This break was one of the best breaks of all time. I got a new Les Paul from my wife this year and it just reminded me of how much I loved her and my life. I hope all of you had a great break and got plenty of guitar related gifts.
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The Best Guitar AmpThis is the Yamaha THR 10. My pick for the best beginner guitar amp. This amp is so good for beginners because it is so cheap yet it has so much. This amp can even easily plug into a computer for recording purposes and that is what many people do with them. For a beginner and even an expert this beginner guitar amp will be great. Even with no knowledge of amplifiers or guitars you can work with guitar amp and be perfectly fine without getting confused. I have an article for you if you have know knowledge of what kind of guitar to get, to find it click here.
This amp can be found in many professionals collections. It is very portable which makes it very good for travelling. Not only is it portable but it also sounds good for a great price. This is a great little amp for guitar players of all skill levels. This guitar amp is not only good for guitar players but bass players too. You can pretty much plug anything into here if you wanted to. With the programs that are available and compatible with this amp, you can make anything sound good. Another good amp for beginner guitar players is the Blackstar HT1. If you want to learn about more amps like this click here. Acoustic Guitars are GreatWhen you get hooked on the sound of the six strings, you just must have one. The next most logical thing is to learn to play the guitar. I am sure there are some people who have started the process on an electric guitar. However I think it is best to first learn to play acoustic guitar.
The selection of your first guitar is purely a factor of your budget. If you are really hooked on guitar you will spend a lot of time with the instrument, so be sure to purchase one that feels good. It wood be a plus if you can play a few notes before your first purchase. That way you can really hear, see and feel the difference in instruments. The first one should be a nylon string instrument if you have tender fingers. Speaking from my own experience of buying a steel string and punishing my fingers for a week. I purchased a nylon string instrument that allowed me to practice longer hours without major finger aggravation. The passion for playing well will win over the discomfort of the strings wearing on your finger tips if you really want to play. Just one warning, musical instrument dealers are music lovers, but they are sales people, do not let them push an over priced or expensive instrument on you until you know guitar is what you wish to play. Research online for the best price and read the reviews offered by experienced players. Now you have an instrument, what next? You might be one of the few lucky people who can pick up an instrument and just play. However, chances are you will need someone to show you how it should be done. There are options for instruction, depending on your budget and how much time you wish to invest before you learn to play. By far the best choice is to find a music school and take private lessons from a professional instructor. This is the fasted and most expensive road to becoming a proficient guitar player. Start your search at your local music store if you are not in or near a university with a music program. A graduate student majoring in music instruction can give you several years worth of instruction in a few months if you work at it. The instructor can explain and show you, but you must practice, practice and practice some more. Watch out for the instructor who wants to “string” you along for months just to increase his income. You must take the lead, practice and push the instructor to teach what you want to learn. You can spend less money by asking a friend to show you how to play, you might be lucky enough to find a friend that can really play. Or you can spend some money on books and DVDs and teach your self how to play. This type of instruction will work if you spend the time doing that practice thing. Practice is truly the only way you will learn to play guitar. |
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