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Mustang into the Mustang edition
Previous >>127525077

SCALES:
https://www.all-guitar-chords.com/scales
https://fretboard-navigator.com/

GIT GUD with GUITAR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg1L-sBIxnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QCt3UBTS1Y
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first for D-28
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>>127536067
more like HD-28
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second for Melody Maker
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>>127536058
just put some stringjoys on my jazzmaster
ama
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>>127536090
You feelin joy?
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Analog preamp + multi-fx for tube poweramp sim and cab sim and fallback (switching/bypassing digital as needed).
Why not?
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Would shimming the neck reduce sustain?
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>>127536097
more like watching joi
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How to I test my pickup resistance?
I think my pickups are hot, but I’d like to know exactly how hot.
It’s an 80’s mij Squire e series.
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posting it again https://youtu.be/wkrrJe3cGYM?si=OB6JwwNNGy_IhJIL
would you say this is an accurate representation of the different fender pickups? I still haven’t decided which model to get as my first electric guitar. Judging from this, I dislike the cliche classic rock sound of the Strat and the JM sounds like a Jag on steroids. The player 2 Jaguar has a vibrato, but some of you told me it would be a bad decision for a beginner. I also fear the Jag pickups sound too ‘indie/alternative’, unlike the more neutral Tele and Mustang pickups. I think I still prefer the Mustang, which is also cheaper than the rest. Now I watched another video, where they compared p90 pickups to fender single coils and humbuckers, and I thought those p90s sounded optimal. So would it be a better decision to look for a used Player Mustang 90 for about 500-600€ instead of getting a fresh player 2?
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>>127536142
multimeters and thermometers in the back door give accurate results
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>>127536153
Literally don't think too much about it, buy whatever you like the looks of the most
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>>127536142
Im sorry you were born without ears.
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>>127536069
the modern deluxe adds herringbone. hmmm
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>>127536102
why even have an analog preamp at that point
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>>127536172
I'd imagine this is the body shape you get when you average out every Fender guitar
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>>127536193
Herringbone for that herringtone
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>>127536121
maybe .01%.
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>>127536199
that's right
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Need to upgrade my computer desk chair and thinking of getting one with flippable arms so I can play guitar in it as well, what do you cunts use?
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>>127536454
i played bass out of one. good for elevation adjustment but you have to sit on the edge of the chair cause the arm spacing is narrow and it makes the chair unstable
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>>127536464
Yeah that sounds about right, just need something that can also tilt back a bit and the arm rests won't get in the way even when lifted up.
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Don't want to do Justin Guitar but I watched every Absolutely Understand Guitar video and read the book. Obviously I don't understand everything in there but where do you guys recommend I go from here?
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>>127536512
Have you tried playing the guitar yet?
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>>127536498
idk what you're using now but even the cheap chinese gaming chairs are worth it. i had a $400 office chair when i was in the military. nothing will top that but the gaming chairs are still nice
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>>127536528
Just one of those cheap faux leather high back chairs, it's comfy but old and the arm rests get in the way trying to play guitar, can't take them off as they support the back part of said chair.
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>>127536153
If you like the look of a Mustang and the sound of P90s I think the Mustang 90 would be a great choice. P90s are great and are very versatile, but they tend to be pretty noisy. There’s an anon here who just bought a Mustang 90, wait to see when he comes around and what he says about it. I think it’d be a great first electric, simple hard tail and light and compact with versatile pickups. That’s right in the same camp as a Tele. Just keep in mind that the Mustang is a shorter scale guitar, meaning the distance from the bridge to the nut is shorter which in turn means the frets are closer together and the strings have less tension. None of that is a bad thing, just different than the standard Fender size.
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>>127536194
Better sound and more sound options (analog and digital, as desired) while keeping everything on a single small pedalboard.
Something like the victory tube preamps.
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3am you know what that means right
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>>127536577
Please no more penis inspections
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I completely removed the mids and it sounds pretty nice
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well i was gonna voca spam but i cant find my gosh dang heckin pick
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https://voca.ro/1bZot4BDAcFe
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Do the Slayer tone. Treble brought down mids all the way up, bass brought down.
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>>127536675
Curry King can suck it.
Mids down, bass up, treble up.
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>>127536626
back at you sister
https://voca.ro/1dwr9jAOMPx5
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>>127536683
Thanks Mr Early 2000s. Were in the same club now,the forgotten spammed EQ club.
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Lows and Highs at 3:00, Mids at Noon
Wah pedal set to half-open
You're welcome
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i just put it all to 10 and play as fast as possible with no regard for tone, dynamics, or rhythm.
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mids slightly down, presence slightly up, bass slightly down
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>>127536751
based grindcore enjoyer
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If I have to touch the EQ to get a decent sound then its a bad amp
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>>127536626
What is this from?
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Mids up on a Les Paul is too based for most music genres
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>>127536824
https://youtu.be/tYH4rnlVpdk?si=PACB-c_GpSRKbSJM&t=165
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>played my bass before i ate my breakfast today
I hunger for more notes
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>>127537060
kek what a fag
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>>127536142
The lack of multimeters in this general is genuinely concerning.
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>>127537145
cocoa puffs didn't satisfy. It's Taquitos once again. Then for lunch, then for dinner.
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I do have a beard and no i wont post it you’ll just have to take my word for it. Also Jaguar>JM any day tbdesu.
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>>127537869
Nice, a new(ish) image. How's the princeton been?
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>>127538183
https://voca.ro/15VhD2oevcTM
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So I vaguely know the difference between overdrive and distortion on an engineering level.
But practically when do I use one vs the other?
Is overdrive always just a boost in front of the distortion of my amp, while distortion pedals are always meant to be used with the clean channel of my amp?
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>>127538268
That's how I always understood it.
Pretty sure clean boosts don't work or at least work well with solid state either. They just boost volume, but on a tube amp, it's another way to achieve overdrive crunch. While overdrive technically works with both type amps, but for solid state, the overdrive functions like another distortion.
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>>127537923
Thanks I got the new pickguard so I had to update. Ill try and take more pictures.

Princeton has been great. Finally got it dialed in and put some Tung Sol preamps tubes in it and it sounds great especially with disto and fuzz. Still find myself playing the JC quite a bit though and bi amp sometimes for best of both. Pretty happy with the set up.


Somewhere down the line i do want something like a 5150 or vtm 60.
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>>127536153
Strats only sound like classic rock if you want them to. Sonic Youth, Husker Du, Pavement, Nirvana, Radiohead, Ween, Stone Roses, Smashing Pumpkins... they all used strats at some point in their career. It's a very versatile instrument, you can play anything with them.
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don't at me
click buy it now
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>>127538320
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>>127538316
Strat critics limit themselves on purpose on something.
I mean, I get it. You don't want to sound like Jimi. But no one said you had to.
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mustang players
https://youtube.com/shorts/dKmTEopVAqk
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>>127538268
Yeah overdrive is meant to push your preamp and has minimal clipping within its own circuit, distortion on the other hand has a lot of hard clipping going on and is meant to be used as a "second channel" basically. Overdrives shine in front of a toob amp or in front of other dirt pedals, specifically certain fuzzes. I particularly like using one in front of a Pharoah and I've gotten good results using one after a silicon fuzz face as well. They can also be used as a midrange boost depending on the specific OD. I only use OD's and fuzz pedals on my board but I like stacking gain stages before the amp itself, if you're a solid state guy or have a particularly sparkly clean amp and need compressed hard clipping for heavier sections, a distortion pedal will be what you're looking for.
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I'm not a strat guy but I recognize their greatness
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>>127538297
>i do want something like a 5150
Don't pay the block letter tax if you go that route. They used to be $500 all day long on the used market but are identical circuit wise to the signatures, though I'm not up to date on the newer models and I'd guess that they've probably switched some things up. Peavey used to be known for how cheaply made their pcb's were, so if you find one with "intermittent issues", pass on it. It's probably not going to go away with a tube swap or cap job. Traces with hairline breaks will drive a tech insane. They have a lot of top end sizzle as well that can be hard to tame when pushing a decent amount of gain but when they're dialed in, they're awesome. I've owned 2 of the originals ovet the years and regret selling them. Though they're really not well suited for what I do now.
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i wanted to redo a metal album i recorded a couple years ago because im putting it onto cassette now but the guitar setup is completly different so im probably screwed. i can't even remember what gauge and tuning i had it in but the intonation was horrible. now the setup is actually acceptable.
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>>127538316
Electric guitars in general are far more versatile than guitars players give them credits for, like I said as a guy who hasn't even started playing yet watching reviews and tone comparisons is unproductive, just buy what you like
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>>127538283
>>127538656
thanks brehs
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>>127538268
ya. Expect less dirt from the overdrive. They'd call it a clean boost if it wasn't supposed to distort. Experimenting with your pedals is what normally unlocks interesting sounds. I get new lead tones boosting with an eq pedal or an amp sim pedal.
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If tonewood is a meme why are schizos like James hetfield tracking a dozen different guitars with emg 81/85 pickups to find the one that sounds better? When will boomers learn that wood doesn’t affect electric guitar tone AT ALL???
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>>127539080
why would anyone care to correct them when they can sell more guitars at premium
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>>127539133
But they literally have the world’s best producers and they’re sitting there trying out dozens of guitars with the same pickups in them? How can they not hear that they all sound the same?! Are they retarded??
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>>127539175
confirmation bias and decades of getting fed with snake oil, put them on a blind test and they fail spectacularly
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>ups pushed the delivery of my guitar back a day
rrrreeeeee it’s literally 40 minutes away at the UPS warehouse. It wasn’t loaded on a truck to be out for delivery rrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeee
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>>127539235
it's probably getting repackaged after someone dropped it off a conveyor and getting crushed by a pallet jack operated by a broccoli head with a delta 8 pen hanging out of his mouth. i wouldn't worry about it
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>when seven other people have the guitar you're gonna buy in their cart
I'm guessing they're waiting for a sale?
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>>127539289
shit you legit made me laugh with this one
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>>127539289
It’s ok that’s a free relic job, they saved me money doing that
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>>127539312
what guitar?
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>>127539402
Just a 60's cool vibe telecaster. I get they're popular, but Christ. I don't think they're gonna be put on sale.
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>>127539430
Cool adding one to my cart now
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>>127538703
Awesome thanks for the heads up. Any insight into the vtm series?
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>>127539576
I actually wonder which guitar on the site has the most in cart
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>>127539629
https://reverb.com/news/best-selling-guitars-of-2024
It's kind of puzzling that squier doesn't even make top 10, turns out the average player buys pretty expensive guitars
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>shit out an 80's "reissue" explorer with completely different specs than the originals
>looks and plays like a cheap toy
>$2500
>"hey can you just give us a RD standard instead so we can actually get the guitar we are paying for?"
>lol no here's a custom shop for more than double though
Today's the day I send the strongly worded email. The trapper keeper Kramer sent me over the edge.

Sent from Bob's iPhone using tapatalk
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>>127539664
Why does it feel like a toy?
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why is it that certain high gain sounds make it feel like I play in molasses?
Hard to describe but like I have to be ultra precise or else I'll get a dead note and it will sound choppy. Much harder than just playing on a clean channel or amp.
Meanwhile other hi gain sounds have the opposite effect and ridiculously easy to play kind of in a slippery way.
Do you know what I mean? I wonder which aspect of the sound shaping causes this?
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>>127539622
No problem. Unfortunately I have 0 experience with the vtm's so I can't say one way or another. Don't let me scare you away from Peavey or 5150's in general though. Peavey has always punched above their weight.
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When I was young, I used to think Peavey was as big as Marshall. Their amps were ubiquitous for a while there. Then they kind of disappeared.
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>>127539689
You might be talking about hi gain british amps which make a fuckton of high pitched harmonics that if you're not careful just screams out and deafen your ears, meanwhile something more djent like neural dsp nolly or plini are really easy to play
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>>127539687
I only have a sample size of the 1 that I played briefly in store, but it felt like it was from a lower tier product line (that obviously doesn't exist). Fretboard was gritty and dry, action was a mile high, fret buzz up and down the neck, frets needed to be polished, in hand it just felt like a cheap guitar. I went back and forth between it and a 70's reissue and it felt like they came from 2 different companies. It wasn't like playing a LP standard and studio back to back, it felt like one of the First Act guitars you used to see in wally world being compared to a Gibson. Yes a lot of those issues could be solved with a proper setup but it was the same price as a 70's model at $2499. Maybe it was a friday guitar (should have checked the serial now that I think about it) but even a proper setup wouldn't make it "feel" right if that makes any sense at all. It just felt like a Gibson money grab due to vintage 80's explorers being so popular on the secondhand market right now.
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>>127539227
Nah I’m actually making fun of you bro. You can hear the difference even in the room in their documentaries. Wood affects tone, sorry.
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Bros... I'm finally burned out on taquitos. This happened with Pizza Rolls and haven't touched them since.
What other handy slop should I move to?
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>>127539942
chicken and rice, start lifting too
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>>127539999
Damn you cursed me quads. Now I have to do it.
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>>127540011
You should already be lifting anyway
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>>127540011
Garlic butter and frozen veg helps.
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>>127540215
I don't want to be a musclehead though. I have a good metabolism, but I could do with getting more /fit/.
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>>127540266
>I have a good metabolism
*dies from arteriosclerosis*
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>>127540305
Well, I can't live forever.
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>>127539942
instant noodles are cheap and way lower on calories
Combine with apples and bananas for quick but healthy snacks.
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>>127540266
You don't have to be a muscle head though, there are 5000 miles between "dyel" and "roidbro". It's good for your body and your mind. Yoga and meditation too. Having a good metabolism doesn't improve your mobility, cardiovascular health, or functional strength. Sorry for being off topic.
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>>127538297
Homosexual room
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>>127538297
heterosexual and alpha room
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>>127540764
does anyone here even own an LP? they never get posted
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>>127538297
>>127540721
Samefag
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>>127540785
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>>127538297
No incense today?
(Faggot)
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>>127539942
Overnight oats for breakfast. you can do a lot with overnight oats
Ramen is a good way to stretch out frozen veggies, peanuts and rotisserie chicken
I guess you could move on to frozen eggrolls if you're determined
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>>127539942
Popcorn chicken tossed in buffalo sauce with ranch
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Started playing after a year break and just enjoyed a peaceful hour simply playing power chords and random garbage chugging. Time flies with the ol' 'tar. Feels good brothers.

>>127540764
unironically might get LP some day because of Yui. Lmaoing at some pleb boomer buying one because of some dumb RL rocker using one.
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>>127540838
Nice. I dig the rig as well.
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pro tip:you can use your game cube controller on your guitars—offset only
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>>127540942
I look like this and this happened to me
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>yeah I love [50 yrs old amp] alot, but i'm also a big fan of [60 yrs old amp].
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>>127541518
You're going to lose your mind when you realize what new amp circuits are based off of. Nothing new under the sun.
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>>127541594
There are new sounding things.
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>>127541679
>There are new sounding things.
lets here them then
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>>127541871
>here
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you guys tastin this?
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>>127541911
Sorry bro I farted
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>>127541679
nah
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>>127541889
yeah here them right over hear
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>>127536058
>tfw you will never ever be like Jimmy Page to break the hymen of a brand new Les Paul built from oldgrowth mahogany
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>>127542085
I got what you need brother
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New old stock came in today pedalbros. Gonna percolate my harmonics.
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>>127542217
Based. Keep us posted. What are your plans?
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>>127542346
Im gonna make a Klon clone and cum on it and sell it to someone on ebay.
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> spent the whole day tweaking my sound instead of practicing
> still unsure whether I improved it or made it worse
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>>127542446
Based. I've been doing the same runs over different amp settings all weak.
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>>127542508
Nobody cares. This isn't s friend simulator.
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>>127542085
i thought all rich guys want 59s that already had their cherries burst
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>>127542558
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
you sound like a nigger with no friends
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>>127542558
>This isn't s friend simulator
Can you put that in English?
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>>127542346
Got myself the Aion Harmonic Perc clone board. Gonna theme the enclosure over Terraform by Shellac. Didn't expect to get this many transistors from Ebay kek.
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most painful amp to shove up your arse?
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>>127542508
It wasn't all wasted at least I think. I only recently started trying to really understand how preamps, amps and the whole sound chain work so I am experimenting with that..
> doing the same runs over different amp settings all weak
With runs you mean repertoire to play and compare? Makes sense. did you get some results?
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I like playing, I don't really care if you think I'm good or not.
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>>127542985
hell yeah. that's a better attitude than the absolute meltdown that's going on over at the jazz thread
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I snapped off the stacked volume pot on my Boss RC3 looper. Should I just epoxy it back on? I just need control of the loop volume
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>>127543236
why does it not have a nut and a lock washer?
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I win.
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>>127542634
>>127542667
Samefag feeling got hurt kek
U gay.jpg
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>>127543542
all me
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Monday: strat
Tuesday: prs
Wednesday: les paul
Tomorrow: never knows
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Why in music making do people think perfect pitch is that important of a trait to have? Like, isn't not being tone deaf good enough?
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>>127543889
Why ask why
Try bud dry
If you remember this you are oldfag
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I did it, I bought the silver bunny
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>>127543956
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>>127543956
the what?
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>>127543966
Bunnicula
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>>127543966
Savage...
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For me it's Kramer
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>>127544095
consider how many chinese children got blow up to make that anon, jeez
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easiest song to play in Open E
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Any jcm800 owners in here or is everyone young and/or gay?
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Any jcm800 owners in here that is young and gay?
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>>127544095
Sticker of shame
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Getting diarrhea during a summer gig and having to use a steaming porto potty is the absolute worst.
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>>127544196
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bros about to get [REDACTED]
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>>127544266
Did that really happen to you?
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been thinkin bout putting a tortoise shell pickguard on my toirtoise shell guiturtletar
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>>127543542
4chan brainrot
more than one person thinks you're a loser
sorry.jpg
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>>127544266
my worst was i got dosed on some molly/LSD hippy nonsense and had to go play a jazz gig
thankfully i was on bass, so ez enough to just roll with it. i couldnt even fucking see. everything just looked like blocks of colors. if i had to read stuff idve been fucked
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>>127544152
I used to own a 2203 but modern variants mo' betta' hands down.
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>>127544427
too many holes on your humbucker
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>>127544334
Prove it faggot (you can't. Lmao)
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>when you get so austic at learning guitar that you start studying live performances
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>be me
>ptsd/tbi veteran
>practicing really hard, rehearse a song like 40-50 times
>playing it no mistakes at 120% tempo
>go to record/play for instructor
>forget entire fucking bars in the middle of the song
so tired of this shit
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>>127544459
M22's are incredible and therefore have the perfect amount of pole pieces.
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>>127544427
nice guitar you have there
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>>127544467
learning to play live is the goal imo, so i dont think its austic
and if you cant pull off the recording live, you better have an interesting way to substitute for it

heres a good one i used to watch a lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwWW742T0Wc
adrien belew live with the talking heads in rome 1980. excellent view of what hes actually doing with his hands for once. maybe some of the only decent footage of his bizarre style of playing.
bonus: you get some pseudo-upskirts of the bassist
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>>127544594
Thanks fren. I might be buying another next week if everything falls into place.
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>>127544646
Sup nigga where this is
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>>127544150
Leadbelly - Cotton Fields
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>>127544646
no band members?
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>>127544779
NTA but no one bands around here anymore.
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>>127544789
I do
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>>127544666
Checked. This is my new projects practice space colloquially known as, "gigaverb tank" and "doom room"
>>127544779
Just me and the drummer for now until we get a dozen or so songs hammered out, then we will bring in a bassist and vocalist.
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>>127544789
That's not true, I'm in a few bands as is at least one other anon. There are 2 or 3 of us for sure still.
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>>127536153
>>127536170
>>127538316
I see. If I prefer the looks of a Player 1 Mustang and if I can find one for 400-500, should I choose it instead or is the quality of a Player 2 much better?
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My blonde white American gf, I love her she's the best
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>>127544950
how many kids are you gonna pump into her
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>>127544950
No stairway
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>>127544887
Always, always go for a player 2 over a player 1. Player 2s have actual rosewood fretboards which is much preferred to the player 1’s poo ferro. Player 1s are fine but player 2s are a genuine upgrade in nearly every regard.
My phone tried to change regard to retard.
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>>127544834
tie up rope swings, drill a skateboard and put it through the rope swing so it sits at the bottom and you can put your feet on it, then do shows there
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>>127544966
one so far, he's a big guy
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>>127544950
How old is she?
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Blew all my money on an Ibanez AZ Premium, so I ordered a Donner Arena 2000, it has everything I need:
>decente sounds and effects
>looper
>drums
>cheap
=3
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>>127543846
Friday: im in love
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>>127545070
I really should settle for the P2 Mustang then, but I'm scared I will miss the versatility and vibrato of the strat and jag
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>>127544971
Denied!
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>>127545086
10 (out of 10)!
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>>127545071
I'd love to throw some shows here but it will be filled up with machines/manufacturing equipment in a few weeks. We will still practice here but it puts a damper on using it as a venue. Too much liability.
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>>127545109
are the drums good?
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>>127545119
Can I put a regular white pearl/tortoise pickguard on a player 2 mustang and put a sticker on the empty holes?
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>>127544971
We've been working on Van Halen - Ain't Talkin bout Love
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>>127545119
Trust me you don’t want the mustang vibrato. Just get a hardtail and rock.
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>>127545264
What sort of rock? Metamorphic?
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>>127545276
Any as long as it rolls.
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>>127544646
>coke pedal board
Nice
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>>127544834

Where in the Midwest is this
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>>127545197
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmLRCLiuc18

Simple but good enough to have an small jam at the end of a practice session. They also work well to get some quick inspiration along with the looper.
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>>127545294
>Midwest
Southeast actually
>>127545293
Thanks. It's one of my favorite pieces of gear.
>>127545276
Pet
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if guitar center has a guitar that has some scratches on the back is it okay to try to get a discount? keep in mind the guitar is already marked $200 below MSRP
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>>127545365
the worst they can do is say no
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>>127545198
This. I personally enjoy the Mustang vibrato but it’s a real pain to set up and learn it. I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’ve already got experience in setting up guitars, and this being your first I wouldn’t. If you want a vibrato get a Strat, the offset vibrato is cool but again setup for a first electric guitar will be more of a pain. Strat vibratos are easy. If you want hardtail the Mustang is fine, or a Tele is great, or even a Strat if you’re willing to block the vibrato and adjust saddle height accordingly. For a first I’d honestly suggest either the hardtail Mustang or a Tele because they’re both idiot proof. I’d lean more toward Tele.
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>>127545365
tell them you know they offer a 10% discount if you make an acct on their website and ask if they'll apply that
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>>127536058
What do you boys think of my loadout?
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>>127545365
No, you are in the right to ask for a discount on a product that isn't in mint condition. Caveat Emptor, anon.
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>>127545408
straightest guitar player itt
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>>127545365
You should definitely ask them. They regularly have stuff listed at msrp that looks like it was used as a weapon at some point. They account for these types of losses I assure you.
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>>127545408
yeah
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canada bros do we like long and mcquade?
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>>127545408
is the HX Stomp still good? seems it's reputation is based on how good it was around the time it came out. Not sure it holds up against newer (and cheaper) models
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>>127545408
looks great jimmy
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>>127545408
i just use a compressor desu
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>>127543919
Nigger what?
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>>127545363

Unfortunate
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>>127536058
What do you boys think of my loadout?
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>>127545554
Not enough chorus
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>>127545408
Nice board, maybe spraypaint the stomp pink?
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>>127544266
Having to use one in Australia is worse
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>>127545587
>humans havent nuked this place yet
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>>127545435
I bought a guitar through Long and McQuade. I don't think there are many options unfortunately.
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>>127545435
Free setup with a guitar purchase is pretty cool
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I'm thinking about picking up guitar. I am a former professional musician having played trombone at a college level. life changed and while I would still like to play trombone I am unable to play a loud ass fucking instrument in my bedroom. I have a computer field job now that has me relocating every few years.
Guitar would offer me the chance to come back to music as a hobby, as well as give me opportunities to play in local groups.
I've poorly played string instruments in the past but only ever to learn shitty pop songs. This time I'd be playing purely to learn an instrument, starting similarly to how I did on trombone learning to read, play scales, play etudes just really practice a lot of the fundamentals and still goof off trying to play songs currently on my apple music then pursue serious understanding for classical, jazz and melodic rock settings.
After I move do I plan to continue to play guitar? probably. This instrument is so versatile it's compatible with every genre.
What do you guys think? do I have the right reasoning to want to get into this?
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>>127545736
honestly that's the way it should be or at least have someone set up all the guitars in the store
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There has to be a way to get the premium tabs from ultimate guitar
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peter laughner was a cool guitarist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk-BbLtCuOw
i like the version on modern dance better, but the lead here sounds awesome

this one too just has a great solo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bllc3PaOj8
nothin fast, it just sounds sick, and then he goes into a cool riff at the end, instead of dickwaving straight through to the close

it sucks he kysd himself to death before recording more. you gotta record FIRST
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I seriously don't understand the appeal of Jimi Hendrix
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>>127545736
unfortunately it takes them FOREVER to get to your guitar
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>>127545778
he did it "first". with the advent of internet and easily available information, and no shortage of people selling lessons it is easy to eclipse yesterdays legends in terms of technical proficiency. what's really cool is taking someone like lester flatt who grew up in bumfuck nowhere and only new 3 chords then becoming one of the best rhythm players of all time and figuring out complex chord shapes on his own
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>>127545435
They're quite expensive. Guitar Works was better but it too has changed locations and downsized at least locally in my city. Lots of guitar shops have closed shop over the years too. Lots of local music stores too. I can't imagine it's very lucrative anymore with all the turnover. Some smaller shops get kids for lessons and such but their guitar selection is garbage and small. So if you have a local Long and McQuade, then go for it. But you'll pay higher prices for everything. Kind of a sign of the times.
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>>127545778
What classic rock guys do you like? As long as you're not a zoomer shitting on everything older than 5 years, I don't care.
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>>127545837
I am a zoomer but Mick Ronson is my favorite
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>>127545813
>Jimi Hendrix
>advent of internet
What
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>>127545758
>do I have the right reasoning?
"Wanting to" is all you need. Just pull the trigger and get excited about it.
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>>127545847
That's cool. Mick rocks.
Like the other anon said, Jimi was a pioneer. Kind of busted down the gates of what was possible.
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>>127545869
there's a period there. i'm saying it's easy to think he's not that good because we have 1000x the information and equipment available to us than he did. you can only be as good as the difficulty of your challenges.
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>>127545530
Oppressive humidity is good for tone actually
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>>127545837
not big on classic rock but i like slash, srv, rhoads, and gilmour. i prefer melodic players over shredders personally, but randys classical approach was very cool at the time. i personally prefer rhythm players like rice, white, watson, tyminsky.
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>>127544462
loser cope
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>>127545758
>What do you guys think? do I have the right reasoning to want to get into this?
If you want to play an instrument, that's all the reasoning you want.
I started playing to make my own music, considered starting on keyboard because I do like piano and I hear it's the best instrument to write music on but guitar is just way cooler so I started there.
I've only been playing since around February of this year but I still get excited with guitar but I'm afraid I'll never get to where I need to/want to in the next couple years.
>>127545888
Got it.
>>127545901
I just don't really like his music not that I think he's a poor musician. To me though the best musician is whoever gets you to pick up an instrument and start playing.
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>>127545758
Yeah, thats as good a reason as any
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>>127545925
>whoever gets you to pick up an instrument
agreed
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>>127545778
he had some bangers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBRO7W50PUo

imo its mostly his rhythm guitar, and how it melts into leads. most hadnt figured out how to do it like that back then. or at least not that good. the other big thing was he was also just a great live musician, and put on good shows consistently. a great performer and entertainer.
and while it might seem stupid to say jimi, whos famous for lead guitar, is only relevant due to his rhythm playing, its dumb enough that i believe it. without his rhythm playing, ritchie blackmore could shred WAY harder, and was contemporaneous with him.
but jimi had excellent rhythm playing that went right INTO the crazy leads. its a very broad sound from just one guy
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>>127545915
>i prefer melodic players over shredders personally
Same. I actually listen to metal a lot especially at the gym but have NEVER had the desire to learn metal songs, not sure if that's weird or not.
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>acoustic fags have to worry about humidity
lmfao
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>>127545915
You're a zoomer too and you like Tony Rice and Doc Watson? That's surprising but cool. I didn't get into acoustic dudes until way late. Wish I got into them earlier.
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>>127545948
All wood does. Your neck and fretboard does on an electric. Possible your body's neck pocket. It's not plastic dude.
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>>127545758
you have to really want to learn it, because guitar is hard and takes a long time to be good at chord changes. playing single note lead lines are pretty easy. if you think of it as a tool because it's versatile you may not be motivated enough to stick with it. not trying to discourage you from starting your journey but most people quit within the first 6 months, not even because they don't like music but moreso because they don't really like guitar specifically. also doesn't help their training regime probably discouraged having fun
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>>127545969
>plastic
No thanks, I don't need anymore jewish zio-microplastics in my body.
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>>127545983
damn you can't read at all huh lmao
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>>127545954
sorry i didn't know that question was for zoomers only. i'm 35
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wood is snake oil
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>>127545981
>but most people quit within the first 6 months
NTA but I should've done this with trumpet when I started playing in 4th grade and picked up gutiar.
Instead I stuck with it until 10th grade and didn't start playing gutiar until a few years later. Hey, atl east I had fun with friends in band class.
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>>127545983
bot response
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>>127545994
Oh np, we're the same range then. But I thumbed my nose at acoustics until late. Wish I didn't. Maybe I would have developed way better ideas by now.
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>>127546001
martins new 2025 standard models have the same bracing now and it's sad how much the d18 and d28 sound alike now. i thought the back and sides at least mattered a little bit on an acoustic but it's really like 2%
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>>127546001
I don't know what that means. It's just nature. Trees and plants are pliable to the elements. They'll still do it long after their dead.
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>>127546023
damn, yeah. i always liked bluegrass cause im a hick but i didn't realize how talented a lot of them really are until a lot later. i'm in a bluegrass course right now and it's really fun but seeing these people change chords while incorporating walk ups, alternating bass, and cross picking at like 160bpm+ is nuts.
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Let me put my arms around your head
Gee it's hot, let's go to bed
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>>127545376
The worst they could do is say no and kill him or shoot off his dick
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>>127546195
>shoot
You don't own a gun, this is /gg/ not /arg/
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I just don't like sg's at all
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>>127546315
They look like shit, LP looks way better.
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>>127545775
He did record the first two Pere Ubu singles in studio. It's his solo on Final Solution.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSD_R5FkjVM

There's a recording of his post Ubu band Friction playing a gig. He's pretty well documented for a guy who died at 24. Yeah, very inspired guitar player.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7f5q7mlFyo
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>>127546321
they also just feel weird to play idk what it is
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>>127546315
there's two things i can't stand: people that are intolerant of certain guitars and ibanez
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>>127546315
>>127546321
Best thing about them is getting a Gibson sound at a reasonable price (still).. and it's not like the Standard is a "student" model.
Just saying. I don't have an SG. They just seem like the most comparable guitar to a Strat or Tele.
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>>127546387
>standards are $1800 now
Holy-o-fuck, boys
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>>127546430
Are they? I stand corrected. I thought they were like $1500. lol
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i don't like les pauls
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>>127546467
the junior is cool
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>>127545917
>still can't prove it
>projects
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>>127536058
has anyone used the EQD easy listening? its fairly cheap and could be cool to run my board through and fuck around late at night.
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>>127546467
They're too small. They look funny. But that hasn't stopped other tall dudes.
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>>127546545
>too small
It's funny that they also weigh the most
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>>127546467
Why not? They weigh too much for you? Get in the gym and it's a non-issue.
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>>127546528
there's no way to prove it. even if I showed you a screenshot you'd just say I edited the css.
Not interested in this any longer, loser. Everyone hates you and your family wants you dead.
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>>127546551
i'm paying for the wood i want all of it
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>>127546562
too curvy and fat
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Why are some strumming patterns hard for me to learn?
>trying to learn moonage daydream (I..E David Bowie, the greatest artist of the 20th century)
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>Doing Scotty West course
>Find coursebook for free online
>Decide I want a physical copy
>Fail to read website, pay $19.99 for the official purchase of the digital copy I already pirated
Now I have to pay $40 to get it printed
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>>127546448
Lol yeah I had to go check just because I never look at them to begin with. Used market is covered up with gibbys though. Looks like standards go for sub $1k occasionally
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>>127546584
I never actually learned any Bowie except Rebel Rebel. Don't think he made that one though. It's too good. He's more of the strummer, as you said.
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>>127546567
Just post it already depressedfag. You can't.
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>>127546584
don't learn new things as fast as you can play them
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>>127546615
Cue "You shopped it or edited the CSS"
not sure why I let you goad me into this. bored i guess
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>>127546586
I threw him $20 just because, the book is an added bonus. I just really appreciate the time and effort he put into something thats been a part of my life for so long. I do need to buckle down and get through his videos though
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>>127546586
I hate this ghetto ebook shit. Give me a proper hardbound sewn binding cover.
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>>127546647
I'm on hour 12, the main reason I wanted to pay was for the slide rule I'm not getting
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I hate house upkeep, bros. I've been recaulking and painting windows for 5 days. Too tired and sore to play guitar. Shit sucks
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>>127546655
same, i need something i can wipe my cheeto dust on
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>>127546657
>signal path direction
wat
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>>127546657
So EQ in the loop before the effects? Or is that the last in chain?
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>>127546643
You can see the box covering the other (you) lmao
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>>127546678
EQ in the loop before effects so its after the gain stage but allowing the tone controls of your effects to actually do something
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>>127545554
New Wave final boss
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>>127546694
he's saying the signal path is reversed. the image doesn't make any sense
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>>127546686
no you cant dumbass i didnt edit shit. i didnt even bother cropping it
god i hate niggers
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Whoa.
In other news, I like this but I wish the pickups were reversed
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Lmao
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>>127546605
He came up with the opening riff for rebel rebel i think
>>127546619
>Slow is slow, fast is fast - Lucas Botkin
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>>127546755
Double cuts are so nice
I dont like the SG shape though
Is that a mini humbucker in the neck?
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>>127546773
>He came up with the opening riff for rebel rebel i think
Cool if he did.
His main style with electrics just seemed more sketchy and raw. Some of the riffs in Diamond Dogs were cool, but not as refined as Rebel. He kind of inadvertently created postpunk riffage in 73.
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how many niggas from /arg/ are in here for real? the botkin reference sent me
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>>127546805
Or 74, my bad.
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>>127546725
makes perfect sense to me. following the direction of the arrows from the guitar to the amp and through the loop
what am i missing?
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>ctrl + f
>voca
>3 results
Another 300 posts of schizo babble very cool.
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>>127546829
go hook your shit up like your picrel and report back. make sure you follow the arrows very carefully
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>>127546813
/arg/ is gay, A2 is a homo even though at a meet he bought me McNuggets once
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>>127546833
>complains about not enough vocas and too much off topic shitposting
>doesn’t post a voca and instead posts off topic shitposting
hmmmmm moment
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>>127546545
where's this meme coming from, they're almost exactly the same size as strats and teles, if slightly longer
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>>127546851
stop noticing things
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>>127546813
Me
I can't even post this in /arg/ anymore, j*nnies ran me out
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>>127546880
Oh shit waddup derek
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>>127546903
>>127546903
>>127546903
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>>127546880
>getting banned from cancer
oh no
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>>127546643
>2047
>not using 4chanx
my dude wtf are you doing



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