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What Unclejoe said.

It would be my luck that it was gone when I went back the next day. Got my fingers crossed for ya!!!

Action can be adjusted on any guitar. Three areas come in to play when talking about action. The nut, the bridge, and the neck. The relief (bow) of the neck, the height of the bridge, and the grooves in the nut all get adjusted together to lower the action. Basically called a setup. It's something worth learning how to do if it's up your alley. If not, then take it to someone who knows how.

Glad to hear that you are progressing Jim!!! Makes you feel good when you get something. You should have come across some mention of counting in the vids you watched. Typically your down is counted as a "number" and the up is counted as an "and".

Here's a great little vid that shows it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q7rspb0MpI

Roger, do let us know how these work out for you. As mentioned before, I think adding that much mass to the bridge would be a hindrance. I read something about a very low break angle also.

I agree with Beamer and TF. Great guitar players are harder to find these days. I think the ones that stand out have that old soul and do it just for the music. One that comes to mind for me is Steve Stevens (Billy Idol's guitar player). He's 55. He played with Idol and did all that type of music for a long time (he still does), then turned a corner and got really in to Flamenco. I don't really care for it, but my point is that he wanted to expand and learn something new. you can only beat the same drum for so long before it doesn't work for you anymore. I think this is the type of person we will be talking about in another 15-20 years.

I don't know if Jack White is all that great, but he is also in this category. Mabye Dave Grohl also.

Happy NGD!!!!

Gonna get me an electric someday............

The Air force Museum and the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame are on my bucket list.! Both right there in Ohio

Is that the Douglas on the left? It's huge compared to the LP. I like the LP better.

Not in any one location that I know of. If you do a search from the homepage for exactly what you want you might find it. E minor scale, D minor scale, etc.

Check out Justinguitar.com. He's got loads of stuff on scales.

Happy NGD!!!! I'm thinking I might need an electric.

Wow, that's really cool.

I thought it would be funny if he pulled his arms out of his shirt at the end.