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Thanks. Small body slotted head guitars are so misunderstood. My D-28P will never be as loud as my 00-21, especially for finger picking because of the slotted head (besides being 42 years older). Plus the short scale makes action a dream. Sent using Hello Moto

Great move, man-- and at what sounds like a bargain price too! I've played Martin's for 48 years -- nothing like 'em. Pictured is my 1973 00-21. Sent using Hello Moto

Bless the person who doesn't need fret markers. That would be a game changer for me. I need them!

If you're like me, you acoustic players especially, are after optimal action. This usually means, "How low can you go" before getting fret buzz. My question is, when you do get fret buzz, where - string & fret - is it most likely to occur? Thanks!

Good suggestions above! I finger a G in a way that save much movement -- and that is with middle on 5th string, ring on 6th, and pinky on first. Try it and feel the ease of going to C, and all sorts of variations of both G & C. phil via Nokia

I'm sorry you gittar linguists - but what's pancakes? (hep out de old guy:) -Phil (Using Tapatalk)

Here's a way that's totally non threatening - what I did: called around town to find the Assisted Living Center that got the least attention - with church groups coming in doing programs, etc. Asked if I could come once a week for a couple months to see how it works out - made up a songbook with...

Thanks for all the greetings! I'm strictly a one acoustic guitar man. I play a '73 Martin 00-21: small body, wide 12 fret neck, slotted head - bought it new and it's my love. I play fingerstyle unless I'm doing a singalong in a large room & need more volume. I feel like I peaked in my skills...

Hi, all you happy people - I'm glad to be a part of this forum, and look forward to learning and sharing! -Phil