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love it!!!!!!

I had similar issues with a trem of mine which is why I brought the nut thing up, and that fella had no pinging. Anywho, you might consider sperzels instead of a locking nut. I'm a big fan.

Locking tuners?

LMK Jeff. I might not be at my computer so if you still have my cell please throw me a text when it's on. Ella and I will come on and do a couple of duets for y'all.

Hey thanks everyone.   I was a bit slow on the uptake here....haven't been to Chordie much the last couple of days.  Taking a week off to help the Mom out so I haven't been online much.

The new baby set list went great.  Ella seems to have great taste in music.

Thanks everyone. Kim is a trooper. She puts up with me and gives me a cutie like that too.

Drinking Song.

Doug if string tension is the issue would a drop tuning help?

I don't play a lot of nylon but know that fret hand pressure is critical.

I agree with #1 and disagree with #2.

Lots of very famous singers suck at singing from the technique standpoint. But they make it work for them, so rather than their limitations equating to "sucking" we call it "hip." It's just idiosyncratic, really. I'm thinking Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen.

On the other hand, anyone can make pitch perfect music and still sound like garbage. Musicality is not the same thing as having a good sense of pitch. Examples:
- Justin Beiber is a crap box musician. (Man I hope Google indexes this for "Justin Beiber")
- I also (personally) am not a huge fan of Yngwie. Plays lots of notes and plays 'em perfect and fast, but setting a metronome to 987 BPM and shredding it out in melodic minor does not a musician make, in my humble opinion.

My bassist prohibits me from doing this.

Doug you are spot on! I'm spending the time putting together baby furniture, bonding with the 8 year old and playing guitar as time allows.

Next year if there are members heading to 7's I'll open up the Lilly pad (my boat) for a jam day.