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Hey Bensonp, Lots of great songs here. I don't have a link for this one but how about " Just Bummin Around " written
    by Pete Graves. Btw he lives about a 1/2 hr from me and I've been lucky enough to play music with him over
    the years here and there.

Hey Wayne, What can I say but once again great job!! I liked the balance you got--sounds good. I'm still messin with an old Tascam 4 track. Need to upgrade but too many other needed things first. Some times my work takes me to Wy. Last year we were at Peetz, Co. and drove thru Wy. Who knows--I might get to see you live singin-n-pickin!       Mike

Hey thanks all, Got some studying to do now. Thanks for the link wonk, but now I'm confused as to why a manufacturer would wire this in series when the link suggests not to run speakers in series. Interesting tho. I found another bit of info in the manual which shows a "damping circuit" which runs from the ext. speaker to the power side?? Ok--neighbor and I are going to the Guitar Center wed. and I'll pick their brains and probably bring home a digitech 2 voice harmonizer and maybe an extra cab.
   Thanks again all!!   Mike

Hey Tony, the more you practice the better the "muscle memory" will kick in. Believe me, the rest of us are no different than you.We are not magical-just determined. I've been playing a long time and yet there are certain chord fingerings that put a strain on my hand-only because I don't use them much. I need the practice also. Hang tough and you will win. Mike

Hey all! Really good old tunes you guys-n-gals posted. Makes me want to listen to more oldies.
REMs' song is an awsome song-thanks Bensonp. That song makes one stop and realize no matter how
tough things get-don't give up.     Mike

Hey Roger, Never heard of tomatoe jam------sounds worth trying. Have tried jalapeneo jelly
and really like it. Sweet with a hot after bite.    mike

Another good one is while playing in a group, look around and give the evil eye to another player---then laugh.    Mike

Hey Patrickthered----- have a happy one!

Hey Craig58, seriously think about upgrading to a better playing guitar. Maybe one that's not necessarily pretty or scratch free etc., but one that you can play more easily. If you keep at this and have the necessary desire you will upgrade anyway. Be creative in your search for another. Trust me- you'll be glad you did. Another option is to have it looked at professionally and they can determine whether it is feasable to adjust the action. There's only so much that can be done inexpensively to the cheaper models. Hope this helps, I'm sure other Chordians will also help with advice. Good luck and welcome to Chordie!   Mike

Hey Bensonp, somehow I think I must have seen that one as a kid cause it kinda rung a bell (no pun intended).   Mike