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dyna mo 08-07-2013 06:09 AM
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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19749162)
used to play bass, later keyboards

like in those





more here: https://youtube.com/madaltonrock


(with that name i think there's no doubt that this is really me - lol)
well played ma! y'all have some talent man!

adultmobile 08-07-2013 06:28 AM
Pipe Organ (Bach fuges essentially) and tenori-on:

alex.missyouth 08-07-2013 07:28 AM
http://sharemyguitar.com/blog/wp-con...WORN_STRAT.jpg

sperbonzo 08-07-2013 07:49 AM
Started playing guitar, teaching myself Classical guitar, from books, when I was about 8.... then moved to rock and folk by the time I was about 12 and also started singing. Never had any lessons, but I would practice about 3 hours a day. Then got into a rock band when I was 17. In and out of bands until I was about 22, and then I became a Recording Engineer in L.A. That kept me so busy, and so involved in music that I basically stopped practicing. Now, many years later, I pick up one of my guitars maybe a couple of times a month. It's frustrating to see how much I lost from my peak, so many chops, so many songs.... But it's still fun to jam with friends once in a while. :)




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Sid70 08-07-2013 07:57 AM
My wife plays on my leather flute.

dyna mo 08-07-2013 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by ********** (Post 19749329)
I am really good at playing the Triangle. I first learned of the instrument when I was in 10th grade and fortunately the music teacher let me into the program even though it had already started. Learning the Triangle changed my life.

When I was 20 I tried to start a 1-man triangle band and even demo'ed at a view live venues here in Montreal such as the Peel Pub showbar when it was open. Sadly the owners said they weren't interested.

Today there is little music featuring the triangle, but I still like to play. You should hear my all-triangle version of Enter Sandman. Come to our booth at the Qwebec Expo and maybe I'll jam.
i've been thinking of picking up the triangle but musical instruments can be so daunting sometimes. would get a kick outta hearing your chops man!

Yngwie 08-07-2013 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Minte (Post 19748820)
Guitar for nearly 4 decades. Trained classical and years of Jazz theory..and then just played with a lot of different bands over the years.

Banjo, I have enough stuff down for 1 set..
Piano...less than one set.
And I can play violin well enough to not make you want to shoot me.


DynaMo.. It arrived today.

http://www.mintesfiles.com/misc/ym2.jpg
is that the new one with the seymour ducan pickups or the old one with the dimarzio pickups?

Minte 08-07-2013 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Yngwie (Post 19750451)
is that the new one with the seymour ducan pickups or the old one with the dimarzio pickups?
Its the new one. I played it last night for about an hour and the sound is very typical Strat.


Bridge Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10B YJM Fury

Middle Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury

Neck Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury

Vendzilla 08-07-2013 01:04 PM
Guitar, played a lot as a kid, my GF has me practicing again. I have a Yamaha Acoustic

Yngwie 08-07-2013 01:07 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Minte (Post 19750459)
Its the new one. I played it last night for about an hour and the sound is very typical Strat.


Bridge Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10B YJM Fury

Middle Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury

Neck Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury
nice. I want to get myself a new YJM Strat.

dyna mo 08-07-2013 01:08 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Minte (Post 19750459)
Its the new one. I played it last night for about an hour and the sound is very typical Strat.


Bridge Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10B YJM Fury

Middle Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury

Neck Pickup:

Seymour Duncan® STK-S10N YJM Fury
how are those scalloped frets?

Minte 08-07-2013 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19750465)
how are those scalloped frets?
I think this might be just the guitar I was looking for. After the first session with it ,I knew I was playing much faster. My touch has always been light so I never touch the fretboard on any of my guitars. Positioning is a lot more of an issue with this neck. You can play it really fast, as long as you are very aware of where the fret is. Bending a note is also a lot easier and almost like the guitar expects it.

After an hour of playing it, I was ready to be done. It gave my fingers a real solid workout.
I can't wait to get home tonight to do it again!

fuzebox 08-07-2013 03:57 PM
Bought a shitty guitar 5 years ago, started self teaching with tabs and youtube videos. Now I play a Gibson SG Special II EMG... Love it. I've come a long way, but am still pretty restricted to memorizing fingerings rather than understanding chords.

Started taking drum lessons in the spring... I suck but it's good fun.


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