your very welcome! there's a free program called guitar alchemist its easy to use and it gives all the scales in Lydian,Dorian,etc plus the notes in the chords as well as the position on the fretboard and a ton of variations on chords with diagrams,it also has a choice of sounds for these notes from guitar,keys,synth,brass etc, just google "Guitar Alchemist"and select the free downloaded version I think you will enjoy this and its a great help aid

the ends on the right are RCA jacks the other is a stereo 1/8 in jack you can get a female adapter that this will plug into and it has a 1/4" guitar plug on the other end this go's into your amp so plug the two rca jacks into your "outs" plug the 1/8 "stereo jack into a 1/4" FEMALE adapter it has a small hole on one end and a guitar plug on the other this go's into the amp its a common chord and can be purchased along with the adapter at any electronics department the best one would be Radio Shack the cost is less then $10.00 for both and the reason it hums or buzzes is because the output from the boss is a weaker signal and needs to be sent thru smaller wires and the y chord and adapter will solve this

Tony by "small ones" do you mean rca jacks? or 1/8" stereo plug? if its rca jacks and I'm betting it is because you hook up to your stereo you can solve this with a Y chord adapter that plugs into your rca outs and can plug into your amp let me find a photo of what you need ok?be right back

Zurf what key are you playing this in? if its C the first chord is F and the into is a slide down from the 5th fret on the 3rd and 1st string to the 3rd fret useing your 2nd and 3rd fingers to a C chord and a C with a D added,thats a C with your pinky on the 2nd string 3rd fret and it go's right into the F 'everyday I get more C confused if your playing in another key let me know and I can give you the chords for the intro,actually its not a chord intro but more of a riff

excellent! I found a link thanks for the info
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31QQ1gNpAaY

With the scale for C, C being 1, D being 2, E being 3, etc, play 1, 2, 3, 4, - 2, 3, 4, 5, - 3, 4, 5, 6,  etc.

And the same back down - 8, 7, 6, 5, - 7, 6, 5, 4, - 6, 5, 4, 3, etc.

CDEF DEFG EFGA (1234-2345-3456) and CBAG-BAGF-AGFE(8765-7654-6543) is a accending and decending major scale exercise it is quite usefull for building coordination the next set of notes starts on the second note of the previous group up and down

It could be a problem with the bass pickup or wiring shorting out have the pickups checked for continuity(current flow) if it comes and go's that could be the reason

CHESS,oil painting,charcoal and pencil drawings hanging out at the lake and getting a tan

Phill I hope someday we will meet im sure we would have many stories to tell each other, this song was written on the spur of the moment all I had was a few chord changes I liked the D/F# to G, and the G chord has a D on top (2nd string 3rd fret) so the change form one to the other was made without moving my 3rd finger and it is kind of a bio of my musical life and the lyrics just came easy and natural thank you my friend for the nice comments some day we will jam a few tunes if the creek dont rise and the good lords willing

I think it was more or less a guilt trip his girlfriend most likely explained the whole thing and if thats the only way to get a free beer im happy with pepsi