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put a capo on the first fret and play a e chord for f a chord for b flat and bar c 3rd fret for c

there must be a online support for gibson explain your problem or bring your amp and guitar with the chords your using to the music store where you got it mabey they can shed some light on whats wrong i think you made a good choice not digging into the electronics yourself it might negate any warranty

sorry bout that your correct thats funny ive never been wrong before i thought i was once but i was just mistaken

along with buddy holly on the same plane ritche valens,the big bopper(jp richardson) merle haggard missed the flight he was backing up one of the acts and there was no room on the plane,otis redding, glen miller WWii', jim crocette (bad leroy brown)

i can tune by ear but i rely on my sabine stx-1100 because i record with a number of instruments and i have to make sure all of them are calibrated to standard pitch

Ive played harps for many a year and up until recent i never knew they could be repaired,hohner makes several models the marineband,blues harp,hot metal the hot metal has plastic reeds and so far it shows no sign of loss of tone or volume the wooden reeds warp after time from the spit and need to be replaced but harmonicas used to cost $1.50 now you cant touch one for less then $20.00 or so.I came up with a design for a harmonica holder that attaches to the guitar and you can easley switch harps (differn't keys) it cost me over $700.00 to have the protype machined plus the patent i may yet find a company interested in mass producing it. im still cracking up over the darth vader vid on utube there is a link on a post by "old doll"(late lunch) i must have emailed all my musician friends a copy i have heard harmonica played in contemporary style that took this one time toy to a level i didn't know existed harps are great the best thing is you can stash them in your pocket and jam anywhere

try a inexpensive classical guitar and put some silk n steel strings on it

doc I can tune my guitar by ear but no stringed instrument is ever perfectly in tune because the nature of sound is that a string vibrates when plucked at a approximent rate and fluctuates and is influcenced by the other strings because they vibrate even when not picked much like a piano if you hold down a triad c e g and play a lower c the keys your holding down will produce a chord (sympathetic vibrations) professional piano tunners use this method to tune a piano

heres a great song for 12 string   turn turn turn  byrds

funny stories i have been cutting my own hair last 20 yrs sometimes it looks good but last week i went to far and i wound up with an" alfalfa "look nobodys imune but it will grow back

badeye i was fortunant enough to have met both sonny and brownie at a party in hermosa beach calif we talked and picked some guitar great blues artists of all time and nice people