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Looks pretty good... What really helped me (Not that I'm a big expert) was taking up the Classical Guitar.... really not a lot of classical repertiore written in tab if you know what I mean..... :-)

I'm in need of unloading some equipment in order to save up some cash for an instrument purchase within the next year, hopefully somebody in here is in need of these or would know someone who is. Before I put these things on Ebay I thought it best to give the opportunity to the Fretters... So...

Well then in that case you should consider the greatest bike ever... well I'm pretty happy with mine anyway...and wait until Fender offers that VG strat on a MIM... :-) The VFR!!!

Okay, here goes... This is the E shape blues scale based on the CAGED system. It should look pretty familiar to most everyone.... It's just 1 of the 5 basic shapes that all connect... I have the others somewhere around here in jpg format if anyone is interested.... as well as the 5 major...

I have a jpg image of what I'm trying to explain, but can't seem to get it attached to a post... can anyone help me???

I found it just easy to learn the 5 basic shapes of the Blues Scale. How there connected and what chord there based on extremely easy.... After that then working on the components of the scale is a no brainer..

I've been callin that the blues scale forever..

Very cool guitar however a few things to think about... I was checking them out at my local store. It's really just an American Strat with the Roland gear onboard and quite pricey too boot. All the extra money is going most likely (according to my good friend at the store) to Roland for the...

What really put me to the point where I could play in any key was to learn the CAGED system and then break down each element of each chord into it's components. I originally used a Mel Bay book.. can't remember what it was called.... but still use it for it's rythm... (ah that's it... "Rythm...

I've had my eye on the same guitar with the Tobacco Sunburst finish... You have quite the keeper there.... How do the pickups sound???

Thanks Tone, Actually I was looking for some deeper discussion on the matter.... I play quite the variety of styles. I'm the only electric guitarist in the church band so I have to cover the gammit of whatever's needed and I was intrigued by the importance of this.... I was looking to put...

Hey All been a while since I actually posted anything here.... got a question.. It's quite rare that I get a chance to buy any equipment and I've been having strat gas for a while. I'm wondering what everyones opinion is on the Radius on the Classic 60's strat (7 1/4" I believe) as well as...

I've heard great things about the Kinman Pickups... Kinman Pickups

r_a_smith3530, Great Advice, I had to check out the Classic 50 while I was waiting on my 30. I couldn't believe the tonal options available. What a great sounding amp. What sold me over the 30 was the Standy Switch, the Master Volume which allows me to play at any level I want to, And what...

All, Anyone have any experience with these. I took a look at one this morning and for the money it seemed like a great amp. Thanks for any advice on the subject..

Update on the amp, Apparantly there was something wrong with the amp that I purchased... (bad pot or something..) Took it back to where it was purchased and they ordered another one right from Peavey. The Classic 30 is one of their biggest sellers and they just happened to be out because of...

To post a couple of questions about the classic 30 to some owners... I just unpacked my Classic 30 on Christmas morning and have been test driving it... and I've noticed a few things that really bother the crap out of me and I would like to know if this is normal. First of all when the amp is...

Brad Carlton is a monster player.. I was perusing through the site and really found a couple of things I would like... Rythmic Grooves is one of them.. but check the incredible grain on the Strat that Brad is playing on the demo lessons.... the following link takes you there. and the video...

S/S/S is a must for all Strat Lovers, but hey, if you can afford more than one.. mix it up... But I think you need to at least have one with s/s/s then start adding s/s/h etc.. I think the greatness of the strat is it's versatility... Do what you want with it...

I now have a brand new Classic 30 Sitting under the Christmas tree in a box.... unopened.. (well I did take a look at it....). Can't wait until Christmas Morning.. I'm really looking forward to using it...it was listed at $469. and I got it for $450.00. Picked up a Boss Delay at the same...