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Joe O'NeillU.S.
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Upside down left handed guitar playing | |
Frank A Dornay JrU.S.
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I can answer questions about basic theory (i.e. key signatures, harmonies, intervals) and better ways to improve playing. I cannot answer more advanced theory questions or guitar value related questions. | |
Jason GrangerU.S.
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I can answer questions about technique and chording, as well as individual guitarist's styles and influences. | |
Jason FryerCanada
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<BR>I can answer any kind of question that is guitar related - from choosing the right guitar/amp for your needs, musical style & budget, to effects usage & placement, & most technical questions related to guitar set up & repair. <BR> <b>I do not specialize in dating or appraising vintage gear, so please don't ask me to appraise the value of your instrument.</B> <BR><BR> <B>URL: <a href="http://www.rivercityjunction.com"> River City Junction</B></a> <BR> | |
Mark SzafranskiU.S.
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Anything involving vintage guitars, tube amplifiers, organs, keyboards, drums and more. I have been specializing in used musical instruments for nearly 30 years and have dealt with most products. I also work and repair many items and can fix most items from Hammond organs to vintage tube amplification. | |
Dave DixonU.K.
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Guitar player since 1987. Studied at Musicians` Institute. Worked as guitar/music teacher since 1991. | |
GabrielU.S.
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I answer a variety of guitar related questions. I have multiple music degrees and years of experience in the field. When asking your question: 1. Please be clear in your message. 2. Provide actual question(s). 3. Please keep it short and concise. 4. Save my one-question-per-day for someone else if you can find the answer on your own. Please, *no* questions regarding: serial numbers, appraisals, pricing, value, restorations, or when a particular instrument was made. Thank you. | |
Dustin MartinU.S.
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Music Theory Related questions. Harmonizing scales, Chord progressions, Chord formulas, Modes. What scale patterns you should/could play over certain chords. etc... I should be able to answer almost any theory related question and if I don't know off hand I will try to find out. Please Do not ask me any questions about how much your guitar is worth, I am only interested in helping students and those interested in furthering their musical comprehension. | |
Lynne MayU.S.
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Any question relating to guitar playing: scales, chords, music theory, arpeggios, soloing, chord progressions, key signatures, buying a guitar, guitar tabs, writing guitar music, musical styles including rock, blues and classical. Please do not flag your question as "Private", as this prevents other readers from benefiting. I will no longer answer "private" questions. | |
H-BombU.S.
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I'm the BS-artist's dream. I'm self-taught, and my technical understanding of musical theory is limited. However in many cases if I hear it and my A.D.D. isn't in overdrive I can figure it out. I relate more to classic artists like Angus Young, Keith Richards & Tony Iommi, but have figured out some of the tricks of the trade used by more modern players as well. I know anything you'd ever want to know about Gibson SG's & Flying V's, and am one of the few cats you'll find here in South Carolina who doesn't worship all things ..... |
Hi, Shawn-- I am sorry to say that I can't tell anything about the guitar with the info given. A model name or number would possibly help. A date of manufacture would help more. National guitars
You have a couple options. First, and probably best, is to take it to a local guitar shop. Vintage guitar shops are better, but a place like Guitar Center would be good, too. Second, if you feel comfortable
Have you tried withi with another cable? If the problem only happens wiht one cable, then it would indicate that there is a problem with the cable - possibly a bad/damaged connection in one of the plugs
Hi, Bill-- If you are thinking of buying this guitar, be sure to check out the neck thoroughly. It is not a good idea to leave too little tension on the neck for that length of time. Tune it and see
Hi, Steven-- I could find no sources on the internet. The best thing to do would be to contact the Hohner company and see if they have any idea where you could locate the decal: Hohner, Inc. 1000
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