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Studying on your own is a given. Without that you'll make zero progress. If you can play live, you should. If you can take lessons, you should.
Any learning is good. Whether with a good teacher or with good educational materials. It all depends on you and your commitment.Nowadays, there are a lot of interesting educational materials in the...
Very interesting! I absolutely love the idea of creating a compendium of short licks and phrases that can be shared and utilized by fellow jazz players. Looking forward to more contributions...
I would recommend giving roundwound strings a try and see how they sound and feel on your 2007 LeGrand. It's an opportunity to explore different tonal possibilities and discover what suits your...
Hank's playing has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on jazz guitar and continues to inspire musicians to this day. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inviting the wisdom of the forum to...
If you prefer a smoother application with fewer brush marks, you might opt for a brush with softer natural bristles, such as squirrel or ox hair.
Like syrup of ipecac for my ears and eyes. I only listen to electronic music after the gig while I"m waiting for the check.....
I'd reframe that and say that it's a good idea to know the chord tones of the chords you're playing over. It's also a good idea to know the tonal center of the passage you're playing within. ...
It´s an awesome guitar! The difficulty has been finding a case for it. Anybody have any recommendations? We are talking 2 hundred plus to order the one custom built from Walkin in Japan.
I’d love to find someone in my area who has a Polytone that I could borrow for a couple days, to see how close I can come to it with the Katana. I know every player would have their own fave...
Studying with a good to reasonable teacher is always better than dicking around on your own. If you have the time and money you should do it. It won't necessarily be perfect but that's why you're...
I have a very expensive set of badger hair brushes that I used for brushing lacquer. This was a long time ago so there are likely some equivalent synthetic brushes available today. Here's some...
If you are buying, talk them down as much as you can. If selling, it looks more like a finish issue near the glue line; if it is stable, probably no big deal.
Gibson ES-175 crack should I be concerned
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