Re: What makes beginners quit?
Yep, exactly what I meant by:Quote from: YerDugliness on March 10, 2014, 01:25:36 PMI think most newbies are unaware of just how complex a guitar can be and how long and steep the learning curve can...
View ArticleRe: What makes beginners quit?
That is the first of many plateau's though, so telling a guitar player that the initial hump is the hardest is probably what I've just come to the consensus as being the culprit here.Essentially,...
View ArticleLine six pocket pod ???
Moving this down here to see if any action. Don't want to spend 129.99 if it is a piece of crap. ----- Has anyone used or own the pocket pod? there are so many ya n na reviews, who knows...
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Washburn x-series
serial 0C07100212 2007 Made in ChinaI got the guitar and a fender frontman amp for $300.
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WTB Washburn Wi556
Hi there!I'm looking for a Washburn Wi556B. Someone sells some within the European community?For now, I'm not interested in the Voodoo finish.Please PM me or post here if you're interested in selling...
View ArticleRe: Line six pocket pod ???
Yes, it's crap.I used Line 6 products in a Metal band I played in for about 7 years. I've used the rocket pod and it sounds like all other Line 6 products. I would say it's great if you're just playing...
View ArticleRe: Has anyone heard of this before?
Key word being "prevent" your guitar from going out of tune.I have used other products but not this product. In general, I don't use anything specifically for this purpose anymore (unless it just...
View ArticleRe: Has anyone heard of this before?
This is new to me. As I understand it the intent of this device is to re-orient the string angle between the nut and the tuning peg, thus decreasing friction. Couple of things come to mind.1. Ok,...
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Re: Line six pocket pod ???
Thanks for your input. I do like my Boss pedals, That's for sure. Tom.
View ArticleRe: Has anyone heard of this before?
All of you guys thoughts were exactly mine when I ran into this site. As a rule I usually stay away from products that has a gimmicky feel to it (whether it's for guitars or anything else), that carry...
View ArticleRe: looking for Washburn HM80
Hello,I noticed that you were looking for an HM 80 Washburn and I have one listed on Ebay now.thanks
View ArticleA few things on E-bay
I've got a few things here for sale.....might list some Washburn items:http://www.ebay.com/sch/ginsig33dr/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
View ArticleHelp with WG-587 wires?
Does anyone know where I could find the wiring diagram for this guitar? Or does anyone have this guitar that could take a pick of theirs and post it? My neck pickup is wiredup but the bridge is...
View ArticleSilvertone H621 flattop acoustic
Has any one owned one of these? I can get one for 80.00, the neck has been reset. Supposed to have been made in Chicago in 1959. Just wandering what there worth or if there junk or not. Going to go...
View ArticleRe: Silvertone H621 flattop acoustic
Hi TY I am not 100% sure but wasn't that a Sears brand name I doubt it has any real value I think 80 is way over the top maybe for their electrics I would spend that amount. ship
View ArticleRe: Silvertone H621 flattop acoustic
Tom, I have an old Harmony folk-size guitar in 'burst. It sounds just like you would expect an inexpensive all-laminate guitar to sound (although NOT as good as my Epiphone AJ100 sounded, but that...
View ArticleRe: Silvertone H621 flattop acoustic
Tom, sorry for the thread drift but I wanted to respond to Ship regarding his post:Quote from: ship of fools on Today at 11:52:02 AMHi TY I am not 100% sure but wasn't that a Sears brand name I doubt...
View ArticleRe: Hey, Washburn, we have an idea!
hi there,i´m new in the forum but a serious washburn fan specially of the WI series ( the original no the mark II version).across the years i´ve tried as many brands and guitars as you could imagine...
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