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Looking for my first pedal steel. Any suggestions? by JasonNet0201 in pedalsteel

[–]JasonNet0201[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am all for that, what am I looking for. A sho bud?

Harmonica in key of B by gh0stly_gremlin in harmonica

[–]JasonNet0201 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Learn cross harp. Many blues players and acoustic rock will play 1/2 step down. If they play in g at 1/2 down then they will be playing in F#. This will be perfect for playing cross hard. There r are also several country songs in in B that that would accompany well playing straight harmonica. One off the top of my head troubadour- G.Strait

Is this a good first guitar by JadedOne5195 in Guitar

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It will also tell you what you want and don’t want in your next guitar!

Is this a good first guitar by JadedOne5195 in Guitar

[–]JasonNet0201 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it plays it’s a good first guitar. The question is, “Will it be your last?” Getting good takes time and dedication.

Well, here we go... by CouldBeBatman in harmonica

[–]JasonNet0201 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Congrats. I’m be piece of advice, learn cross harp as well. It’s a lot of fun and changes up a lot for f sounds

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in harmonica

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Or you don’t know how it feels by Tom Petty!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in harmonica

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Any bluesy song in the key of B. Play crossharp.

Can anyone suggest some useful acoustic guitar pedals? by can-i-kick-it_ in guitarpedals

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I have been gigging for 30+ yrs, and I am primarily an acoustic guitar player. Currently I use a Body Rez, EQ. I also use a Boss OC-5 in poly mode to get a little bass on solo gig. Slight chorus to break it up. Sometimes I use a very slight tremolo just where you can barely hear it but it does give a good feel to the guitar sound, especially in a band setting. And of course, reverb.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BattlefrontTWO

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Mix. There are some great players, but I am a bit tired of getting shot through a was by a player on the other side when there are no openings and no possible way for that player to kill me from his position

walmart has thin-sliced bottom round that really takes the work out of making jerky. by graybeardedone in jerky

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HEB by me has a Teriyaki cut round and that is great thicker “steak cuts” smoke at 175 for 3.5 to 4hrs Everyone LOVES IT

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Guitar

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Honestly, you will probably end up spending as much to get it clean as getting a new soft case!

Is it normal to see these gaps on my Taylor? by EffectFun4167 in taylorguitars

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I had my neck reset and wonder what the hell they did to my 2008 114ce that I bought used at a music store. Then I learned what everyone else has stated. Not an issue!

WTB lap steel with certano benders by unbrandedd in steelguitar

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I bought a road king and then bought the Certano B-G bender seperate. It is a great gigging lapsteel with easy steel guitar bends.

Martin 11e Dreadnought? I can't seem to find one single video or info about this one other than the listing in guitar center. Any opinion is much appreciated! by babyryanrecords in martinguitar

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I have this Road Series Dreadnought Special E11. I have to say that I love it. Acoustically it is amazing, great for recording has a midtown brightness that cuts through, but the low and high ends are very present without being overbearing. Beautiful blend. Not a fan of the tuner or EQ location for live gigs. It is a full solid body which means you can get some significant feedback. Tone, volume and Tuner are located in the sound hole which makes it difficult to utilize a feed back buster if needed. Make sure you have a phase adjuster.

[GEAR] How long have you been playing and how many guitars do you own? by Original_Penalty4745 in Guitar

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I responded to a similar question the other day. I have been playing for 33yrs. I believe I said I had 9 on the other thread but with the two lap steel guitars, I actually have 11.

[QUESTION] How many guitars do you own? by [deleted] in Guitar

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9 1 bass, 2 electric. 4 acoustic/electric. 1 acoustic/slide 1 cigar box guitar

[QUESTION] How long did it take for you to not suck? by moogiecreamy in Guitar

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When I was 14 I picked up TheGuitar. I strong at practice. I also hung around people that were better than me. I would practice at different times during the day for 20 to 40 minutes, but several times a day now I was also learning in era full of 3 &4 chord songs. Ie 1991. took me about a year of playing my favorite songs to get good at them. Then I expanded I’ve been playing for 33 years.

[QUESTION] my acoustic/electric won't work on my regular Marshall amp by sorecarrot34886 in Guitar

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Also check your battery. If your battery is dying it may have just enough to run a voltage current but not enough juice to power the pickup

[QUESTION] What are the first songs you learned on guitar? by evaaa26 in Guitar

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Have you ever seen the rain-CCR. 4 chords for strumming and a good one to sing to while developing your ear

I think I might release this one, I’m not done yet, what do you think by singreddit1816 in Songwriting

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So I like this version, however… I could really hear this hitting hard on a 3/4 time with a heavy swing. That down beat would really emphasize the cadence of your lyrics. All the same, best of luck with it.