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Triumph March from Entry of the Gladiators. If you aren't familiar, Google it.

Tiny Dancer is also great on acoustic. So's Walking In Memphis.

I paid 800 but I picked up a pedal and some other stuff too. Probably a tad bit more than yours.

Jerome I bought the exact same set (I think from '51) in grey MOTS about a year ago. Mind sharing your price? I want to see if I got a good deal.:)

Topdown, you've inspired me. My jam room was moved to a 24 hour secure lockout facility a few months ago and now I have a room laying empty. I'm man-caving it this weekend. Thank you for the inspiration!!!!

Im pretty sure Tony Soprano beat up a stripper on that couch once.

A better guitar would improve some aspects of your playing. But the best players I know can make dental floss and a coffee can sound like buddy guy.

I own less guitars than I want and more guitars than I need. I plan to keep it that way.

Question: If you dropped substantial coin on a high end instrument, let's say $2,000+, would you be comfortable road tripping with it? Taking it on flights? Letting friends try it out? I am not. I have a number of high end instruments. My hands and my hands alone are allowed to touch them. I don't take them on the road unless it's for a paid gig and even then mostly not.

I have a second group of middle to low end instruments that I sling around on planes, smoky bars, etc. All in all I have 13 (if you count two electric mandolins, a lap steel, and a baby Sitar) and I hope to one day have many more than that.

I'm trying to work on my vocal range so I"m doing a lot of tunes that are well above my comfortable range right now. Jason Mraz, Lionel Richie, some Allman Brothers, that sort of thing.

I dont understand how it works with string bending. if the point of the thing is that it keeps the strings under constant tension, how does it know to allow you to modify the tension by bending?

Tugger you should not use your email address as your handle. You're about to get bombed with spam.

I have one. It's awesome. You can buy materials to make proper picks, too.