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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 "Skynyrd". Always willing to go out of my way to help budding young players, and most of my students have been disenfranchised youth and females...being kind of the aging punk-rock/hard-rock guru I've taken many folks under my wing who might not have otherwise had the confidence. It's a pleasure to see someone succeed with things I've passed on to them. So try me, I might be able to help! I'm NOT one who knows a ton about vintage guitar values, dating or specs unless it's a Gibson SG, so if you have questions regarding other models of guitars you ..... | |
J Ross SmithU.S.
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Over 15 years of guitar playing, teaching, building, and modifying; have worked as a touring musician, studio session guitarist, engineer, guitar tech, and guitar teacher. Registered member of ASCAP. Registered member of Freelancers Union. I have a working knowledge of music theory and styles, and a taste for all types of music and instruments. If you have a favorite guitar player or style, chances are I share it! If you have a question I can't answer, I'll rely on experienced and knowledgeable people I know to get the correct information for you, and I hope I can help inspire your playing style and tone. Promotional photo by Sebastian Castillo at Castillo Photography, San Diego, CA. | |
The DoctorU.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. I do *not* answer those questions. Thank you. |
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Kevin CavenaghU.S.
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Most Areas of Music.from studies to live performances for vocalist to musicianship.(how to) for anyone aspiring to devote themselves to the life of a minstrel.from there first purchase of any percussion,keyboard,Guitar. instrument microphone,or sound system(p.a)from study to practice to performance!!from a coffee shop to a concert hall!!!!!!! | |
Dave DixonU.K.
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Guitar player since 1987. Studied at Musicians` Institute. Worked as guitar/music teacher since 1991. | |
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. I can no longer answer questions as to the value of a guitar. Please do not flag your question as "Private", as this prevents other readers from benefiting. I will no longer answer "private" questions. | |
JRCanada
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I can answer any questions related to guitar playing in any popular style, which includes; theory, harmony, technique, chords, arpeggios, improv, maintenance (not repairs), buying advice, picks, strings, effects, amps, etc. I WILL NOT answer any questions about appraisals, serial numbers, or anything related. Please be concise in asking a question so that we can keep the back and forth to a minimum. Lastly, please avoid asking questions that have already been answered ;) | |
Jason FryerCanada
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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. I do not specialize in dating or appraising vintage gear, so please don't ask me to appraise the value of your instrument. URL: River City Junction |
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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. PLEASE do not ask questions about values of your instruments. I cannot and will not answer them. Thank you. | |
LeeroyU.K.
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I can answer questions on the USA made Fender Bullet 1981 to 1983. Also questions on vintage Fender Mustangs from 1964 onwards. If I do not know the answers, I will try my best to find out for you. |
Hi Steve. As for the age, here is the serial number information lifted directly from the Hamer Guitar site: "How can I determine the age of my guitar? Hamer USA Guitars: Serial Numbering System
This is a beautiful guitar, Lana! I've not seen one before that I can recall. Considering the intricate work and the fact that there doesn't seem to be any identifiable markings, I'm going to say I think
Hi Don! Normally, I point value questions of this type to one of my articles, found at this link: http://www.musicouch.com/Instruments/String/Guitar/Whats-my-Guitar-Worth.623525. I still recommend reading
Hey, Eric. I want to say that he's playing his guitar in Db Standard. I'm pretty sure he's using the E Major Scale in the song, as well. The first note is E, then he goes to G#, A and back to E. I'll
Hi Reid! If I'm not mistaken, the dots are used as a sort of marker for which feet you're on, (3, 5, 7) or even a double dot to mark an octave. It's really used to tell you which fret you're on without
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