Monday, September 30, 2013

Where is a good place to buy Guitar Parts?

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The Phenom


My friend is building a replica frankin-strat and wants to know where he can buy guitar parts to make one. Very Important.


Answer
Have a look at some websites that use your computer address to finf your city and show results from stores located near you in your community.

Take notes, then visit ebay (don't forget the shipping costs and no warranty)

Here is such a site



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What's wrong with my guitar and how do I fix it?

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Biggtrikst


I was playing my electric guitar (Epiphone Les Paul Special-II) when it suddenly stopped playing. On the clean and drive channels, the sound suddenly turned extremely low to point of being barely hearable. It doesn't sound as bad with overdrive on, but I still, I have no idea why this happened or what to do. The guitar is only 9 months old and has been fine since I got it. What's the problem and what should I do?


Answer
The problem is going to be either the amp, the cable, or the guitar. You have to eliminate what is working to figure out what isn't.

Did you try different positions on the toggle switch on the guitar to see if it's a pickup problem?

Also, try a different cable to see if something happened there. Cables and connectors are normally the weak link in any audio system.

Do you have access to another amp to try? Take your guitar and cable and try them in another amp. If they work there, then your amp has a problem.

Good luck.

Greetings from Austin, TX

Ken



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I want to teach myself to play bass guitar what do i need to do?

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King Luciu


well title pretty much says alot of it.
firstly any advice on what kind of guitar to buy first ( i live in england and have about £150 that i can spend). i know that i should really buy a cheap one first to see how it goes before buying something with real quality.

any advice on how to start and/ or any good websites with lessons or advice??

thanks anyone who can help :)



Answer
Buy the instrument a step or two up from 'the cheapest.'

The range price you are looking at is about right. Maybe a bit more.

Find some songs with strong, yet simple basslines like "Twilight Zone" from Golden Earring. If you can keep that line up for six minutes, no flubbs, no change in meter (consistency is more important than flash in a good bass player) you'll be well on your way!

It isn't that hard to be a decent bass player. It can be VERY hard to be a GREAT bass player, especially when you get to advanced techniques, but in pop music, you can usually just play 8th notes all day.

Pardon... about price range... the 'cheapest' will crap out fast, and always sound like junk. You'll feel like you're never getting better. The step up from there will be good enough to last you a few years with care. Once you've been playing around a year (depending... your mileage may vary) you can begin to appreciate the differences in more expensive instruments if you wish to continue (and I hope you do!)

Good luck!



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How do I tune an electric acoustic guitar with a built in tuner?

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Haley


I just got an electric acoustic guitar for my birthday and it has a tuner built in. I can tune a guitar but with this tuner instead of saying the strings letter it says a number. Does anyone know what the numbers mean or the correct numbers?


Answer
Probably the string numbers 6E,5A,4D,3G.2B,1E . Most built in tuners show a letter, maybe there's another mode you can select. Check the manual.



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I want to learn music theory for better guitar chord, note understanding?

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tYrESe


Im a total stranger to this kind of stuff. If i were to study and learn music theory, would i have a better understanding of guitar notes and chords? Is learning guitar music theory a separate thing i should study?
I really want to learn guitar chords, notes and understand them easily. Where would i start?



Answer
Yes! Learning music theory would definitely help you have a better understanding of music, of guitar, and would make it easier to learn new music and write your own. You can find a tutor, a friend that knows music theory, or go online and learn music theory, which will be harder because you are the only one being accountable for yourself and don't have a personal relationship with your teacher.



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Sunday, September 29, 2013

What should I buy my mother for christmas?

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She's a stay at home mom with 7 kids. I'm a guy, 3rd oldest, 14 years old. I have the ability to go to the Mall of America tomorrow so my possibilities are practically endless. Seriously when I try to think of something my mind goes blank. Any suggestions?


Answer
Cute ideas-
paint/draw her something
frame a picture of you two
go to "color me mine" and paint them a bowl or vase or mug etc.
scrap book of you guys
online sites make custom music boxes, would be very cute with her fav. childhood song playing
one of my friends found a website that makes customized puzzles and did one with a picture
the walgreens online store does it they do mugs and cards and all kinds of things you can put a picture on.

other gift ideas-

Moms LOVE spa stuff (bath salts, spa gift basket)
sephora makeup kits
mac makeup
juicy couture stuff
betsey johnson stuff
wildfox stuff
clothes
camera
urban outfitters clothes
pajamas
bath salts
shower stuff
iphone
play station 3
xbox 360
wii
games for playstation, xbox 360, or wii
money
itunes giftcard
giftcard to favorite store
teas from teavana
steve madden shoes
face masks
UGG boots
ghd hair straightener
perfume
Makeup train case
CD's
Victoria's Secret stuff
Nintendo DS
PSP
Books
Slippers
Spa gift card
salon gift card
godiva chocolates
waste belts
handbags
coats
jewelry
tifannis bracelet
TV Seasons of favorite show
Movies
Candles
Flip Video
Sims 3
Sims Ambitions
kitten
puppy
scarf
guitar
bath salts
bath bombs
nail polish
poster
mani/pedi kit
spa kit
goodie basket
chocolates
wallet
drums
imac laptop
ipad
ipod
lotions
bath and body works stuff
loccitane stuff



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What are the things you need to know to teach yourself guitar?

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Alex


I just want to know some things that I need to know to teach my self how to play guitar. I've looked everwhere in my area and I can't find a good guitar teacher so I figured why not teach my self it will probably make me a better guitarist anyway. I'm 15 by the way.


Answer
That's the age I got started too.

Besides all the teaching aids as chord books; CD lessons; both audio and DVD; and all the websites around to choose from... there are two other elements you might want to consider. But don't give up on looking for instruction later with someone who has the experience.

Recording of your playing, by any number of methods, so that not only you will hear your progress but have that second guitar besides solo to work with. The other, is having a playing buddy to bounce off of when learning and talking shop with each other.

It can be done. But it will depend upon your love for the instrument and the music it can provide and what you will be able to create as you progress in the adventure of guitar playing. Dedication and making time, it may just become an enjoyable hobby at the least.

Welcome to the world of axes.


p.s.: Hey,MJ. 'House of the Rising Sun' was the first song on the guitar I could play all the way through. Thanks for that input buddy. I know I am one. (With the guitar, that is.)



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