on a strat guitar, how do you get great feedback?
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while holding the guitar, walk over and face the amp. turn it on realy loud. instant feedback
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i'm a guitar teacher. i'd like to think i'm pretty good at it.
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Great question. Jam. That's the simple answer. Have them get together and play something slow like a blues in 12/8 time (a la Stevie Ray Vaughn) and pass off solos every 2 or 3 times through the pattern. Everyone will start listening closer, because they will have to ultimately take a solo (sorry bro, i would just lay down the drum beat and not solo). Once everyone is listening more and really FEELING the music that they play, find rock songs that they really understand and feel. Jam everytime before you play and you will have a tight band in no time!\n\n- 12 year musician
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Guitar for Dummies gets good reviews.
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seat the head evenly & press down in middle of head w/finger..lightly, tap at each tuning lug opposite of each other & tighten or loosen until they're the same tone, note, the bottom head should be slightly higher in pitch. for further specifications of directions, feel free to contact me at my email address.
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get the fender strat, u get the great name brand and it fits your budget at only $350, and most of the greatest rockers have used it such as kurt cobain.
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Firstly, you need to be able to play your instruments well.\nSecondly, to get that sound, one need only apply some\ntype of sound changing device. A common way to change a \nguitar sound is using a stomp box. There are different kinds.\nDistortion pedal is used to dirty up the sound. Compression\nis used to add "punch" to your guitar so it can be heard \nthrough the mix of other instruments. Delay devices can \nadd "shimmer" or "echo" type effects. These can also be\ndone by computer programs. And who can resist the "wah"\nsound of a pedal? I don't know exactly what they use, but\nthis is a good guess perhaps.
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I like it but just make sure that you have the right beat!Are you going to use a guitar?
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changing a stratacoustic's strings:\n\n1- unwind old strings so that they're loose. cut them in the middle if you want to make them shorter/easier to deal with while throwing them away.\n\n2- pop out pins from bridge, and take out the strings.\n\n3-put new string balls in line with the holes, and use the pegs to guide them into the bridge. make sure the groove in the pin is pointing toward the neck of the guitar.\n\n4- put the strings up through the tuning pegs.\n\n5- put your hand on the neck, UNDER the strings. turn your hand so that its in the position you'd use to "karate chop" the guitar. now, spread your fingers apart (this step ensures you'll have enough extra string to wrap around the tuners, different ppl use different amounts. i like to not have too much extra.).\n\n6- tune guitar to pitch.\n\n7 - you'll probably notice that your guitar will go out of tune as you're tuning, or for the first 20 minutes or so as you play. thats the strings stretching. if you just lightly tug the strings before you start and retune them, that will go away faster. you may need to repeat that step a few times.
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the acoustic guitar was designed to be heard without amplification. therefore it will be heard to some extent. you may want to use a very light pick, you may try useing your fingers instead of a pick, you could try damping the strings with the heel of your hand or you could just pretend to be crazy when they come to complain(haha).
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Gibson i think are the best. but alot of blues is done on fender guitars. strats have a distinctive blues sound that you cant get from a Gibson. but if you know how to play, you can make either sound good. its all a matter of personal preference.  some people prefer fender over Gibson. the type of guitar you play depends on the style of music you like and what sound you want from your own guitar. and i like Gibson's.  i have 2 Gibson Les Paul's, 1Gibson S.G. and 1 Gibson Firebird.
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There are loads of cool online guitar courses. The website below has got some decent reviews if your interested.
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The answer is: Ask your teacher what he thinks of the guitar. Will the seller let you take it in to a lesson for his /her evaluation without buying it? Or could the teacher go there and look at it for you?
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Take your guitar to a music shop IMMEDIATELY and let them get the broken piece out--DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO IT ON YOUR OWN!!! The same thing happened to me, and when I tried to do it myself, it messed up the intonation and it never sounded the same again. So get a professional to do it!
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you can't beat a good Strat.
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haha wow you must be very talented. i just started playing guitar and am totally addicted. will you check out my last two questions and give me some advice? :) thanx
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1.) to level how high/low the "action" you want for the strings\n\n2.) it helps fix with the "fine tunning" of your guitar (the "nut" up to the 12 fret is equals to 12 fret equals to the bridge)\n\nget it?