I have found that if you get thicker strings 12 gauge they don't hurt your
fingers as much when practicing. Can't use them on a classical guitar.
Judy
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Cussick"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2012 5:43 AM
Subject: Re: guitar for beginner?
Hello,
Nice post I couldn't agree more I have not played for over 10 years now! I
tried a while ago but sounded so rusty that i gave up the instrument was
crap as well and my fingers were about haning off after half an hour but I
couldn't add any more nicely put.
On 06/07/2012 01:54, Richard Claypool wrote:
Honestly, that's such a personal thing. I'd go in, and handle them.
There are some really cheap guitars that play like crap, there are some
that are cheap that aren't bad. The worst thing to do is to buy
somethikng that's totally crappy and will be hard to play .. seen it
with acustics.
Do you like the sound of a fender, gypson, etc .. that will be a factor.
I would recommend getting medium gage strings .. but the guitars will
already be strung.
Wish I could be of more help, but a guitar is such a personal thing.
My advice is learn acustic first before electric. Honestly, a classical
guitar is the best because once yhou learn it, you'll find playing a
regular guitar and most of all and electric much easier.
Learn your scales, it's cool to jump in and start learning songs, but
you want that foundation. Too many people never sit there and learn
those different scales, and there4's tons of different fingerings.
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- Original Message - From: "BlueNose"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2012 2:15 PM
Subject: guitar for beginner?
hi guys, I'm looking for recommendations as which is the best eletric
guitar for a beginner?.
By this, I am not asking for prices etc, but the easiest guitar to
handle for someone who has never held one before, but would like to
learn to play.
Is there a favourite Instrument for a new learner, which type of
strings ETC,
Billy
On 2012-07-02 4:50 PM, Tom Kaufman wrote:
Macc and list: Thank you for your response; I was probably in too
big of a hurry to get the computer back up! Plus, I thought that the
electricity problems were going to be "short-lived!" I didn't
realize what kind of weather we were having at the time! I did get
Winamp re-installed, but now have another problem in that, if I
advance a file by using my arrow keys, if I go too fast, I get a
horrible sound; the sound is such that closing Winamp won't stop it;
the only way to get rid of it is to restart the computer! Also, if
I'm running Winamp at low volume, I can hear a low "hissing" sound! I
know there's something in "preferences" that should fix this!
However I know not where to go to fix it! Tom Kaufman - Original
Message - From: "Mac Norins" To: "PC Audio
Discussion List" Sent: Saturday, June 30,
2012 7:43 PM Subject: Re: More On My Winamp Problem
Tom,
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Win Ammp? That has
helped me, in the past. If you are having anymore electricity
problems, well, maybe you would want to wait until they subside,
but, give the uninstall/reinstall procedure a try. Of course, you
may have to go back through whatever preferences you have set up, I
think, but, don't quote me on that part !
HTH,
-Mac-
-Original Message- From: Eleanor Burke Sent: Saturday, June
30, 2012 12:07 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: RE: More On
My Winamp Problem
Join the access-uk and someone for sure will respond to you.
-Original message- From: Tom Kaufman Sent: 30/06/2012,
8:03 pm To: PC audio discussion list. Subject: More On My Winamp
Problem
Hello list: Late last night I posted a query on Winamp; so far I
have gotten no responses! I can't believe that no one on this list
doesn't know about how to fix this! Be that as it may, I'll
explain this again: last night, our lights flickered while I was
rebooting the computer. I later found afterwards that, whenever I
try to bring up the Winamp player, I get an error message! I tried
restarting the computer..no soap! I also ran "check disk" a while
ago; nothing doing! Can anyone on here tell me what I need to do
to get Winamp to once again work? If updating my Winamp will do
the trick, I'm willing to do that; I just need to know if it's
still as accessible as it has been in the past! Thank you! Tom
Kaufman
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