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Classic single coil pickup edition
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>>130891631
If you like a single coil pickup, you probably can't get your dick up.
The pole height on the B string is fucked btw
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Confidence is really the only thing you need to be a good singer desu
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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BASEDNkDPqsso&list=RDSOYNkDPqsso&start_radio=1
Bowie at his worst is better than most at their best
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Why are there three threads? Have we finally ascended to kpop status on /mu/?
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TOP "SINGLE COIL GUITAR" (in no particular order):
-Telecaster
>neck & bridge [different construction of each, with bridge larger and tilted, while the neck has a chrome cover]
-Stratocaster
>neck, middle, & bridge [classically the same construction on all three, with 6 individual magnets]
-Jazzmaster
>neck & bridge [flat, unique construction with magnetic pole pieces]
-Jaguar
>neck & bridge [slender construction like a Stratocaster, but extra 'claw' surround]
-1956 Les Paul Custom
>neck & bridge [P90 in the bridge with bar magnet under conductive poles; 'Staple' pickup in neck, with 6 adjustable height rectangular magnets for poles]
Danelectro Lipstick
>[Several examples of the instrument]
>bar magnet wrapped in copper wire and stuffed into an old lipstick housing

But wait, there's more!
Gretsch and Guild also used unique pickups.

Okay, now that I posted this image, I'm gonna look at it more today, as I play guitar.
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A whole lotta gear autism for Nu-Metal
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>>130891631
this is an illegitimate thread cease your fraudulent activity and repent wicked one
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>>130891631
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You hit a pull off in front of a vivendi employee (slut)
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I refuse to believe there is a single sentient mind in any Kpop thread.
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Can I do metal and hard rock with single coils? I am a beginner and got a Jazzmaster for my first guitar since it looked cool.
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>>130892555
hard rock yes, but metal has a higher chance of feedback at high gain levels due to 60 cycle hum.
you definitely can do it, but you'll need to focus on keeping strings muted when they are at rest.
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I want the baritone jag so bad bros.
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its over bros
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIVTD22gKwU
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>>130891631
>single coil pickup
the OG and still unsurpassed
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>>130892648
based fat retard poster
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which steel string acoustic to get for under $750
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>>130892648
This guy looks like he reeks
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>>130892603
Thoughts on installing Lollar Regals in my Bridge and using my Jazzmaster as a Versatility Machine?
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>>130892656
Eastman E1SS
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>>130892673
can't think of any
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>>130892674
>>130892656
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMD1i3OrfPw
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>>130891673
>The pole height on the B string is fucked btw
No, the magnetic induction is dependent on the string's properties. That is an appropriate height for the B.
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>>130892620
Can't you finance it for like $30 a month?
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>>130892673
that will buck the hum
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>>130892673
>Thoughts on installing Lollar Regals in my Bridge and using my Jazzmaster as a Versatility Machine?
Just dial in the middle position of your Jazzmaster's stock electronics--- if the pickups are modern enough, the middle position should 'buck the hum' a la 'humbucker' (usually referred to as the 60 cycle hum). Changing the pickups is a reversible modification, but if your first post about being a new player who likes the looks of a Jazzmaster, maybe think about playing something from a Jazzmaster user, like Elvis Costello or J Mascis in Dinosaur Jr.?
But I mean, Loveless by My Bloody Valentine deserves a mention as well.

Any questions related to playing the guitar? Tube amps are very trendy and excellent, but anything that lets you play at an early stage should be looked at with consideration.
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Jag pickups are probably my favorite Fender single coil pickup
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>>130892817
Thanks for the reply.
I was mainly aiming for a sort of alt rock, punk and grunge sound with what I wanted to learn, I like metal but it isn't something I am aiming for yet. Might be something for a second, more metal oriented guitar in the future.
I got no questions for playing at the moment, I got a basic setup and need no upgrades, at least until I can justify it with better skill, and I know what I suck at and need to practice currently. I'll ask again once I hit a roadblock.
I should get back to playing my guitar, I am distracting myself by thinking about gear.
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>>130892743
that makes no sense, even for heavier strings back in the day with wound g, the b string is so thin with less energy, there is no reason for that pole piece to be decked.

>>130892853
>Reg fender single with metal around it.
nigga
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>>130892674
i want that. wish it wasnt only in sunburst tho.
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>>130892656
The yamaha trans acoustic is the best sounding guitar at the price range bar none.
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>>130892656
Blueridge, Eastman, and Guild are good.
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So here's the official list of jeet tier guitars, /gg/.

It's not up for debate, if you own one of these you're an honorary street shitter:

>Agile
>Alvarez
>Aria
>Blue Ridge
>Breedlove
>Burny
>Chapman
>Cort
>Danelectro
>D'Angelico
>Dean
>Dillion
>Donner
>Eastman
>Epiphone
>Fernandes
>Firefly
>First Act
>G&L
>Glarry
>Godin
>Grote
>Harley Benton
>Ibanez
>IYV
>Jay Turser
>Johnson
>LTD
>Peavey
>Recording King
>Reverend
>Rogue
>PRS SE
>Samick
>Seagull
>Schecter
>Solar
>Squier
>Sterling
>Tagima
>Takamine
>Tokai
>Vintage
>Washburn
>Westcreek
>Xaviere
>Yamaha

Have I missed any poverty brands that I need to add to the list?
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https://voca.ro/13A9NHOZDwI9
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>>130893281
you forgot fender, music man, jackson, and charvel
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>>130893281
You're very concerned with Indians for some odd reason, Glarry is good if you need more you've likely a tiny penis and a need to compensate for your short comings
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^^^
>>130889880
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>>130891631
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diPQYqnGbIw
We are all learning this
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besides just playing more what should I be doing to get a better grasp on theory?


I want to be able to internalize scales, but I'm left kinda retarded and directionless in figuring out how to tackle this.Do I just pick a scale and play up and down it over and over, should I just pick a song I like and check out the scales it uses.

Really I'm just at a loss for choosing a given scale and how to practice it. In my attempts to practice I have trouble intuitively grasping the theory behind the scale and how it relates or connects to the others. For those who have already made what methods did you use to tackle grasping theory.
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>>130893332
Can confirm I own 6 different Fender's and Gibsons, pecker is tiny, tone has no balls, scooped like the mids in a metal record.
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>>130893531
best way to learn theory is practical application, one concept at a time. as far as internalizing scales I recommend putting on a drum track and trying to improvise a solo or hook and only start with a single note. once you feel like you can say anything you want with that note (vibrato, grace notes, ghost notes) then add one more note. repeat this process until you’re using the entire scale in one octave. I honestly wouldn’t worry about theory too much, rely on your ear.
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>>130893556
the issue is my ear is really bad, I think really what I mean by grasping theory is training to have an ear I can rely on. I like your drum track method. How exactly should I go about it, just pull up a picture of the scale on a fretboard and choose notes from it at whim, or should I be focusing on certain sections?
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ol tin ear
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>>130893531
if it sounds good it is good, there ain't nothin more to it than that son
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they're appropriating our culture
>>130893691
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https://voca.ro/17jZgjoUw9eJ
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>>130894084
rockabilly?
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Schecter is borderline unbeatable for what they offer
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>>130893616
>esl learned a new phrase in english yesterday
i'm happy for you, i hope your customer support job in bangladesh goes well when you're finally ready to take calls from the first world
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>>130894710
>so mad he made up an entire fantasy in his head
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>>130894737
??? i'm congratulating you for your effort though? i'm sure being forced to learn a second language in order to not starve to death in some filthy slum is stressful
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I own zero Fenders and zero Gibsons.
I have more money than (You).
What am I?
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>>130894995
ormsby enjoyer
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>>130893281
If you are going to list godin and seagull you might as well add art & lutherie, norman and simon & patrick since they're all made in the same factories
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>>130894995
Answers:

#1: an eastern europoor who either lies or is mentally ill (or some combination of the two).

#2: a regular lying europoor.

#3: a penniless mentally ill American.

You being an American probably isn't the case though because it's 8:40am on a Sunday morning which means most Americans are asleep.

Feel free to post a timestamped pic of your electrical outlets and a pic of your gear if you want to prove otherwise. Until then it's one of those three options.
>inb4 poorfag seething in broken English with no pic being posted because it's definitely option #1
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>>130894995
A healthy well adjusted human being.
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>>130893531
Loop pedal your chords and see what fits.
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Did I get the bend right in the part with the unstable pitch in the verse of aiko's "Skirt"?
https://voca.ro/11L3peqUcPvf
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>>130892928
Welp, that's how induction works. Take it or leave it.
t. has read and understands Ken Wheeler's book on magnetism
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>>130893327
You're right, I need to include them with the stipulation that it's for foreign made models. There are enough American versions of those guitars floating around that I was hesitant to include them in the list. I don't think Music Man makes foreign guitars that aren't labeled under the Sterling brand though. I'm also not sure what all the foreign countries they make Fenders, Charvels, and Jacksons in.
>Fender: Japan, Mexico, China(?), and Indonesia(?)
>Charvel: Japan, Mexico, and (?)
>Jackson: Japan, Mexico, Korea, Indonesia, China, and (?)
Add to this list if I'm missing any.
>>130895212
Art & Lutherie I've heard of but not Norman or Simon & Patrick. I'll still include them though.
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>>130895384
Nice
I think you overbent it as a whole step interval though
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I know a lot about instrument acoustics.
AMA.
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>>130892928
>Reg fender single with metal around it.
That’s the joke
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>>130894995
>What am I?
a delusional poorfag who believes a $2k instrument is a show of wealth.
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>>130895689
Why doesn't Martin put the volute on D35s? It's supposed to be on all guitars above a 21 trim, but it's not on the 35.
Why?
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>>130896118
I'm not sure, but acoustically, a head and neck joint is inferior in design to a continuous piece of wood. The nut is a vibrational contact point which ideally is in proximity to a headstock for optimal transmission. Mechanical energy is impeded with joints.
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>>130893611
I would start with the pentatonics since they have less notes. you can start with the root 5th and 3rd since they are typically the easiest but it really doesn’t matter. You’ll be able to tell when you’re ready for the next note. you’ll feel like you’re in a groove and improvising well, then you’ll feel creatively limited by the note selection
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I'm tired of Fishman slop
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>>130893611
>pull up a picture of the scale on a fretboard
yes, until you have the scale positions memorized
>choose notes from it at whim
no, you should have some structure to what you're playing. choose a chord progression, either make one up or pull one from a song. target the notes of the chord
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>>130896412
pentatonic does not limit you to useful notes. describing the pentatonic as a scale that's restricted as a creative limitation is just incorrect. the reason the pentatonic scale is taught is because it's a subset of many other scales. if you learn the penatatonic and stop there you missed the point
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What's being played on the guitar in the second half of bar 24? Is it really D5-E5? The bass stays on the D, but it sounds like the guitar is playing something different.

>isolated guitar
https://vocaroo.com/17t4yOThCnS0
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>>130893221
i was looking at the trannycoustic but i already have a yamaha, albeit a low end yamaha.
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>>130896793
please stop making up nonexistent arguments in an effort to flex your entry-level knowledge
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>>130896910
the self-own
if you get corrected by entry-level knowledge what does that make you
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there he goes again
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Pentatonic scales are for Chinese and Africans. Fuck that shit.
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>>130896938
the 4th interval sounds like shit in any major scale harmony
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>>130896950
It sounds great when used as a suspension resolving to the 3rd...As long as you're not trying to play the natural 4/11 on a IV chord.
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>>130896718
Elaborate.
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Do I need to obsess over ‘pickslanting’?
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>>130896243
>a head and neck joint is inferior in design to a continuous piece of wood
Nope.
>The nut is a vibrational contact point
Correct.
>which ideally is in proximity to a headstock
I love to see a diagram of a guitar where the nut isn't located near the headstock, can you pull one up for me?
>for optimal transmission.
Nope.
>Mechanical energy is impeded with joints.
Which is exactly what you want on a guitar neck. The less the neck moves the longer the string will vibrate. Basically you have no idea what you're talking about lol
>>130896118
One of the first things you get taught when you apprentice with a luthier is more mass equals more treble response. I don't know what the specs are for the D35 but they're probably attempting to tailor/balance the bass. If it has unscalloped braces that's probably your answer. That or it's a traditional feature that they're preserving on new models.
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>>130896938
Do I look Chinese or African to you?
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What's another good amp head that'll compliment my VTM and fill a gap somewhere between my Princeton and JC120? Torn between something like a Bassman 50 and something high gain.

>>130892853
This, but unironically.
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>>130891137
Beautiful natural wood finish guitars
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your all raterd
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I dropped acid and played guitar in the dark earlier this week and had the strangest experience. I was playing stoner doom and while you'd think it'd be chill it made me feel really uncomfortable. Started playing death metal and it just felt right. Not just the sound of the music, but the experience of flying all over the fretboard and alternating between tremelo picking and quick power chords just feels right compared to bends and slides and vibrato. Not sure why, but it felt like my body was telling me to stop wasting time with other genres and go full bore into death metal. I'd also really like to go into jazz as I learn more, so I'm delving into music theory.

I guess death metal just reminds me of playing danmaku? Where I analyze a stage(riff), route my way through the stage (decide where to place my hands as the song advances), practice until I achieve some level of muscle memory and then try to play through a flow state where muscle memory and rythym take over.

I have to say, 6 months in, I'm really loving playing music and its very distinct from how my friends who started their instruments around the same time are experiencing playing music. They always bring it up as something to practice and make time for, but I just feel really drawn to my instrument. I hear music and want to play. I pick it up and I can't put it down even when I play like shit. I don't even worry about keeping the habit. If I don't want to play for a week, I don't. Then the next week I pour hours into it and the time away only served to marinate my brain and hand with the lessons of prior weeks.
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>>130897342
Stopped read.
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>>130897342
Heaven yeah bro! Acid and guitar is a winning combo it's so fun to jam for hours and let the inspiration come from wherever
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>>130897309
looks like two pieces of feces desu. natural blonde finishes look good when they're new and whiter but they all age into an ugly putrid piss color after a few years. the golden oxidized lacquer makes them look like some dark brown piss that's been sitting in a urinal without being flushed for too long
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>>130897342
>They always bring it up as something to practice and make time for, but I just feel really drawn to my instrument. I hear music and want to play.
Some people are really good at the mechanics of art, other people are artists. There is some overlap, but you can't teach someone how to be an artist, just the mechanics of a medium.
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>>130897309
>feet
I'm going to vomit
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>>130897154
I don't obsess over it, so probably yes.
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Is it true I’m only supposed to start on one string?
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>>130897158
Thank you for sharing your Jr. High education on acoustics.
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>>130897166
Elic L'Johnson
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>>130897441
You should start on Zero strings and memorize the bare fretboard first.
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>>130896950
what if you're playing the 2 do you just not play the third of the 2 you are not making any sense
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>>130897158
>more mass equals more treble response
Nope
>they're probably attempting to tailor/balance the bass
Nope
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>>130897411
Honestly, I don't think I'm an artist yet in any way shape or form. I don't really have any of the tools to create yet, but I have been keeping an open ear when listening to music in my car and listening to songs with the tabs open. Trying to suss out common songwriting motifs in death metal and music in general. I think that combined with learning theory should get me there. For example, I noticed that people will mirror their tremelo picked riffs with power chord riffs, where the 16th notes are replaced with a power chord with either the high note or low note being played is the same as the 16th notes being played. Probably a no shit insight for most people here, but totally new to me. Screenshot is an example by Dehumanized, but I see this a lot.

What stuck me most about my friends though, is they always talk about it like a burden or obligation and treat it as a skill being developed. Never talking about how it makes them feel. Needing reasons to go to play their instruments rather than needing reasons to stop, like other plans or exhaustion.

>>130897373
I'm still learning to jam. I kinda just take the "death metal scales" Dunn metal guitar talks about on his channel and play them randomly over a beat. I either play them as 16th notes, repeating or not repeating the same note or just turning the note into a power chord. I really enjoyed jamming over frente a frente by Rocio Durcal though on acid. Heard it on sopranos and actually the style of playing, minus power chords, of death metal worked very well over it when I put my amp on the acoustic channel.
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>>130893281
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More Mass = More ASS
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>>130897441
I started learning by playing The Noose by Six Feet Under, then moved on to a song with 2 strings, then a song that had string skipping, then songs with power chords. The noose is awful and I did it as a laugh, but when I played it, it seemed like a great beginner song.
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>>130897445
>no valid argument or rebuttal
Yeah, I figured as much. Even if my education in lutherie was junior high level my knowledge and understanding of acoustic guitars would still be astonishingly advanced compared to yours.
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>>130897509
>how it makes them feel
That's exactly what I am talking about. This is the aspect of music that can't be taught.
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This place has been way worse recently why is this one sperg so obsessed over his idea of everyone else being "poor"?
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>>130897626
Well I'm fortunate to feel it because its very enriching
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>>130897499
Right, now you're just a child stomping his feet and crying because I embarrassed you. Too funny.
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>>130897622
>>130897635
Samefag responding to samefag.
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uh oh he big mad now lol
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>>130897631
You have a good head on your shoulders. Seek that enrichment in all that you find yourself doing.
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>>130897408
>anal hyperfixation and scat fetish
You should consider seeing a therapist.. anyway Covering a wooden instrument with some garish colour is tacky and diminishes it's tone.
>>130897414
>feet
I left them in frame just for you babe ;)
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>>130897628
It's important to remember that the "people" giving "advice" in these threads are the same ones you would make your family cross the street to avoid. Oftentimes it is easy to forget without these helpful reminders.
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>>130897283
Mig 50, preferably one that has had the pots replaced and moved off board.
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>>130897676
>>anal hyperfixation and scat fetish
stop projecting, you mentally i'll freak. i'm normal unlike you, most normal people wouldn't buy a doodoo colored guitar because it's hideous. it'd be like buying a shit colored car, how many people have you seen driving around in vehicles that were the same color as a fedx box truck? not many
>finish on a guitar
>diminishes it's tone
lol
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Hellbent for Leather, what a great guitar riff
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>>130897763
>*not fedx, ups
you know what i meant
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>>130897763
nta but yikes tone it down
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>>130897775
no. i find his doodoo guitars repulsive and i fully intend to voice my opinion on the subject
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>>130897763
>i'm normal
he said to himself in the mirror every morning
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>>130897788
Based.
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>depressed poorfag seethes
KWAB
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>>130897788
opinions are like assholes, yours is shitty
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>>130897810
Like the color of those guitars!

BAZINGA!!
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>he thinks trans brown is a natural finish
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>>130897855
uhhhh... no one said that though? are you in a different thread than we are?
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Brown is a great color for guitars and classic cars like porsche,mercedes etc imho. I wish they made a Les Paul standard in this color, I would main it without second thought
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>>130897854
>poorly played reverberated sus chords played on a tranny offset ring out in the background
should have known
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>>130897854
Kek
>>130897855
>ESL strikes yet again
It's so tiresome
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>>130897801
>>i'm normal
>he said to himself in the mirror every morning
yes
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>>130897622
What rebuttal is needed? I'm sorry, but luthiers are not engineers. You may build decent instruments, but you don't know the physics.
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>>130897873
needs some peanuts sticking out of it. or a couple of lima beans. corn kernels too
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>>130892853
>>130897283
I always thought Jaguars were shitty and gay guitars until I spent some time playing one at my local store and now I really like them. I didn’t know they were as versatile as they actually are. I couldn’t really find a tone from it that I didn’t like.
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>>130897670
>Seek that enrichment in all that you find yourself doing.
i try
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>>130897880
The meme you're referencing is actually "it's all so tiresome", btw (means by the way, btw).
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>>130897893
That's why your post was so laughable, you're obviously not a luthier or an engineer.

Keep trying to figure out a way to save face though, I'm looking forward to watching you flail about in exasperation.
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>>130897916
I've been studying instrument acoustics for 10 years. Please enlighten me as to how 2 different pieces of wood glued together transmit mechanical energy equal to or more than 1 pieces of wood.
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>>130897689
They're a lot of fun to play. The necks are so fast and easy to finger weird chords. Neck PUP is definitely my favorite.

https://vocaroo.com/1gvognG1y4XB
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>>130897342
haha gumby ass lookin shite. are you 14 or 15 years old? no worries you'll grow out of it the first time you smell some pussy
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>>130898103
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>>130897342
poser
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lonely fat fucks who make guitar videos on their shitty $40 amazon webcam have to be the worst people on the planet

>Tone comparison video
>12 minutes long
>3 minutes of playing
>9 minutes of yapping about literally fucking nothing in the most annoying nasal voice known to man

every video is like this. holy fuck
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>>130898088
Now you're trying avoid the point I made by pretending I said something that I didn't. Which won't work because you're not smart enough to pull it off. It's either that or you don't speak English and Google Translate failed you.

Try your next strategy in avoiding the substance of what I posted, go ahead. Or try to figure out what was lost in translation to your mother tongue. Whichever.
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>>130898243
I love watching compressed YouTube videos for tone comparison bro!
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i'm getting kinda obsessed. played 3 hours today. after a 1 hour morning sesh i thought "ok that's done for today then" but i keep listening to metal and feel the need to pick it up and learn new riffs for 30 minutes at a time and then the urge comes back later.
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>>130892373
That's a lot of gear to play the same song over and over again.
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>>130898320
They're probably the most successful rock band in the entire world at the moment, consistency pays.
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>>130898257
My original argument was that Martin's glued headstock is an inferior design acoustically. You replied, "Nope."
I've never met a luthier, but judging by your posts and the design choices of acoustic and electric guitar builders, I can confidently state that you are all glorified woodworkers. You should just stick to building coffee tables.
Just for shits and giggles, explain to me in detail, to the best of your ability, how sound propagates in an acoustic guitar.
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you know a pedal is good if a one of those heroin guys from the 90's used it, especially if they died.
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>>130897309
def has aura, i like them.

dont argue with this samefag >>130897408
>>130897414

he is either a self-hating thirdie himself or a bot or something. hes been shitting up the threads and hijacking new ones with his shitty phoneposting. he can't figure out how to copy/paste the template or rename image files, so probably so bootleg iphone from 8 years ago
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>>130898339
lmao, funniest shit i've seen all day. but no, cheetoh more-eato finally just signed his soul over to the smallhats for a small fortune and nightly gigging for the next decade straight. simple as
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>>130898103
Wat
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>>130898371
>My original argument was that Martin's glued headstock is an inferior design acoustically
Because it's not, you're wrong.
>I've never met a luthier
And you're also never been to college for engineering either, because if you had you'd understand why a glued on headstock is a superior design compared to a solid neck made out of one piece of wood.
>I can confidently state
Indeed. As a fool would.
>explain to me in detail, to the best of your ability, how sound propagates in an acoustic guitar.
No, we're not playing this game.

See, I understand exactly how different approaches to building guitars changes how they sound. You don't, because you're an idiot. You're too stupid to muddy the water enough to wrangle out a win here, you can't trick me into giving you any information that might help you escape the embarrassment you're currently suffering.

I know you don't know anything, that's why I'm toying with you right now.
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>>130898557
easy there champ
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>>130898523
>nightly gigging for the next decade straight
In exchange for
>a small fortune
In the industry that's called being a successful professional musician. Not that you'd know anything about that, of course :^)
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kek i love this general
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>>130897884
>>130897884
Is that Mr. Beast?
>>130897788
GO OFF KING
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>>130898557
>No, we're not playing this game.
Because you don't know how sound propagates through an acoustic guitar. Also, my knowledge of acoustics has surpassed that of what academia has to offer.
Let's get on to your second flawed point from the first argument.
>The less the neck moves the longer the string will vibrate.
Neck elasticity is one of 25+ variables contributing to the envelope of a perturbed string.
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>>130898618
>>130898698
you still here samefagging? lets see your guits
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>>130897309
>Cacacaster
>Dung Beatle bass

I hereby christen thee
>Paul McFartney
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>>130898760
imagine being so shitminded that you're unable to appreciate a natural finish. what a self-report.
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>>130898243
>have to be the worst people on the planet
not even close but okay bud. I will say they are very bad at doing youtube videos. Actually, most people are bad at it... really bad. They don't understand good editing, and how to stay on topic. We don't need an "intro" to a 10 minute video where you tell us your name, and what you will be doing in the video. Just do what the fucking title says you are going to do.

>>130898760
back to /b/. go there.
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>>130897855
>trans brown
but enuff about nogear posters
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>>130898811
>back to /b/. go there.

fuck you little shit i'm mad about all the thirdie posting theer. so much cuckstuff i had to get away from it
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>>130898826
I knew you were into cuckstuff, I could sense your damaged soul through all your desperate insults and /b/posting
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>>130898826
>mad about all the thirdie posting
and you came here instead?
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>>130898840
Easy, he is trying to avoid the temptation of bbc. Let him stay... he is... not in a good way.
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Wow I didn't know this is how it would end with our gay little visitor and chief shitposter. To think, he's just trying to get away from.. .nevermind. Not gonna go there. But this is truly hilarious. Wonder how he's gonna pepe post after all this shit lol
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>>130898745
>Because you don't know how sound propagates through an acoustic guitar
I know exactly how an acoustic guitar works, mechanically and acoustically. You don't though.
>my knowledge of acoustics
Which is exactly zero.
>Neck elasticity is one of 25+ variables contributing to the envelope of a perturbed string
Right, you're so smart that now you've resorted to repeating what I've already said while trying to embellish it with meaningless gobbledygook. It'd be hilarious if it wasn't so pathetic.

The best part is you tried to drop/sidestep your claim that a "Martin's glued headstock is an inferior design acoustically" because your realized you had no way to defend it from a mechanical or acoustic standpoint.
>Let's get on to your second flawed point from the first argument.
My point wasn't flawed, that's why you still haven't refuted it. Because you can't.

I'm enjoying making a fool out of you though, keep digging the hole deeper.
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>>130898602
You are correct, gigging every night and performing like a court minstrel who desperately doesn't want to get beheaded is most certainly the (((industry))), I totally agree with you. But my idea of true success is not having to be a slave to a contract and being able to party like rockstars did in the 80s and fuck chicks, my boy. thats the kind of success I'm talking about
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Straight up loser behavior, I thought we had a layer of irony but ew, no you guys are the real deal that's gross.
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>>130892373
Stef hasn't used this setup in years.
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>>130898993
>You are correct
I know. But then
>that wall of delusional fantasies
>like something a 12yo would dream up on the bus coming home from school
I started to cringe but then I just busted out laughing instead as I kept reading, good job.
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the one little technique i can't do, and i don't even know if this is real, because i learned about it like a decade ago, is that one harmonic where you bend the string up and down so fast that the note turns into a harmonic.
is that a real thing? because i can't do it it's impossible and i'm starting to think that's not even a thing.
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>>130898926
>mechanically and acoustically
I have now confirmed that haven't read a single book about acoustics.
If you want me to elaborate on why headstock joints are inferior, I can.
A joint behaves as a mechanical resistor, reflecting transverse waves. "But muh hide glue." Any incongruence in the cellular matrix of the wood causes a condition of impedance. Reflections too close to the nut create far more destructive interference than if they disperse unimpeded through a headstock.
We can do this all day. I've enjoyed laughing at your "expertise."
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>>130899330
Yes and no you vibrate it to keep the energy in the string high then you're still lightly tapping the harmonic node.
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Is my whammy bar broken or something?It doesn't stay in place and just pops out. Is that normal?
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>>130899428
i had this problem with an ibanez, i just stuffed a bunch of paper in that bitch and then stuffed the whammy bar in there. someone might have a better solution though.
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>>130899459
It's a fender jizzmaster, fyi.
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>>130899472
Push it in harder
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>>130899346
>I have now confirmed that haven't read a single book about acoustics
And I have confirmed you've obviously never read any books at all, never mind one on acoustics.
>If you want me to elaborate on why headstock joints are inferior, I can.
Oh, this should be good.
>followed by a wall of meaningless gobbledygook because you're terrified of trying to explain how a glued headstock is an inferior design acoustically and you're too stupid to refute anything I said

That's one way to concede in spectacular fashion, I suppose.
>inb4 "nO mY wAlL oF gObBlEdYgOoK gIbBeRiSh dId eXpLaIn iT, yOu'Re jUsT tOo dUmB tO uNdErStAnD wHaT i wRoTe!"

No, you didn't explained anything. Because you can't. Because you don't know anything.
>We can do this all day
You mean you can keep coming up with ways to avoid refuting what I said or defend the claim you made? I'm sure you can, a low IQ monkey furiously dancing away hoping his master will avert his gaze.
>I've enjoyed laughing at your "expertise."
It's funny, you already realized I'm smarter than you are and that you've long since lost the argument but you still haven't figured out a way off the meathook yet.

I'm going to give you a hint: it's because you're stupid and there is no way out of that.

Does that help?
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https://voca.ro/1iHtPHLkcCc7
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>>130899477
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Little miss muffet
sat on her tuffet
eating her curds and whey
along came a spider
who sat down beside her
and said
"ay bitch, whats in the bowl?"
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>>130897686
>you would make your family cross the street to avoid
lmao that's right bitch FEAR ME
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KleUddM2IPw
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>>130897309
I hate to pile on (heh heh, get it?) but the thumbnail does look like you stood on a green tarp and took two giant runny dumps right next to each other.
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https://voca.ro/1lFPKiRdkoxk
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>>130899737
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=58RSC7HO9aU&list=RD58RSC7HO9aU&start_radio=1&pp=ygUOYWN0aW9uIGpvaG5zb26gBwE%3D&ra=m
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>>130897312
even me? ;__;
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https://voca.ro/1bCeNBbVcQw6
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>>130899776
banger the brits would serve that with mash they call it bangers and mash
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>>130899884
i kno rite
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZtUnD2r3xg
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Stealin/gg/ all these five 9s from the ktroons wish me luck, sarrs!

Honest roll, no script... here we /gg/o!
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I didn't make it, /gg/uys. I'm so disappointed.
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>>130900001
good job there buddy, missed the 9s and the 0s lmfao get btfo
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>>130900020
I'm still mad about it all these years later.
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>>130900091
Based Billy Howerdell poster
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>>130899739
I was standing on my bed lol
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>>130899627
1. You argue like an African.
2. You would be able to understand my last post even if you have read an introductory book on acoustics.
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>>130900152
>"nO mY wAlL oF gObBlEdYgOoK gIbBeRiSh dId eXpLaIn iT, yOu'Re jUsT tOo dUmB tO uNdErStAnD wHaT i wRoTe!"

Called it. Just take the L and go shit out my cum while I wipe your shit off my dick before you fall in love with me.
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hee hee hee
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https://voca.ro/1f4TqNlSdDUQ
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>>130899346
>A joint behaves as a mechanical resistor, reflecting transverse waves.
>Any incongruence in the cellular matrix of the wood causes a condition of impedance.
>Reflections too close to the nut create far more destructive interference than if they disperse unimpeded through a headstock.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LQCU36pkH7c&ra=m
>>130900152
>an introductory book on acoustics
Kek link the pdf you copy/pasted from? Not that anon but you really should've gotten some rudimentary english under your belt before you tried it baka
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>>130900431
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>>130900431
>>130892465
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>>130900410
What?
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https://voca.ro/1nHc5fTSWMwj

when it comes to doing a scale on a single string, why is ascending harder than descending? or at least it felt like it was harder on this one.

i wanna be able to shred, but i fucked this up a million times to get that take... its only 120bpm. Very grim. Any tips on playing faster? I've been doing one of Bernths exercises daily but feel stuck at 180bpm on that one. Feels like progress is very slow if any is being made at all
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are these little gay boys still talking about acoustic guitars
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>>130900597
just b urself
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>>130900583
>O que?
Yeah
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>>130900699
based and Glarry pilled
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janny xarr why you did the disrespectful
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https://voca.ro/13BSs5Vxv9HA
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>>130900938
>https://voca.ro/13BSs5Vxv9HA
where do you get those sweet backing tracks? I need that type of /mu/sic in my life
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>>130900955
>>130892465
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>>130900597
The ascending part is hard if it's just done on one string. I think it's harder cause you have to shift your hand up before hitting the last accented note before the phrase repeats to the next sequence. The first descending pattern finishes in one position and neatly starts after the position shift. But maybe I'm understanding it wrong.
A bit easier doing the ascending pattern when the 4th note is on the next string ala Paul Gilbert.

Some things about speed
-it's a byproduct of accuracy, fretboard familiarity, muscle memory, economy of motion
At very high speeds it's really mostly muscle memory
Learn the lick slowly and accurately, then increase the speed. Find out which specific sequence is tricky and is the sloppy one at the right tempo and figure out the mechanics of it one hand at a time.
Tried it myself and the one string only ascending pattern is unusual to me since I'm used to 3nps shite
https://vocaroo.com/1maxq1TmM3D0
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>>130900955
It's AI
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im a total retard but I want to learn to play guitar to play with friends. can I just learn how to play songs I like and jam with them by repeating that muscle memory? what should I do to at least not ruin a jam session?
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>turns on metronome
>completely ignores it
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>>130900999
Well what ya gotta do is
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>>130901022
no that's wrong because you're retarded what you really gotta do is
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>>130901012
it always makes me laugh this jew was supposed to be running around nyc in the 90s with a mullet. then one day i realized lou reed was actually doing it
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>>130900999
ok start by
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>>130900999
First of all you need to understand that
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>raped
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>>130901022
>>130901038
>>130901065
>>130901080
i know you guys probably get the question a lot im sorry but please any basic direction besides "just play lol"
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>>130900955
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixUvNm4VtUU
Lots in this channel. If you click some more on the recommendations more will show up, but yeah it's ai. If it's before 2020 it's least likely to be one.

>>130901102
Find out what they want to play before hand and practice those
Learn basic theory, at least chord names and keys
Find the balance between taking too much space/soloing and being too demure and mute that you might as well not be there at all
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>>130900999
if you don’t feel it don’t play it. if you don’t know the key ask. only play as much as you think makes the song better; the space is just as important as what’s being played. jamming isn’t rocket science, sometimes just stabbing some chord fragments or simulating something like a horn embellishment is all you need in a jam. the bass/keys are doing the heavy lifting
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>>130901175
You think jimi hendrix asked his band what key they were in? Lmfao.
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>>130901165
>>130901175
thank you guys I'll try to commit to learning a lot more about theory so I can properly play within a key without fumbling over my fingers. hopefully I can at least be passable in a couple months
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>>130901199
you think jimi asked for advice from /gg/?
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>>130901244
BRUTAL TAKEDOWN
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Its fine to go into debt for a guitar right? I mean you'd be a fool to not get the sweetwater credit card
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I want a new guitar so bad but I don't know which one I wanna get. And it doesn't help I'm a broke motherfucker so mt budget is around 500. The new bentons should have been IT but the fuckers absolutely suck on qc and their models are stupidly limited. I just want a guitar that is super comfortable to play while standing, has a couple of humbuckers and medium jumbo frets...
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Hey there, can I get people's opinions on what genre this is?

https://vocaroo.com/19oXuglAZMn4
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>>130901346
>slicing an egg with strings at full tension
fake
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>>130901094
>it will never not be funny
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>>130901244
He played about as well as the best players on /gg/. Sam mogged him. Hendrix would be a literal who if he was white.
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>>130901380
You better be boiling an egg to try it yourself right now.
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>>130901362
noisecore
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i ain't never had to read no book or take no lessons ain't a song i can't play after a few listens and an afternoon
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>>130901165
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixUvNm4VtUU
https://voca.ro/129BhUAcSVlR

>>130901221
Good luck man. I also liked what Shawn Lane said that no matter your current level of playing - beginner, advanced or whatever is that always be making music. Given that he's a virtuoso he's pretty encouraging regardless of the technique is my takeaway from it.

>>130901362
Nice. I dunno, some specific sub genre of rock
The discordant elements remind me of BCNR
And at 24 seconds in hava nagila kek
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>>130901422
he couldn't even be bothered to use a guitar with a floyd so the egg could get under the strings? you could really slice an egg like that. push the bar down all the way, put the egg under the strings when they're slack and then pull the bar up. lazy photographer. makes me mad
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>>130901412
when you learn how to play guitar, 95% of recorded music loses its appeal
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>>130900989
thanks a ton dude. For a while I was really good about starting slow and increasing tempo... I was doing this daily exercise:
https://voca.ro/18GcLJ0ZshT6
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngw-XyB4zZ4

...but I plateaued at 180. What you hear in voca is me doing 180, then going to 200. For me, my pinky has been the weak link. I basically started (re)learning guitar but correctly using my pinky. Before my pinky would buckle and I would use it in that buckled/locked up state, which I found out was a terrible mistake and hard habit to unlearn. It was basically as weak as it before I started playing guitar. I've strengthened it a ton, but its still a weak link, or at least I think it is. I see mixed stuff about how much one should really use the pinky, and ever since watching a lot of players with that in mind, I notice a lot of people barely use it, so idk.
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Are we just going to ignore the other thread?
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something I haven't really seen covered on YouTube is alternate picking while palm muting. is there a trick to doing this? one note seems easy enough but it seems a little tricky doing a power chord because on the upstroke the pick seems to sometimes catch on the strings. for like post hardcore or certain pop punk songs, this seems like a critical technique because for higher tempos
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Are we just going to ignore why there’s two threads and why the old thread is still up?
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Best "cool guy" guitar?
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>>130901786
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>>130901786
Rickenbacker and (American made) Gretsch.
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>>130901786
D28
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>>130901786
Flying V - oh if only it had 24 frets (jumbo), a Floyd and wider radius, and no not that LTD bullshit it has to be the original shape & headstock. Preferably black w/ a white pickguard. That silver Epiphone futura version looks pretty good too though
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>>130901786
hair metal guitars
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>>130901776
i wouldn't worry too much about it one of those problems that will solve itself and isn't hurting anything
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I have a guitar with a wraparound bridge with really shit tolerances so it leans forward. Should I just get a new one or is it fine? Action and intonation are good and there's no buzzing, it just looks like shit
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https://voca.ro/1owZwyMTdOkw
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>>130902082
sounds like neal young
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https://voca.ro/11k6BwOC1rP5
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https://voca.ro/1dWdKkNt5e0f
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>>130902159
>>130902115
>>130902082
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAZLgsDRUv4
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>>130899006
Guitar.com hasn't made these in years either
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can we talk noiseless pickups? thinking about upgrading my squier strat pickups because hum is driving me mad. i just go chugga chugga on the bridge. does it sound close ish to the normal bridge sound? or is it just like the inbetween positions and palm muting sounds funny with heavy distortion. also welcoming any cheap noiseless, even if its just ones to avoid
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>>130902296
just get a noise gate
https://voca.ro/1nz0Bh07KaFv
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I have tasted the maggots in the mind of the universe
https://voca.ro/1kFzp0ZACHZq
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>>130901694
You're welcome m8. Shit's hard damn. The sequenced descent at the start is really fucking me up specially the middle and pinky ones, feels more like a left hand exercise rather than picking. I could barely do 140

https://voca.ro/13C88nFAAoHd

You can also add trills as part of your drills, added it at the end of the roo. Aside from two fingered trills I try index middle ring in a chromatic legato then the same on middle ring pinky and try to match the volume and tempo. Even there you can hear my pinky is also weak compared to the ring finger
Shawn Lane and Guthrie barely use it, they're on a 3 finger grip, but Paul Gilbert and Buckethead do use the one finger per fret with the pinky like classical guitarists. Most electric shredders aren't classicaly trained and it's really easier to gravitate to what's easier instinctively when you're self taught. That said, GG and Lane do use it to extend their reach depending on the pattern.. and Django Reinhardt existed so we mortals are just full of excuses kek

>>130902296
Fishman strat set are alright, though depending on how much gain there can still be some noise. But yeah metallica noise gate guy is right

>>130898103
>>130902307
Nice
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>guitar & bass gen
>its all guitar talk
where my fellow bass bros at? :(
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>>130902510
just like in the mix you can't hear them aye oh bazinga
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i haven't changed the strings on my guitar in years because i don't wanna deal with the floyd rose. they're crunchy too.
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>>130902520
shut up lars, you will hear my bass and you will like it.
since there's no bass on thread here's me jamming to 'one' just for fun: https://voca.ro/1h4EZ5BKvfM9

there's many mistakes because i haven't played this song in months and im too lazy to do more takes on a 7 min song.
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>>130902817
lower the pitch on them till they are floppy and take an old sock up and down them
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https://voca.ro/18PNfPHVnicn
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>>130899330
Never heard of that. My go-tos are 1.pinch harmonics and 2.quickly tapping the fret wire 12 frets higher than the fretted note.
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>>130899428
Spin it clockwise a few times.
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>>130899708
Why are you spying on me? Why can't you just leave me alone?
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Is this just 1 "chord" being played throughout these few bars or does it actually change?

>C# with a 4th and octave with the voicing as in the picture
https://vocaroo.com/1m9cr9B8UInL
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>>130903388
>C#
I meant G#.
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good ol' mother goose remember her?
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>>130903427
Remember that movie where some guy is trying to date Einstein's niece or something and he's not really that smart but Einstein plays cover for him and helps him act super smart to impress the girl?

Albert Einstein. Don't you remember him from History class?
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>>130903427
I fucked her
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>>130903539
yeah it had that one guy from that one movie in it and that one chick from that other movie right?
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>>130903388
I think it's a C# dominant lydian chord, the fifth being suspended and going back and forth with the fourth
https://voca.ro/1jraESwjjEOq
Sorta similar to the song an anon posted a voca of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7U6Qw34JN8 the starting chords
F with the sharp 4 C# descending a half step twice to its third the A
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>>130902817
>press trem arm towards body
>insert deck of cards between trem and body to hold it in place without needing to change spring tension
why do zoomers act like changing strings on a floating trem is rocket science?
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>find ebay listing for chibson that doesn't offer returns and buy it
>once you receive it, file a claim with ebay that it's not a real gibson
>get refund

you can do this as many times as you want and get infinite free guitars.
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Hmm you know what?
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>>130904064
Looks nice. What's the hell joint look like?
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>>130904071
heel joint
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>>130895384
I liked your arrangement when you changed a chord to diminished in the bridge
https://voca.ro/1dL3vZQvTCXA
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>>130904092
Too bad it's a regular strat block heel
https://www.thomannmusic.com/jackson_adrian_smith_dinky_mn.htm
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>>130904155
Good thing they didn't make it comfortable so it can preserve all that extra tone juice that would've leaked out of a sculpted heel.
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>>130903640
Thanks, that sounds very close. Can you post the actual voicings you used there? Even with the description I cannot figure it out.
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>>130904178
Some techs/luthiers on electric actually believe that kek. Or that the metal plate on the heel joint gives the strat the "quack"

>>130904384
np. I just used the tab you provided
G 13 >>> then 12th fret
D 11
A 11

Ab Db G#
Ab Db G

If you meant the jap song Skirt its a bar chord F on the first fret
Index on E string F, ring on D string F
pinky/ring on the G string is the moving part that goes Cb Bb A Bb
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>schizo kino is back
>No Gibson posting yet

He's only catching his second wind innit
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>>130904071
Regular blocky one. It's a cheap guitar so now wonder. I don't really mind though, it's not Les Paul level of discomfort anyway. I like the look of it, I really want a genuine strat shape and headstock with a floyd but the only fender like that is over 1k. I don't usually care about signature guitars but this one looks really nice and would be a good mod platform.
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>THEDOO
>only 2 guitar related videos in the past year
Time to unsubscribe
RIP
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>>130904946
>thedooo
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>>130903640
Dorian >
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>/gg/ is terminally afraid of strings breaking and whipping into the eye during string changes
>no one-eyed guitarists exist
/gg/ blown the fuck out.
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For me it's
>Andy Timmons
>Brandon Ellis
>Paul Gilbert
>Greg Howe
>Dave Murray
>Adrian Smith
>Jannick Gers
>KK Downing
>Glenn Tipton
>Ross Childress
in no particular order.
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>>130904946
>he doesn't have friends to play chameleon game with
sad
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>>130901485
learning and reciting a song from memory is so boring. you're like a kid at a piano recital. if i didn't have theory and improvisation i literally wouldn't play music
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>>130905956
I think both are enjoyable.
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>>130905808
Jannick Gers should have been fired along with Blaze when Bruce and Adrian returned. Absolute dead weight.
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>>130906345
His solos on "Fallen Angel" earned him the right to stay.
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I dug my bass and amp out of a cupboard for the first time in ~10 years and no sounds come from the amp other than a buzzing, which changes volume when I touch the strings. The knob on the left in pic related is loose and the entire thing will spin around once it reaches one edge of the 'normal' rotation. I can't see any soldering that looks off or any wires that look broken or disconnected.
I've never opened up a bass before, and I only have a rudimentary grasp of electronics, but it seems to me obvious that the knob on the left is the likely culprit. How would I go about removing it from its socket? I tried giving the grip on the front a tug but it didn't feel right, so I figured I would ask before being too forceful.
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>>130906614
Ah fuck the image rotated, when I say left please think right, i.e. the knob farthest away from the jack.
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Ever since I got the Strat, the Tele, Les Paul and superstrats have fallen by the wayside
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>>130906864
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>thread still in the catalog 4+ hours after reaching bump limit
>still nowhere close to archiving
dead thread
dead board
dead site
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>>130903918
Yeah, we all saw the thumbnail for that bullshit clickbait video too, we just weren't NPC enough to actually open it and watch it like you did.
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>>130909048
>6 hours now
grim



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