OT: Guitar Talk

[SLY]

wow, that shit is awesome...

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]

I can play a mean Ukulele!

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]

 

[Ho_Brah]

sickness with the walmart special!

 

[puckhead]

I'm pretty sure that guitar just slept with my girlfriend lol!

Holy shit man!! Built in Capo? That's awesome! Definitely have get more info on this.

I keep wondering how stable the intonation would be if you keep changing the scale of the neck.
it certainly looks bad-ass though

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]

sickness with the walmart special!

his middle name is "Anahu"

has to learn the ukulele

 

[Ho_Brah]

his middle name is "Anahu"

has to learn the ukulele

definitely, with a name like that!

 

[SLY]

I kinda want a new acoustic first before pursuing a "metal" guitar. My strat is just fine. I do need to get it intonated though. My twelfth fret is horrid

 

[ritari330]

wow, that shit is awesome...

he is very tallented, I think this cover may be my favorite of his, either this or the one from Requiem for a Dream which allready posted

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[SLY]

does he have any originals?

 

[ritari330]

does he have any originals?

I don't think so, but he has a channel

YouTube - AcousticLabs's Channel

 

[ritari330]

My friend plays this song just to show off

 

[puckhead]

In the mid-1960s, Don Adams was a guest on Jimmy Dean’s network television show. He mentioned to Jimmy that his wife had given him a guitar for Christmas, and he was really enjoying it. Jimmy was surprised, and asked Don if he’d like to play something. Don said sure, and a stage hand rolled in a Fender Twin and handed Don a Gibson ES 335. Don spent a few seconds putting on the strap, plugging the guitar into the amp, and setting the controls. Then he spent a few more seconds tuning up. At that point, he put his index finger on the tenth fret on the high E and plucked a solid D note. He then sat back, satisfied, and took his hands off the guitar. Dean looked puzzled, waited a moment and then asked “Is that it?” “Yep,” replied Adams. Dean still looked puzzled. He said “Well, it’s just that other guitarists seems to move up and down the neck, playing a lot more notes.” “Well, yeah,” stated Adams. “They’re looking for it. I found it.”

 

[SLY]

In the mid-1960s, Don Adams was a guest on Jimmy Dean’s network television show. He mentioned to Jimmy that his wife had given him a guitar for Christmas, and he was really enjoying it. Jimmy was surprised, and asked Don if he’d like to play something. Don said sure, and a stage hand rolled in a Fender Twin and handed Don a Gibson ES 335. Don spent a few seconds putting on the strap, plugging the guitar into the amp, and setting the controls. Then he spent a few more seconds tuning up. At that point, he put his index finger on the tenth fret on the high E and plucked a solid D note. He then sat back, satisfied, and took his hands off the guitar. Dean looked puzzled, waited a moment and then asked “Is that it?” “Yep,” replied Adams. Dean still looked puzzled. He said “Well, it’s just that other guitarists seems to move up and down the neck, playing a lot more notes.” “Well, yeah,” stated Adams. “They’re looking for it. I found it.”

lol

 

[puckhead]

awesome... word out of NAMM that Van Halen has started in the studio today,
working on a new album produced by John Shanks.

kind of an odd producer choice for them, but I can't wait to hear what they come up with!

 

[SLY]

Not familiar with the producer, but that is awesome news... I'm dying to hear some new EVH licks.

 

[ritari330]

YEah I think Trace Bundy is my favorite guitarist as of right now



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And I allready posted my favorite song of his, Dueling Ninjas above

 

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[SLY]

lol, if only it worked that way

 

[puckhead]

just watched It Might Get Loud again yesterday....
was thinking about some other musicians for a sequel:

elder statesman: Jimmy Page ----> Mark Knopfler -----> Eric Clapton
technician: The Edge ----------> Eddie Van Halen -----> Joe Satriani
up 'n' comer: Jack White --------> John Mayer ------> Dan Auerbach

any other trios you think would work well?