if i were to customize my guitar......?
956299
i think there is. or just get it custom made. ask your local musical instrument shop.
1180438
Try here:\n\nhttp://www.christianguitar.org/forums/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=8896
84829
well, i would either look on the internet or put up an add cause there always some1 how doesnt need a guitar or some1 who got a new one and is trying to get rid of their old one
369130
These guys may be able to customize it for you\n\nhttp://www.rhinestonejewelry.com/index.html\n\nGood luck.
232751
try going to www.ultimateguitar.com
997095
OK! here have mine! I gots loads of them! And here's a free lesson! What you do is you hold out your left hand and curl up your fingers like you see the guitar players on tv do *sigh* and pretend like you're holding a pick in your right hand and strum!!!!! Can't you just hear the beauty? lol and then you jump up and down and move your hands all around and *~TA DA~* you've become the most beautiful princess at the ball! just kidding what I meant was ~*ta da*~ you're the rockingist freakin rocker on the planet! Good luck! And take care of my air guitar; she's a beaut! lol have a nice day! :)
156576
I agree with the above answer. Go to the music store and play some guitars by Fender, Gibson, and Ibanez that cost more than what you can afford. When you find what you like, write down the model name and number and go to eBay or a pawnshop and get it for the price you can afford to pay. I would keep about $60 in reserve so you can take it to your local instrument repair shop to have it set up (usually about $30) and re-stringed (about another $30 if you get good strings).
702080
That's a double cutaway black acoustic with an "S" on the headstock. If you truly want one of these, it'll cost ya.\nYou can get one from Gibson's Custom Guitar Facility in Nashville. \nStart here: http://www.gibsoncustom.com/\nOr, if you're super serious, contact me.
1012696
http://www.guitar-pro.com/en/index.php
245445
Locking tuning keys at the head of the guitar? hmmm. Where was your guitar manufactured? Look at the headstock and it should tell you. Is it a Fender 0r Squire by Fender? \n\nYou could intonize your guitar. Tuning it EADGBE (standard) as you normally would, but tune the twelfth fret instead of open. (Hopefully a digital tuner is handy!)\nEx.- Tune the low E string. Now simply hold that same string at the double-dotted 12th fret. Your goal is to make that higher octave E just as "in-tune" as your open E. \nGo back and double, even triple check that both are correct. When they are you are good to go. Just be patient, you'll get it - if not then, simply adjusting the bridge will take care of it 100% - ASK ME if and when that time comes! \n\nBy the way:\n#1 When was the last time the strings were changed and do you wipe them down each time you play? & after?\n#2 How is the neck attached to the body of the guitar?
984487
See if you can check them out in person at a Music store.  Some guitars are "brighter" sounding than others and everyone has thier own personal preference when it comes to guitar sounds.\n\nI know some places that companies cut corners is tuning keys - try to get all metal tuners.  I have seen with chromed plastic knobs that don't last very long.\n\nLooking at the features listed on the site tho, it looks to be a decent starter guitar.  But you only know what it looks like, not sounds, feel etc....\n\nGood luck and enjoy.
752741
E-mail  every guitar company possible and see if they have a school or training that you can take to learn the trade.\n\nOr take a look at any of the links below..\n\nHope this helps you out..
406792
A good idea is to have a local guitar shop, for guitar repairs and guitar building etc. I think it would be a good start.  You can go to Fender, Ibanez, Gibson etc. website and see if they have any job openings for making guitars.
691945
WOW!Great question.I don't know,but if you are trying to build an axe,fender has necks,bodies,etc....that they sell.Blueprints of guitars,though,are probably a little harder to get,unless you know someone working for them.My advice..Write to them and ask them.What can they say?
20543
yes go to drop tuning which usually youll go drop d and anything lower then that and you may want to get yourself a bass guitar.  but if you dont know how to go to drop just get a tuner and wait until your reading for the 6 string comes out as a 3d and that would be drop d tuning
136055
go to  mysite.verizon.net/vzes3iko/  and click the picture under the guitar photo to start a new one
661607
I would check out Epiphone Guitars....good quality for the money!