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Hey Chordie Peeps:
I am brand new to playing electric guitars...I just purchased my first one and bought a very small (second hand) amp (HL A101 10 watt amp) just to learn and practice with at home...I have no aspirations of ever playing a gig for an audience...However, I would like to buy a better quality amp without having to break the bank...Do any of you have a suggestion on a decent sounding small amp for my home...Thanks in advance for your input.
Thank you for all the new info and instruction, as well as the "welcome aboard" comments...I really appreciate your input...Never thought I could be so absorbed by anything, but learning to play has been a true joy in my life!!!
Hey all:
I am new to both, Chordie and learning to play the guitar...I have been practicing/playing for just about a year now...I can play some songs but still struggle with speed and some chord changes...I have noticed a vast improvement in the last 2-3 months...However, I still struggle with chord changes to "C"...my left hand pointer finger was mangled several years ago in a fight with a chainsaw (chainsaw-1...me-nothing), so I have no knuckle at the mid point on my pointer...thus I have to really work to make it find the "B' string in the first fret...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...I am a 54 year old novice with no musical background, but I do love learning to play!!!
I don't have a Martin, but I did exactly what you said in your last comment with my new Yamaha...I took it to a luthier and had him complete a "new set up" and add a strap button to the neck base...total cost was around $60.00...it was well worth it...
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