Recent content by crowhue

Listen to a type of music that is new to you and then pick out something you can learn from it ie rhythms, scales, riffs, chords. We all end up in a rut at some point and for me it takes a new direction to get out of it sometimes.

Whats the CV bit? Ive not come across this guitar model in the UK.

Sounds interesting. Ive not heard about these in the UK but I guess theyll filter over here on a slow boat from the far east eventually.

Taylor guitars do tend towards being bland but undeniably high build quality. I have a Big Baby (the runt of the litter LOL) that is lovely to play. I also had a Taylor T5 which IMHO sucked big style. It didnt do any job particularly well, let alone the acoustic role. Electric sounds were...

Ive been using a Digitech Jamman Stereo pedal. Its great and to me, is one the most useful tools a guitar player can have. Either for songwriting, jamming, live work or whatever its superb. Highly recommended. Get one with plenty of memory and easy controls.

Thanks for the info. I might give it a try.

Hmmm, acoustic guitars IMO are more subjective than electrics. Its more of a sympathy thing going on between wood, strings and player and different guys and gals like very different instruments. I love my Epiphone AJ500 personally. I beat it until it howls and loves me back : )

Nice to be on the forum. I run a guitar shop in Whittlsey near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and an online shop at http://www.gtrmusic.co.uk. I play in a two piece acoustic act and a five piece band when we can be a###d to get together. Current guitar gear is a PRS Custom24, Marshall 80's 4230...