Who else here is a fellow guitarist?

Started by Trigger, October 01, 2012, 08:43:19 PM

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J.R.Bear

Quote from: PandaB on October 04, 2012, 04:51:11 PM
I play, i could teach you for free if you wanted. I like hanging out and filling people with knowledge[if i can]
I live in port moody.
That's very nice of you. I may just take you up on that sometime.

Pea

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Quote from: KermodeJay on October 04, 2012, 08:16:05 PM
That's very nice of you. I may just take you up on that sometime.

Seeing as I have no direction in life as of the moment I'm able to hang out anytime fri-sunday this week, as in tomorrow-sunday if you would like to too or if that's too soon doesn't matter it's whenever you want to. Or we could go on Skype if you have a webcam and mic and feel more comfortable on there instead of in real life, some people are I'm not. But my mic is meh.


J.R.Bear

Quote from: PandaB on October 04, 2012, 09:23:39 PM
Seeing as I have no direction in life as of the moment I'm able to hang out anytime fri-sunday this week tomorrow etc if you would like to too or if that's too soon doesn't matter it's whenever you want to. Or we could go on Skype if you have a webcam and mic and feel more comfortable on there instead of in real life, some people are I'm not. But my mic is meh.

Cool feel free to hit me up in a PM or whatever and we can chat.

Elias.Ringtail

Quote from: Trigger on October 04, 2012, 08:15:13 AM
It's a Mann, and well I started playing guitar with finger picking, and I only want another electric so I can put lighter strings on it, My Mann's got real thick strings on it now making it impossible to do hammer-ons and pull offs

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/planet-waves-varigrip-hand-exerciser <-- Make some exercise of the fingers with this, they will become strong like ox and you can make tricky hammers and pulleys weep as you crush them...also, a little additional gain may be your friend. Why such heavy strings? For funky alternate tunings?

Trigger

Well I didn't really know they were that thick, I figured they were like a buddies of mine, but turned out they weren't, and well I've had them for a a few years now, and they just won't break
I'd rather die on paws than live on feet.

Hadlock

#20
I play classical guitar, been playing for 11 years. I love the classical guitar just a gentle sound when played with great tone :)

I major in Classical Guitar Performance at Kwantlen.

I play a Manuel Rodrigo E Hijos hand crafted guitar from Spain :D

Elias.Ringtail

Quote from: Trigger on October 05, 2012, 08:51:16 AM
Well I didn't really know they were that thick, I figured they were like a buddies of mine, but turned out they weren't, and well I've had them for a a few years now, and they just won't break

I'd say restringing = phenomenally cheaper than an entirely new guitar. :)

Quote from: Hadlock on October 05, 2012, 10:29:06 AM
I play a Manuel Rodrigo E Hijos hand crafted guitar from Spain :D

I'll bet it sounds absolutely beautiful!
I am not so great with a classical guitar. :/ Well, I'm not exceptionally good with any style of guitar, but classical slays me especially hard.

kohl

How 'bout you just learn to play any guitar how it is? Why spend 2k on a piece of equipment that's going to deteriorate? If you want a good guitar, then practice, get sponsors to pay you to play there high prices guitars. Just because you got a Ferarri doesn't mean you can beat a VW Rabbit on the track. It will make your enjoyment out of playing so much better. At a beach party, you hear a guitar, you wonder the sand then hey, there it is. Seems like a couple strings on the guitar is out of tune or the guitar is from a thrift store. Do you give up? Turn a string out of tune. There's only so many combinations you can get from a guitar if you play in a standard format. A guitar can be manipulated so easily. Half fret, nail fret, moveable bridges, you can even tune the guitar as you play at the same time.

Trigger

Yeah true, maybe I'll do that, but I also want another 6 string so I can have one standard tuned and the other either drop D Drop E or 1/2 step down, instead of constantly retuning
I'd rather die on paws than live on feet.

Cyggie

Yes! Have playing for 5-6 years now? I'm huge into jazz theory and chords but I usually play rock, particularly psychedelic/progressive in style! :3

wolfensongman

I've been playing guitar for ten years now. I've played through many different styles in that time but at present I'm on a classical fingerpicking / songwriting trip. :>

Neox

#26
I wouldn't exactly call myself a "guitarist." I don't actually sit down with intent on practice and theory, and I don't consider myself really that good.  I usually play around and discover tunes that I think sound good and throw them on track.  I'm far more experienced on drums.

That being said, my baby is my Ibanez RGA8 (F#, B, E, A, D, G, B, E).  The thing is a hellbender.  The low end sounds so ridiculously beefy, and the fretboard is quite a challenge to get familiar with, having to reach so far across to get the F# and B strings.

I learned most of what I know on my Epiphone SG and my dad's old Fender Telecaster.  I also have a Yamaha steel string acoustic, Yamaha 5-string bass, and a cool little Epiphone mandolin.
NaEthOliX.

Call me Naetholix, Neox, Neo or Steve, I respond to all of them. =)

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zadow sunfire

i can play guitar a little but mostly i play bass. i have a crappy guitar and bass, and my nice bass is an epiphone thunderbird gothic
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Elias.Ringtail


Tynder Bluekoinu

I play but only a beginner. Been trying to figure out how to play some of my favourite songs cause I'm sick of the boring beginner songs and also want to be challenged a bit more. Problem is having troubles figuring out how to maker hem  sound pretty like the pro acoustic players.