Ply Pickguard
Ply Pickguard
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This guitar is good or not?
Please help ..... I set the first time and I want to buy guitars. ...: Body: It # Basswood (42mm) # Maple Fingerboard #:: Neck Rosewood Radius 9.5 "(241mm) # Frets: 21 Medium trucks. Jumbo #: 3 single coil Start pickups. # Controls: Master Volume, Tone, Tone Pickup Switching #: 5 Position Blade: Position. # 1 Bridge Pickup Position # 2 and the middle pickup bridge # 3 position mid pickup # 4 middle and neck position pickup. Call Pickup # 5 # Bridge: Synchronous Eoouco actor. # Saddles Machine Heads: In Tuner # Hardware:: equipment : Chrome #: 1 - Ply White # Length Scale: 25.5 "(648 mm) wide # At Nut: 1.65 "(42 mm) # unique features. : Slim Profile body (42mm), # start the plan shape Headstock ®, is it good for a first timer, and if not, please tell us why so that I can find one better. ...................
From the look of it. def start of some sort. Strats only passable by someone other than a real fender are the ones by squier they are not great but def the best for beginners.
Ply Strat
Ply Strat
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iselling my fender strat?
I recently bought a p.o.s. made in mexico fender strat for 200 and I fixed it up back to factory specs black body rosewood fretboard with cream dots white 3-ply pickguard three single coil pickups the neck and middle are fender pickups and the bridge is a fernandez pickup it also has a fender synchronized trem too... it plays perfectly and I have just started to like my les paul better so I was wondering how much I could sell it for
I have an old fender strat Mexico (but purple) that I bought in a pawn shop for £160. Now its probably worthless, but yours (saying that it is perfect condition), you could probably break even, unfortunately they're are thousands of them out there.
I probably wouldn't sell it but that's just me.
Rust Acoustic
Rust Acoustic

Learn To Play Guitar Video
1)Left-handed people will have to learn guitar one of two ways: either learn to play right-handed (one of my best friends did) or learn to play upside-down and backwards like Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix. Learn To Play Guitar VideoEither way don't get discouraged! Now, for right-handed players, it's simple. Your right hand will hold the guitar pick and strum the rhythm or pick the individual notes, while your left hand forms the chords or fingers the individual notes on the fret board. Let's not get into Van Halen style hammer-ons or the use of the whammy bar or anything else super advanced. Just focus on training each hand to do what it's supposed to do for now as you learn guitar basics.
2) Handling - Acoustic and electric guitars are expensive and fragile. You don't have the money (or sponsorship) to smash them on the stage every night, so handle your guitar with care. Always keep your guitar in a hard case if you can. A soft case is usually fine for an electric guitar, but a hard case is mandatory for an acoustic guitar. We all know someone who has their guitar on a stand out in the open in their house. Bad idea. Anybody in the world can walk right up and smash, trip over, knock into, throw up on, spill their drink/food on, you-name-it on, your guitar. A case also helps protect against moisture and wild temperature variations which can warp wood and rust metal parts. Get a case and use it! This is learn guitar basics 101.
3) Tuning - Almost every song you hear is written and performed with the guitar in "E" tuning (also called "standard tuning"). You'll hear Folkies and Death Metal people talking about "open G" and "drop B" tunings. Politely nod, focus on learning guitar basics, and then standard tune your guitar as follows: thickest string to "E" (often called the bottom string even though, when you look down as you play, it's on top), second thickest string to "A", third thickest string to "D", fourth thickest string to "G", fifth thickest string to "B", and the thinnest string to "E" which will be exactly one octave higher than the "low E" first string. You can learn to do this by ear or you can invest in an electronic tuner. Beginners should get an electronic tuner. Keep it in your case.
Play EXISTING riffs and patterns with speed and accuracy click here
4) Chords - There are seven major chords (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and about a million variations of those chords. Most songs use these seven major chords, so unless you want to play jazz or something, you should start by learning these as you learn guitar basics. It would take more space than we have here to show you the fingering for these chords, so you'll have to find that out elsewhere (hint: the blue link in my bio is a good place to start). As a beginner, you simply need to understand that there are chords and there are bar chords. Bar chords are major chords played with a "bar" (usually your pointer finger) over the entire fret before the chord is formed. You can use what's called a capo which is a small, movable bar that fits over a single fret (they look like giant clothespins).
5) Playing - Once you know how to hold, handle, and tune your guitar, and you've learned a few of the major chords, it's time to play. Nothing, and I mean nothing, will teach you how to play guitar faster or better than actually playing it. Google the chords for your favorite song and play along. You don't even have to match the strumming or soloing. Just try to identify the chord changes to develop your ear. Don't be afraid to mess up because you will, again and again. Just keep playing and it will become more and more natural. After you locate and execute the chord changes enough times, you should try strumming along to learn rhythm and tempo. Once you get that down, expand your chord knowledge with minor chords and sevenths. Buy a comprehensive guitar teaching course if you want to learn more than just guitar basics. You may never play like the guitar gods, but there's no reason, with a little practice and patience, you can't play guitar as well as most people. Have fun!
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How much does this guitar sell for?
Ok, I have an acoustic guitar model Yamaha C-40, bought 3/4 years ago. Has to have 1 string replaced, strings rusted a bit, a few small scratches at the bottom, but not obvious. Comes with a black soft guitar case and tuner. How much does it worth?
Definite pricings, not guesses please.
Thanks in advance.
In euros or pounds?
Change all the strings before trying to sell it, it'll sound better and you'll convince people more. Try suggesting a price of 400€ and haggle it down but not more than 200€
Near Mint
Near Mint
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Traffic School or Life Lessons for Newly Minted Driver
Well, it's time to break out the bottle of L'Oreal gray hair covering solution again. My middle son just turned 15 1/2 and another of my offspring will soon be behind a steering wheel.
Will he be a safe, courteous driver, or will he set a new record for traffic school attendance?
I always wonder whether I should be upfront with the boys about my experiences when I was learning to drive. Should I tell them about the time I had my permit and my dad allowed me to drive the station wagon on a family vacation? Should I mention that that particular ride ended up with me over-correcting the steering wheel several times and my family sitting in stunned silence as I came to a rather abrupt stop in a ditch on the side of the road?
Luckily, they don't make you go to traffic school when you only have a permit.
Or should I mention the fact that I learned to drive in the days when big wedgie shoes with huge rubber soles were popular- and that my driver’s ed teacher said it was OK to learn to drive barefoot? Should I then tell them that when I went for my driver's test at the DMV, the examiner insisted that I wear the aforementioned massive-soled footwear? Would I then have to confess how many times I ended up inadvertently slamming on the brakes with my unfamiliar footgear and that I did not pass the behind-the-wheel driver's test on my first try?
Or should I let them learn to drive under the pretense that their mother is one of the most skilled and knowledgeable drivers in the western United States, whose knowledge of traffic law is flawless, and who has never, and will never, make a mistake while behind the wheel?
If I confess that I have participated in traffic school nearly half a dozen times in my life, they might figure out pretty quickly that I am fibbing.
Next week another of my sons will begin conquering the world of driving. I just hope the stores are all stocked up on L'Oreal - medium brown.
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What is the going rate for a near-mint first edition Charizard?
I cleaned out my closet, and found my old cards in a shoebox, and the only one in a sleave is my 1st edition Charizard, with no shadow.
What is the going rate of this, and does anyone know a good place (other than Ebay) to sell them?
About 45-100 dollars. Ebay, craigslist.
Wrench Set
Wrench Set
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A Brief Look At Wrenches
With the multitude of rachets, gear, and combination wrenches to choose from, it is often hard to know which tool is best for the job that is being done. When looking for the tools that will be best for a home improvement or do-it-yourself project, it is important that you do some research into the type of tools available and their specific purpose.
When you are looking for the right tools, it will be important to think about the types of tools that you want to get and the what you will be using them for. A person who is going to be using the rachets, mostly in the home, will find that a less expensive set of tools will be as effective as the more industrial tools that are used commonly for larger jobs.
When you are selecting the proper tools for your project, it is often necessary to buy a set of tools that have a variety of sizes. The sets usually come with sockets or rachets measuring from 7/16" to 3/4". This is that standard size of American bolts and nuts. However, the tools are also made in Metric measurements for those jobs that require repair of foreign parts.
When you have a special job that will require a size of rachet that you may not have, it is possible to get specially made rachets and other wrenches through a manufacturer or online source. These professionals often have a diverse size of tools available and, when they do not have the size in stock, they usually know where they can get it. This is extremely helpful for industrial size projects where the nuts and bolts used to create the building are irregular.
The "S" shaped wrench is extremely useful. These wrenches are flat and do not have the weight of the heavy, heat treated steel, but are made from steel. They are very easy to handle in tight places. In addition, the tools do not wear out and are often being used several years after purchase.
When you need a special tool for a job, there are many choices available through online sources. You can get a boxhead design wrench that has a fifteen degree offset head that is an excellent tool for odd or irregular areas. There are also special tools made for use in particularly tight areas. The handle of the tool moves easily with a back and forth motion that makes it very easy to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.
Investing in a good set of wrenches is an investment that will give you continual return on your investment throughout your life. In many cases, individuals find different types and sizes of tools in sheds and garages long after a person is deceased. These heavy duty tools are a staple for a home and can be used for virtually any project.
How do you set a click type torque wrench?
I found an old torque wrench in my new apartment. Probably left behind by the previous tenants. Anyhow I did research online and determined that it's a click type and by turning the dial on the bottom of the handle I can set the desired torque. The only thing I can't figure out is the numbers on the handles and how to set it to the torque I want.
The numbers on the handle are:
840 960
600 720
360 480
120 240
The numbers on the dial are:
0 8 6 4 2 0
Can anyone help me learn how to work this thing.
Thank you
Those are some weird numbers for a torque wrench. it will say stamped at the top of the numbers what the rating is in. the dial numbers are in steps of 2 for the rating stamped, the top pf the rotating circle indicates the set torque by resting on the scored part of the tree where the numbers are stamped. i think it's rated in inch pounds. 120 in/lbs = 10 foot pounds, 240=20 ft/lbs- ect. to convert the torque to ft/lbs, just divide by 12. or to convert to the torque you need, multiply your foot-pound requirement by 12. say you need 50 ft/lbs. 50x12= 600 in/lbs. ther you go, but look at the top of the imprinted lowe handle for the units. if it says in/lbs, i am correct.


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