Electric Accoustic
Electric Accoustic
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 Cigar Box Guitar Kits Electric Accoustic  US $69.95
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 TAYLOR ACCOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR 114E WITH GIG BAG AWESOME CONDITION US $405.00
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 Martin Co DCXME Accoustic Electric Guitar US Made US $382.77
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 ESTEBAN ACCOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR US $90.00
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 Takamine Santa Fe Limited Edition PSF 94 Accoustic Electric Guitar US $460.00
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 Electric accoustic ibanez US $99.00
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 Accoustic Electric Bass with Case US $50.00
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 Learn to Play the Guitar A Beginners Guide to Playing Accoustic and Electric G US $27.90
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 NEW OUD ELECTRIC PICK UP PICKUP for Accoustic Ouds Lutes US $82.42
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 BLACK DOUBLE COIL ACCOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR BRIDGE PICKUP FRAME US $9.99
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 Guitar Stand NEW Holder Universal Electric Accoustic US $22.99
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 Maxam 41 Electric Accoustic Six String Guitar US $139.00
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Electric==>accoustic?
Made the kerlassic mistake of starting out with electric, what's done is done. After three years of going pretty much nowhere, blues came back and hit me in the face and made me realise how much I need the accoustic. Anyone got any advice to make the switch, any finger muscling exercises, effective ways of starting out on the accoustic (other than theory)?
Thanks
Don't lose too much sleep about this whole thing, i have been playing and teaching on both for years and have a degree in jazz studies on guitar and I can tell you they are almost identical. The strings on an acoustic are typically a little heavier and a little higher off the neck, but it sort of feels like playing an electric with a really slow neck. Make the change, play what you normally play on your new acoustic and I would be shocked if you don't feel confident on it by the end of the month.
Tribute Asat
Tribute Asat
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 NEW GL ASAT DELUXE TRANSPARENT BLACK TRIBUTE WITH CASE US $559.00
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 NEW GL ASAT CLASSIC WALNUT SATIN TRIBUTE WITH CASE US $599.00
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 NEW GL ASAT CLASSIC GLOSS BLACK TRIBUTE WITH CASE US $569.00
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 NEW GL ASAT CLASSIC NATURAL GLOSS TRIBUTE WITH CASE US $599.00
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 NEW GL ASAT CLASSIC 3 TONE SUNBURST TRIBUTE WITH CASE US $599.00
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 GL ASAT Tribute Series Classic Walnut Stain W Bag US $599.95
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 GL ASAT SPECIAL DELUXE CARVED Tribute FREE GL Bag US $699.00
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 GL Tribute ASAT Deluxe Trans Red Electric Guitar US $699.00
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 GL Tribute ASAT Classic GuitarBlack Hard Rock Maple Neck US $569.00
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 GL Tribute ASAT Classic BRAND NEW w GL Deluxe Gig Bag Walnut Satin US $599.90
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 NEW GL Tribute ASAT Black US $569.00
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 NEW GL Tribute ASAT Classic Walnut US $599.00
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What kind of strings should I put on my Tele style electric guitar to give it a nice jazz tone?
It's a G&L ASAT Special Tribute Series guitar, practically a Tele. Well all I'm playing now is jazz on it so I'm wondering what strings to use to give it a great jazz tone, not a jazz guitar at all though. I've always has about 9s on it, fine for bending but horrible for jazz. I switched to some 11s, jazziest ones my local shop had and they're better once I got used to them but still not very good. They feel too loose and weak still now I'm used to them, they're also a bit unbalanced I swear the b came from a lighter set. So what gauge should I go to? Also it felt really bad putting the heavier set on the little skinny electric, how safe is it to put on even heavier ones? Thanks.
It should be alright to use fat strings, after all, the new thin strings have only been around for quite a short time.
I'd go really fat with the strings, with a wound 3rd string, that should give you a real vintage pre-war sound.
Acoustic Instrument
Acoustic Instrument
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 NEW Acoustic MANDOLIN SANDALWOOD w SPRUCE instrument US $69.99
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 NEW Acoustic MANDOLIN JET BLACK w SPRUCE Instrument US $69.99
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 23 Childrens Toy Blue Acoustic Guitar String Instrument US $10.50
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Is there a way to play an acoustic instrument such as a banjo and have the notes recorded by a computer?
My uncle is looking for a way to play his banjo while the computer automatically records the notes. Is there software that can do this without the use of a piano keyboard?
Yes, we went to a music competition and a guy who played by ear had bought a computer program to record his notes. His instructor said the student had played by ear and this competition had required the sheet music so he had played the instrument and the computer had recorded it and printed out the music.
This may not be exactly what you need, but check this out.
http://www.news.com/1606-2-6036354.html
Telecaster Relic
Telecaster Relic
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 Relic Aged Vintage Look Stratocaster Telecaster Pickguard Screws 20 US $9.99
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 1977 Fender Telecaster Custom REAL RELIC US $2,350.00
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 Relic 1952 Telecaster Tele Aged Body Hardware No Reserve US $224.50
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 Aged White 3 Ply Pickguard For Tele Telecaster Relic US $8.00
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 Relic Telecaster Tele And Aged Hardware NR 1 Day US $200.00
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 La Cabronita Telecaster Heavy Relic Sonic Blue with Fender Gig Bag US $650.00
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 Callaham Vintage T Telecaster bridge plate with relic US $85.00
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 TELECASTER PICKGUARD 3 PLY WHITE USED 8 HOLE GREAT FOR A RELIC PROJECT US $5.00
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 Yamaha PAC 302 telecaster Tele Body Relic US $39.95
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 FENDER CUSTOM SHOP 60 CUSTOM TELECASTER RELIC BOUND MINT TELE US $2,699.00
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 Relic Telecaster Tele Aged Body Hardware No Reserve US $3.25
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 MONSTER RELIC TELECASTER BODY INCA SILVER US $329.00
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what guitar colour is this?
I was after a new tele, and came across this one one ebay: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fender-Telecaster-Masterbuilt-Relic-/320647120358?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item4aa80ec5e6
and i wanted to know what colour it is.
i thought it was sonic blue, but its darker than that, and its definitaly not daphne blue. so im stuffed.
any ideas as to what colour it is?
Sea Foam Green
Gretsch Guitar
Gretsch Guitar
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 Gretsch Electric Guitar 1960s Patent Art Print Drawing US $12.99
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 Patent Fred Gretsch Jr Guitar 1940s Art Print US $12.99
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 Gretsch 6119 Tennessee Rose Electric Guitar and Case US $1,155.00
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 Gretsch G5222 Electromatic 5 Watt Tube Guitar Amp US $149.99
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 Gretsch Guitar Knobs US $5.00
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 That Great Gretsch Sound Guitars and Amplifiers Catalog 1968 US $4.75
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Where can I get vintage Gretsch Guitar Parts?
I am looking for very specific parts for my gretsch. I am looking for everything except pots and switches for a 1967 Gretsch Rally. I need them to be %100 original and from 1967 and off of a rally guitar or made for a rally guitar. Does anyone know any websites I could use to find these?
From what I can see (and I might of course be wrong), http://gretschguitars.com don't carry vintage parts for Gretsch guitars.
However, if you enter the search term "vintage Gretsch guitar parts" (this exact phrase) into Google, you will get a number of specialized dealers which may help you out. http://www.guitar-parts.com is one such place.
Also try eBay.com (the USA site) - almost everything and anything will eventually show up there. You can set up eBay search so that they notify you by email when an item arrives. Only ever deal with reputable sellers with a great feedback score.