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I agree with you firefly

I really love the Travling Wilburys. I first bought their alblum on casette tape. I have recently been trying to find thier CD here in the Montreal area with no luck. So if they have a box set coming out I will surely be purchasing it. Thanks for the good news

Congradulations SGman on your new guitar. All the hours you put into practice will pay off ten fold (even more)  Keep your head to the grindstone

Can't really say if this is true for everyone, I found that for me that as I became more experienced I began to prefer thicker picks. I find that a thicker pick gives one more control. Perhaps it's just a matter of personal preference too

One thing you might try. I suggest this to people who ask me to teach them guitar. With your left hand or the hand you use to form your chords, place them gentlly over the strings as to deaden them. (so they don't vibrate) Strum lightly with of course the stuming hand and hum the tune you want to play. Focus on the purcsion sound of the strum. Almost like a purcusionist or drummer if you will. This will help you get the feel of the beat. Hope that was helpful

Tell me Altex how do you like that rosewood neck and what made you choose the rosewood

As i stated earlyer my prized acoustic (Guild F-50) which is also 30 some odd years old is in dire need of repair. It's still playable but shes in bad shape. Well I have been in contact with SB MacDonald. The guy I had reffered to earlier and I am going to be shipping her off to Long Island, NY. I will let you know when I get her back. This guy is supposed  to be really really good. I sure hope so

the maple neck is the light colored one

Depends on which day it is.  But beatles and Stones are a couple of hard acts to follow. And Clapton will always be my guitar hero..... It¯s a really tough question

I did not  even know he had a new one out. Looking foward to hearing it

Gee thanks badeye, If you get a chance check out my country book

I have seen these guitars although I don't recall the make. I am now very curiouse to check one out. The whole concept seems like a great idea. Seems to be the guitar to have for a lugging around instument. I imagine that they must be very durrable