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Wednesday July 2, 2025. 07:16 AM
From: gwmorris@wam.umd.edu (Gary Morris) Subject: GREAT FINGERBUILDING TECNQES TAB HERE Throughout reading this newsgroup,Ive heard people asking about tapes and books to improve finger speed and strength. I feel that all these do is offer some good riffs to develop speed...
From: letostak@netcom.com (Judy Letostak) Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 15:56:26 -0700 (PDT) Warmup Ideas letostak@netcom.com (Judy Letostak) Use a metronome with all exercises, and use a clean tone. If at anytime your hands or forearms cramp up or hurt, STOP shake out your hands...
Today we are dealing with Economy Picking. Basically Economy Picking Is using the least amount of movement in the picking hand. Personally I believe this technique to be useful. But NEVER ignore Alternate picking exercises because you claim to use Economy Picking. To me...
This exercise is fairly straight forward. It is all in the open position so the finger and fret number is the same. Play this in eighth notes until you you reach a comfortable speed of about 200 bps, then start at 100 with sixteenth notes. Well have fun and keep jamin!...
Today is part 2 in the steve morse picking exercise lesson. There is not much explanation on this one once again all 8th note triplets in 4/4. Remeber to use strict alternate picking, this will help you to develope accuracy and speed. Once again use a metronome play slow...
Today I give you some basic chromatic exercises designed to loosen your fingers and build some stamina at the same time (especially in younger players). Play these as written but don’t stops where the tab stops keep the pattern going all the way up the neck as far as you can...
Wednesday April 2, 2025. 07:15 AM
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Tuesday April 1, 2025. 08:15 AM
I have a Martin & Co X series special, serial # 2493865, but it does not appear on the list of serial #s on the Martin site. Why would this be?
In reply to john parke. Hoyer guitars don’t have a well-documented serial number database, so getting info on them can be quite the task. Have you tried reaching out to Hoyer guitars?
In reply to Jay. Your BC Rich Bich NJ Series (serial #6300151) was likely made in Korea or Japan, as most NJ Series models came from these regions. Dating BC Rich guitars can be tricky, but based on similar serial patterns, yours is probably from the late ’90s or early 2000s....
In reply to Daniel. Your Jackson was likely made in 2006, as the serial number format suggests the first four digits indicate the production year. This is common for mid-2000s Jackson guitars, especially those made in Japan. To verify, check the neck plate or headstock for...
In reply to 홀덤뉴스. Being an owner of a bigsby equipped Gretsch, I can understand how anyone would want to screw the stop tail piece – but the alteration it requires is not an easy pill to swallow.
In reply to Richard. Try looking at online marketplaces to get an idea of the price range.
In reply to Larry. Hello Larry, Some companies hide or archive their old serial numbers, hopefully these can still be verified through the company. The other possibility, which nobody wants, is that the serial number may have been tampered with or fake. I recommend getting...
Friday March 21, 2025. 11:30 PM
Hello! How much should I pay for an impeccable Warwick Corvette NT LTD 2010 5-string bass? Thank you!
Thursday March 20, 2025. 02:41 AM
I am in need of a schematic for a Jackson JG2 50W guitar amp from 1988. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. brschwiebert@hotmail.com
Tuesday March 18, 2025. 08:02 PM
In reply to Tim Curran. I have one as well bought about the same time. Did you ever get a value on yours?
Saturday March 15, 2025. 12:35 PM
In reply to Colin B. Hi Colin, There is no official serial number lookup available from Aria guitars, but there are claims that model #1552 guitars are from early 1970s. Regardless of the exact date of manufacture, Japanese-made guitars from this period are known for their...
Monday February 3, 2025. 01:36 AM
In reply to Steve. Hi, I have an Aria guitar made in Japan with a serial # 00560 and a model # 1552. Any ideas on the year of manufacturing year and perhaps the cost of a used one?
Monday January 20, 2025. 01:53 AM
In reply to Helen. Hi Helen, Congratulations on your vintage Washburn parlor guitar. Unfortunately, the official Washburn site does not provide information on old serial numbers. But Based on the serial number (A-1528) and the blurred “115” label, it’s likely your...
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