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Thanks guys. I'll give those a go since I'm not really concerned about the resale because I don't sell guitars anymore as I tend to get sentimental about them so I regret selling every guitar that I have so I don't do that anymore. lol Besides, the guitar is really nice. I was surprised Squier...

Hi everyone, I just got a Squier CV 60's as a backup guitar and I really like it, especially for the price. But my favorite kind of neck is a satin finish. I had two questions I was hoping someone could answer or point me in the right direction to find an answer. 1) The kind of sticky feeling...

I use 10's on my tele and prefer them over 9's.

I have a 3100. It's a great guitar. I was going to change the pickups when it arrived but after playing it discovered there was no need. I really think these are one of the best bang for your buck guitars on the market.

I like country and Brad Paisley's music. But then, considering I live near Bakersfield I guess that's kind of a given. He's not just one of those guys that plays a guitar onstage for the image aspect like Kenny Chesney tends to. Paisley usually puts one instrumental song on each album (The...

Sometimes I change it up and use D'Addario, Dean Markley, or GHS but my goto strings are Ernie ball slinkys...10's for electric and 13's for acoustic.

That looks a lot like the neck on my Fender baja telecaster.

My tele is a baja tele. It was one of the 250 blue ones they made. I love it. I did replace the bridge pickup with a Fralin that I liked better but I absolutely love the neck pickup. The neck is thick but it still feels good to me even though I prefer necks to be more on the thin side.

I have a DD-3 that I use as well for longer delay times on songs that require them. For analog delay I use a Maxon AD-900 which is great. I got one of the Aqua Puss MKIIs that came out recently as well. It's also a great pedal. I use the Aqua Puss on my pedalboard currently because, even...

Serrano's pretty amazing. I've been fortunate enough to see him play without having to go to much trouble since I went to the university he taught at.

You know what? I just remembered that Steve Stevens released a flamenco-style album called Flamenco a Go Go. It's an interesting take on it and very much worth listening to, imo.

Commodore 64, I love the name. It brings back memories of my childhood. lol I'm interested to see some more sites as well. I have some rar files I got that have a bunch of tabs in them. I use Tux Guitar too.

How about Sabicas?

The first song I ever learned how to play was Rock You Like A Hurricane by the Scorpions. lol

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! Sure. What did you want to see? These are all I have right now: The picture of the telecaster is actually linked to another site. I don't know if that's ok or not but if it isn't then please remove it or let me know and I'll remove it. I no longer...