjoyed playing along to backing tracks, i have developed a website with backing tracks in mind and thought you may like to take a look there are many great rock classics for jamming along to ! i hope you like the website, if you have any great idea's for practice and improving playing skills i would love to hear from you thanks my site is http://www.funkytigerbackingtracks.co.uk
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Need help
FatNinjaWex -
Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:21 am
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hey, im new to this forum, my names wes...anyway i just got the new ltd m103 and its an amazing guitar, but the single coils are just awful, theres no sustain..the volume cuts in half compared to the bridges humbucker, and theres really no nice clean jazzy tone to them...does anyone know of a good single coil i could throw in this thing???
my preferred style with this guitar will be jazz/r&b
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Hi All,
Im posting three questions here to avoid clogging up the forum, so any help is really appreciated!!!
Firstly then, I have a rather cheap acoustic guitar, a legacy D30, ive had for about three months now and am loving every minute of learning to play. ive had one or two lessons along the way to keep me going with new stuff but im starting to wander if the guitar is hindering me somewhat. I have relativley big hands but when i try to do barre chords, especially the ones with the thumb on the top, im really struggling. when i asked my tutor about this he said that (apart from conti...
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Guitar Maintenance and Guitar Set Up
Guitar Neck Adjustment or Truss Rod Adjustment- Pick up your guitar and hold the body of the guitar up to a light. Take a look from the body up the neck. Usually if you hold it up to a light source you will notice if your guitar neck is bowed or not. Most guitars have a neck adjuster at the top of the guitar (the headstock of the guitar). Depending on the type of guitar you can adjust the truss rod that is in the center of your neck. Usually a hex wrench is needed for this task. Try adjusting the truss rod to improve bow of the neck. A little bo...
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Here's How:
Reset all fine tuning screws located on the bridge to a middle position.
Remove the sixth string from your guitar. To do this, loosen the 'string-lock screw' located at the back side of your bridge using an allen key. The string-lock screws are the screws that run parallel to the body of your guitar.
After several counter-clockwise turns, the string should pop free from the bridge.
Using an allen key, loosen the 'nut clamping block' (the part of the guitar where the neck meets the headstock) that covers the sixth and fifth string.
Once the nut clamping block is loosened, ...
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Here's How:
Reset all fine tuning screws located on the bridge to a middle position.
Remove the sixth string from your guitar. To do this, loosen the 'string-lock screw' located at the back side of your bridge using an allen key. The string-lock screws are the screws that run parallel to the body of your guitar.
After several counter-clockwise turns, the string should pop free from the bridge.
Using an allen key, loosen the 'nut clamping block' (the part of the guitar where the neck meets the headstock) that covers the sixth and fifth string.
Once the nut clamping block is loosened, ...
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HI all. Well , i've had my IKmultimedia "Stealthplug" (IKmultimedia.com) unit for about a week, so here's an update. The Stealhplug is a simplified guitar-to-pc package , which consists of a guitar cable - one end is standard 1/4" , and the other end is a USB connect plug. The interface for this is a wedge shaped deal grafted in the cable about a foot from the guitar end, and has 2 "+ - " vulume buttons , and a 1/8" jack for headphones , or other monitoring source. The software bundle includes The "Amplitube ATL 2 live" guitar amp / effects modeler, Mackie's "Tacktion 2.0" recorder / sequence...
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Help??
crunch -
Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:57 pm
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hey, i'm entering a contest on one of my guitar sites. I wanted to know if anyone would like to help me? Its a referral contest. Every time a person goes on to the website I get 1 point. The site knows I referred the person to the site because of my personal referral code in the link. The prizes are:
1st: wah wah pedal
2nd: coffin guitar case
3rd: guitar tuner
The site is below.
You probably wont help but if you do thanks..
The original link is: http://www.rockhousemethod.com/?friend=46867
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Years ago when I was at college my parents bought me a Kemble. It sounds dead now, it's lost all of its life and so although it gave me much joy, it isn't really a piano I would buy myself.
Although I don't know what their new ones are like. This was 12-15 years ago now.
One piano I would deffinately like is a Bösendorfer. These can actually have up to 97 keys as opposed to the standard 88. It's a monster of an instrument.
Jools Holland is often seen playing one.
I'd go for one of those.
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