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Edited by Composite Guru on Tuesday 20th November 15:30
Edited by Composite Guru on Tuesday 20th November 15:30
Excellent, done!
Thanks
Thanks
Composite Guru said:
davidd said:
Excellent, done!
Thanks
Glad to be of help. I wish i was a guitarist as i like that gizmo. Thanks
Composite Guru said:

Don't want to burst your bubble but . . .
In reality it's not as good as you would think -- novel - yes, useful - not really. Doesn't cut thin plastic cleanly leaving a very rough edge that needs cleaning up and won't cut stuff that is really thick enough to use as a pick (I use 1mm picks). Got one last Christmas and have never used it.
In reality it's not as good as you would think -- novel - yes, useful - not really. Doesn't cut thin plastic cleanly leaving a very rough edge that needs cleaning up and won't cut stuff that is really thick enough to use as a pick (I use 1mm picks). Got one last Christmas and have never used it.
russell_ram said:
Don't want to burst your bubble but . . .
In reality it's not as good as you would think -- novel - yes, useful - not really. Doesn't cut thin plastic cleanly leaving a very rough edge that needs cleaning up and won't cut stuff that is really thick enough to use as a pick (I use 1mm picks). Got one last Christmas and have never used it.
This is true.In reality it's not as good as you would think -- novel - yes, useful - not really. Doesn't cut thin plastic cleanly leaving a very rough edge that needs cleaning up and won't cut stuff that is really thick enough to use as a pick (I use 1mm picks). Got one last Christmas and have never used it.
I got one last year and it does leave a rough edge. I tend to just rub it on some concrete or sandpaper to smooth it out.
The picks are fine for acoustic stuff, the only problem I find is that the plastic of the car comes off easily and leaves a lot of plastic dust on the guitar.
It's a Christmas present, and nice though strings and batteries are, it's like buying socks.
You need to get something a bit novel IMO. When I was in Memphis I bought a guitar playing friend a medicine bottle slide, which was stopped with a cork and filled with "genuine dirt from The Crossroads".
You need to get something a bit novel IMO. When I was in Memphis I bought a guitar playing friend a medicine bottle slide, which was stopped with a cork and filled with "genuine dirt from The Crossroads".

you might find a ukulele for a tenner, it wont be great but might be fun...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfgpDsk4VFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfgpDsk4VFA
Most guitarists will be happy to learn a new song or two to stretch the skills a touch. A decent songbook or manual might work. There are tons of guitar players who are woefully lacking in theory even if a fair few wouldn't admit it!
This might cut the cake:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/LEONARD-GUITAR-METHOD-MUSI...
This might cut the cake:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/LEONARD-GUITAR-METHOD-MUSI...
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