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I played an Orange amp today actually while at the ma and pa guitar store around here. It's a very versatile and friendly tone. I plugged a tele in there and got a nice blues tone in it. A jazz sound only seems natural through it.

Try out some tube amps at your guitar store. Fender makes some good ones, Mad Cat and Orange are also favorites of mine. They'll generally cover the tones you mentioned you're looking for. The link you have, the amp seems pretty decent. But I recommend to try it out- make sure the clean channel is r...

cooldany wrote:I was writing a chord progression in the key of Em and added E notes into the III. So it's a g with e in it what would i call this? G6 or somthin?

FYP? If so, then yes, G6

How the hell are you going to appeal to both 7 year olds and 16 year olds?

It's fairly simple. We did it ourselves to the family acoustic.
Any luthier on the market will know how to do this.

Generally speaking, for your basic triadical chord voicings, your bar chords are going to be a little more atmospheric as they contain more notes (octave harmonies).

Generally not a good idea to switch between tunings.

It's reverse tones. It's horrible, its the pitch you're getting from the wrong side of the string essentially. I'm really not too sure what causes this problem

STFU

Loop pedals generally do NOT have delay functions on them, correct?

So- I'm sure there are people here who sometimes have questions on how to perform certain techniques that require a proper finesse, or even those just starting out. And there are a number of bassists here (actually the presence has been dissipating but GSR, me and bassman (and if tictacs ever wants ...

Apparentally, a few people have had the ol'e breedlove/yamaha combo.

So overall, is this tour worth it to catch these guys this month?

ericwormann wrote:Dave and Tim should do the Bartender intro into DDTW again. That was so good. Bartender doesn't really hold up on its own for me.

Agreed. Dave and Tim it's bland without DDTW. However, Bartender is phenomenal full band and doesn't require the seque.

Keep the slide on either ring or pinky finger. Keep very light pressure with the slide (you don't want to apply pressure as to lower the string). You'll want to be right above the fret to hit the note. Use vibrato. Use your earlier fingers on the string (I'm not sure where I heard this, but it makes...