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gtx wrote:Don't think a. Day goes by without me picking up my Takamine EN 20 . I used to covet my mates Gibson but he now thinks my Tak is the best sounding guitar in the area where I live. This guitar has made me want to learn more
I love my Takamine's I have a G72ae and a small one also great sounding from both.
It may be better too slow down for a blues tune and add some chords in the 7ths.
Roger Guppy wrote:Here it is, a nice looking guitar but I wonder where you find room to store them all Joey 
Roger
And here is the one that has been around for a million years:
I like the stickers,looks like you had a weekend breakfast the Rolling Rock is good beer.
Grah1 wrote:Well next Tuesday my equipment returns to the UK all exept my pa system which I sold to my good freinds in the Greek heavy metal band Everdie,so at least ill get to use it again in the future.However I'm wondering where to put everything when it arives as we only have a small cottage in the uk.5 electric ,6 acoustic ,2 resonators ,1 bouzuki,2 mandolins,1banjo,1,cigar box guitar 2 key boards,1 ukelele ,4 amps plus god knows how many pedals cables and mics.
Good job were looking for a bigger house.
Hi graham looks like you got all the sales stuff done that is a nightmare I hope we see you here more now.
jjj how many do you have now ?
Well done thanks for sharing.
gander1 wrote:Hi,
I have really enjoyed using Chordie over the last several years but the new format has me befuddled. The print and. grid options (side, bottom or no grid} appear to be nonexistent. Also, where the chords are inserted within a lyric word; the chord appears above as it should, but there is a large gap in the word. These are the only problems I have detected so far but I haven't been able to do much with it. I hate to play the geezer card but at 71 I'm not much of a techno-cat. Hope I have this in the right place.
Thank you. Wayne
I am still finding things also it is taking time.
Doug_Smith wrote:Actually the term multi-scale has been trademarked..... but then for all I know so has fan-fret..... the more common is Baritone Guitar. Long scale and the unusual fret angles do a lot in keeping the intonation correct for all the strings at any given tuning. The perpendicular fret is usually around 7 with scales extending up to 30". Heavier strings and a more bracing, and sometimes 7+ strings. The more common tuning is perfect 4th at BEADF#B although there is no "standard tuning" for the Baritone Guitar.
Several manufacturers make them although finding one hanging on the wall of your local music store is rare. I've only seen a couple, handled one Breedlove..... and with the unusual tuning couldn't get my brain around fingering even the most basic chords. I need a lot more studying of the notes on the fretboard and chord building with inversions before I would consider owning one..... but I will say in the hands of the likes of Don Ross or Andy McKee they do sing!
Thanks for the info Doug.
Tig good one,I played it and I also played it replacing the A with an A7 and it adds a bright spot.
I have never seen one,but I hopesomeone here can talk about them they look interesting.
enjoyed it Gill thanks for sharing it.
Hi mojo,that was a good try but its a hard song too fingerpick. I think you would do well with Erics crossroads slowed down or before you accuse me song.
Super bowl Day! I like the Panthers!
I don't see it either we are still missing somethings.
Found my songbooks.I really like the new look.
I can not find my songbooks but I am real impressed at the change,looks good.
R'I.P. Maurice. UJB I am afan of thiers thanks for the heads up.
cool gil I used too go up too the city about 4-5 times a year.
Welcome to chordie that happens here a lot and they are working on the sight.
that was one of your best Gil. I like to play that song aloot.
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