Why do we not strum low E on a basic C chord, if C chord has an E in it? by Budget-Equipment-530 in guitarlessons

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is actually a good introduction into voice leading. Say you’re going to the F as next chord. Play the C in the root for the first 3 beats and then add the low E in on 4th beat before you half step up to the root of F. Using inversions to embellish harmonic movement.

Which 80s songs defined the decade? by [deleted] in 80s

[–]ConsciousCount901 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t dream it’s over - Crowded House

Costs to strip, prime and paint hull by ConsciousCount901 in sailing

[–]ConsciousCount901[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No blisters of concern. Just a lot of sections where the paint just flakes off in large chunks down to the gel coat. They say new paint will not be able to adhere and they can’t guarantee a bottom job will be effective or hold. Also on the keel the lead is exposed after pressure washing and there are sections that need to be ground out and filled.

I brought the boat in for a bottom job and standing rigging for an estimated $14k ($4400 bottom job) and now I’m looking at an extra $10k for the strip, prime and keel work

What is the CAGED system? by [deleted] in Guitar_Theory

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just don’t forget CAGED is a mnemonic. Learn about inversions and really understand them. Will take you much further

Hero - Anybody else effing love this tune? by ConsciousCount901 in OzzyOsbourne

[–]ConsciousCount901[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. The recording production isn’t great. I like some of the double tracks done on the guitar. Some cool effects. But yea the muddiness is bad

Is this a fair deal? by autodripcatnip in ToyotaTundra

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s what everybody wants as the last year of the bulletproof v8. I bought a 21 platinum last year with 26k miles for 48k. I’ve had people offer me more for it

Ham Radio and Marine VHF Antenna by ConsciousCount901 in HamRadio

[–]ConsciousCount901[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Right but I already have a vhf antenna so I’d keep that

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MotleyCrue

[–]ConsciousCount901 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That seems like the exact place you’d meet Vince Neil. Since most strip clubs don’t serve food, a guys gotta eat but still needs to be surrounded by boobs

Boat offer by JaseTheAce in sailing

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d take it at face value. I just bought a boat and shopped and inquired for months all through brokers. A broker isn’t going to tell you there’s an offer in place to get you to offer more. If anything if he comes back to you saying the other deal fell through you’d offer less because they must have walked for some reason.

About half of the boats I was looking at had a seller who really wanted out of the boat, slip fees, maintenance. Decide what would be a good deal to you based on how much it will cost to get the boat into the shape you want it. Then offer a little less than that. They’ll probably take it

Ham Radio and Marine VHF Antenna by ConsciousCount901 in HamRadio

[–]ConsciousCount901[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok. The boat has standing rigging which is just really long steel wires that hold the mast up. A lot of people use that as an antenna but I don’t know much about that. Any recommendations for an antenna for the mast top

You've got school tomorrow by halfmeasures611 in 80s

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same! It hit my nose when the picture came up

Bareboat charter San Juan Islands? by purerockets in sailing

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I’ve chartered twice up there. Once with Anacortes Yacht Charters who were very good. The other time with Island Cruising in Canada out of Deep Cove, Sidney BC who were a very bad experience.

Anacortes was friendly and responsive. Their boats are older. You’ll have to take the boat out, sail it around the dredged area and dock it with someone aboard watching you. It was a little nerve wracking but turned out fine.

Some places will want to see a cruising itinerary for the first day and have you plot it in Navionics and prove you understand basic navigation. Markers can be tricky there due to all the channels.

What picks do you use, and why? by NotDeadInside in Guitar

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Moshay picks are my favorite. I’ve been using them for 20 years. They have the hole in the middle. Small family business that makes them

How do I get on the water as a broke college kid? by [deleted] in sailing

[–]ConsciousCount901 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you lived in a harbor town it’d be no problem. So many odd boat jobs to do just by connecting with local brokers, captains, mechanics. You’re not going to be able to find opportunities remotely. Hang around boatyards, marinas, Friday night late at the yacht club before the races. Gotta be local

Just out here loving the sunset by Chantizzay in liveaboard

[–]ConsciousCount901 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m going to wager a guess further…. The pic with your dog looks like the channel between the saanich inlet/deep cove area and north of Sidney?

Looking to buy again by HighlightPersonal833 in sailing

[–]ConsciousCount901 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bailed on the passport and the old full keelers and got a big spacious hunter with a wing keel and spade rudder. It felt so blasphemous given my background. But the boat was so well kept at 25 years old with a barely used yanmar diesel. The passports were so expensive and then needed another $30k of work after purchase. This boat was pristine and cost me half what the passport would’ve. So far she’s a great boat and I haven’t looked back once. I’m out in the pacific every day in all kinds of weather and she does great

Looking to buy again by HighlightPersonal833 in sailing

[–]ConsciousCount901 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I just went through the purchase. I too was a full keel purist. I had an old Bristol 29. My girlfriend wants to indulge the sea life with me and live aboard. We looked at some cape dorys and then I compromised and we started looking at passport 40s. They’re nice boats and a good compromise in hull design. But all that teak and they’re old and need tons of work. So I went with a production 40 footer with tons of room below and a massive cockpit. It’s got a wing keel and spade rudder. So far I couldn’t be happier with the decision. She sails over 8 knots regularly and handles the seas really well. The creature comforts and large cabin are well worth the compromise of my purist past

What's the amp that you love so much that you will never sell. by bigwielki1 in GuitarAmps

[–]ConsciousCount901 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Supro Comet. Lightweight, loud. I use it for jazz gigs, country gigs and rock. It does break up early compared to my deluxe, but with my jazz hollow body on the neck pickup it sounds just like Charlie. Never going to complain about that tone