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(22 replies, posted in Electric)

Hi Charlotte:
Just like you, I played accoustic for many years before deceiding to go electric. When I did I got a trusted friend to assist me and we looked at many of the Fenders out there and the Les Paul. As sweet as the sound was I passed on the LP because of the weight. Eventually, I chose a Gretsch Nashville (arch top) I find it sounds great plugged in to a Fender Deluxe amp/Accoustisonic amp or not plugged in at all.

Given the kind of money you are prepared to spend, if you go high end on guitar do the same on an amp which will run you around $1,300. Plus, it isn't too heavy to move.

I know about the bug. I just purchased a Taylor T5 (12 string) It sounds fantastic and it has the feature of good hard rock or accoustic sounds.

Just before you purchase, try out the Taylor T5 (6 or 12 string) I guarantee you will chose a Taylor T5.

Unfortunetly, my four other guitars are becoming wall ornaments since my Taylor purchase.
Ray Smith

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(4 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I have benefitted from this site in learning songs on guitar. I like to give back to Chordie.com. I recently learned the chords and lyrics of a great song off the new Bruce Springsteen CD and i sing and play it regularly.
Would I be able to share this with Chordie.com as a learning tool without violating copywrite laws?
Your help is appreciated. Ray