926

(3 replies, posted in Acoustic)

If it aint broke, don`t fix it. It still plays and sounds good. Leave it alone. My Gibson has a crack near the soundhole. It still sounds and plays good. It will stay that way.

927

(13 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Happy birthday.  Ha Ha youre older than me. (not much)

928

(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Congratulations to you.

929

(120 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I could never figure out how to get pictures on here. Also- the plastic guitard (elvis, roy rodgers) are made by emenee. They are fairly collectible today. I have a 1960 teen timer and tiger  guitar in my collection.

930

(17 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Derek, you never did say what was wrong with your truck. What happened?

931

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

joeyjoeyjoey wrote:
whitewater55 wrote:

Was the movie any good?

Havent been yet 2:35 is when we are going. Practice is usually at 2. If I try to squeeze it in I would be in trouble

The movie was good but slow going. It had its funny moments but not what I thought it would be. I won`t tell anything about it so not to spoil it for others

932

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

whitewater55 wrote:

Was the movie any good?

Havent been yet 2:35 is when we are going. Practice is usually at 2. If I try to squeeze it in I would be in trouble

933

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Dinner and movie.  Seven Psychopaths and chinese food. It`s a restaurant I don`t particularly care for but it`s not for me. It`s for Pam.

934

(6 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Happy birthday. You are lucky

935

(25 replies, posted in Acoustic)

A great song for 12 string is "playing with fire" by the rolling stones. Fingerpicked

936

(16 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

memory wrote:

Thank you for this article. That’s all I can say. You most definitely have made this blog into something special. You clearly know what you are doing, you’ve covered so many bases.Thanks!
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937

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Tomorrow is my 23rd anniversary with my wife. Actually cancelled  practicing tomorrow to take her out.

938

(18 replies, posted in Acoustic)

As far as learning goes. The sounds are different but I think of an electric as a car with power steering and an acoustic as a car without power steering. One thing for sure. A poor quality or badly set up guitar will be hard to play no matter what type it is.  I used  an acoustic  for practicing. Then an electric was that much easier to play.

939

(4 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Martin silk and steel or Ernie Ball earthwood lights. Starting with an 11. I prefer the Ernie Ball because the strings are still one to a pack. Martin changed the packaging and I stopped using them.

940

(17 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

topdown wrote:
beamer wrote:
topdown wrote:

^ Except for the PIA chores of re-setting the clock and all your favorite radio stations that is!

you can buy a thing taht you put in your cig lighter/accessory port that has a 9V on it and it saves your codes smile

Well - that's brilliant!

How long does it take to reset your radio stations and clock. I am willing to bet it is less than driving it to a garage.

941

(17 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I always try disconnecting the battery and reconnecting it after a few minutes. If it doesn`t work. You wont be any worse off

Acoustic: Yamaha apx-4-a   . Electric: 1996 Fender strat. Bright red- maple fingerboard.       These are utility guitars. The ones I use with a band. I also have a 1967 Rickenbacker 450-6. Solid body.Try finding one. And a 1959 Gibson acoustic. Plays like a dream. Too many others to name.   My daughter (the trout)  has 2 main guitars. An Ibanez ae-18 and a 2001 Fender strat with a Humbucker near the bridge. Plus an early daisy rock -rock candy and a squier strat. Plus the squier mini she started on

943

(8 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I always go to the private store before I go to guitar center for that reason. There is only one Union Music in Worcester or anywhere for that matter. Where guitar center is like a Wal Mart of guitar shops, Union Music is like Ike Godseys general store of music.  The private stores are disappearing fast. I will support them first.

944

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

How much is a new neck compared to replacing the guitar?. Can you find a used one for cheaper? The quote was from Taylor. Did you take it to a quality luthier? It`s amazing what can be fixed when it looks like a total loss.

945

(24 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I`m so sorry to hear about your friend. I hate cancer, my wife is a survivor and I almost take it personally when anyone else gets it. I hope the best for his family

946

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Ever nitice how many Les Pauls have headstock repairs. If a broken headstock can be fixed. I am sure your Taylor can. If it can, the battle scars can remind you to be more careful

947

(16 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

bushy243 wrote:

All
   does anyone read their posts and correct before submitting or am I the only one that has a problem understanding the language used?
Most of the above posts are all gobbledegook to me.

All the best
Bushy

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Are you shutting off the pickup system. Check if the little red light (if there is one) is on or off. There is usually a little on/off button where the controls are. You may want to make sure of that first. Or simply pull the battery out if you don`t use the electric system.

949

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

dino48 wrote:

keep at it jjj!

I do, when I play by myself. I try when I am driving the company truck by myself. My voice is just too bad. Maybe it was too much Dewars and too many Winstons in the past. Plus a few other substances. I used to really "enjoy my recreation" in the 80s. Being in a band situation for awhile didn`t help with that

950

(14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Zurf wrote:

Why don't you sing?  That's how Phil Collins got his start with singing.  The band couldn't find anybody they liked and they had a show to do.  So Phil sang the show and because the new lead singer from behind the drums.  I still don't know how drummers and bassists can sing and play, but they do.

I have tried singing. I can sing and play at the same time except one thing. My voice sounds like a combination of nails on a chalkboard while stepping on a cats tail during a test of the emergency broadcast system. I have tried different types of music and the result is always the same.AAAAHHHHHHH