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Im just a strummer.I always wanted to play rythym and thats what I do.I dont even attempt to be a hero nor do i try.I have played lead parts but I dont care for it.Also im not that good anyways

At least at mine,we play music.Talk and joke around,compare toys and have a good time.The songs we are working on,sometimes just noodling around with musical gibberish.No fighting ,everyone gets along(we are all older).Always remember.A bad jam session still beats the s**t out of a day at work.

I want 2.How do i pay.Do you take checks.Where to send?Also.I like the blue better

Listen to Buzzwagon.He knows what he is saying.He advised me to do that to my fender strat and it now plays like a dream.I was ready to smash mine it was so bad.Now it is all fixed and now  belongs to GabbyTrout.

What we call a hurricane up here,you call a windy day.Same as what you consider being buried in snow,is just a minor inconvenience for us.Some lost power.My lights didnt even flicker.My wife is from Buffalo and Maine.Being buried in snow was an everyday thing for her.Everyones bad weather isnt so bad for someone else.Except tornados.That hit the next town over.

My rickenbacker is called rick                                                                                            My danelectro silvertone amp in case is called Pam(after my wife,I knew her a month when I bought it in 1985.I still love Pam very much,YOU DECIDE WHICH PAM)                My Yamaha sj 180 is called Joey.Because it says joey in the front with those gold and black steel letters.Along with about 20 stickers.The rest dont have names.They are too many to keep track.Plus if you name them you get attached and dont want to let them go.(at least I do)

The fact that you were using a dvd to restring tells me its youre first time restringing.It takes a few times to get restringing down to a science.I broke strings many times by winding them too tight.Like playing,restringing takes practice.When you start winding the string have the tuner ready as soon as you start winding and dont rush.Doug is also right.Bad strings do happen.Find someone who can show you how who has done it forever.I had two seasoned pros teach me twice and it was easy after the first few times.Also if youre tuner doesnt give a reading after continually turning the peg,back off and start over.Hope that helps;  Joe

You know youre  a musiciann....when you take a steel body guitar to an auto detailing shop to have detailed(60.00).In a dirty rusty old junk car.Then turn down the offer to detail the car too.I did.Told him for that price(400.00),I could buy a really  nice guitar and wash the car myself

Same thing happened to me and my daughter.Stick with it.I used to use lighter strings at first and work my way up in time.Eventually you will get calouses and not feel any pain. Time and patience.Good luck and stick with it.Dont give up.

I definitely would want some.It would look cool on the back of my car.May even add to the value.Even hold it together.