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Thread: A question for the musically inclined

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    I don't play but work for a large music retailer. If you are looking for a specific recommendation and give me the specifics; I can ask our guitar merchandise expert. He knows just about everything there is to know about guitars/accessories and also plays guitar as well.
    "The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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    I used to play Jew's Harp --- seriously
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    Flying V

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    My band's guitarist was always trying to teach me to play, but I was terrible with no hope of improving. I invested in three guitars, a BC Rich Virgin, a Charvel strat and an Ovation Celebrity acoustic. Stringed intruments in my hands were useless so I sold them.

    I can still play a bunch of woodwinds including alto and soprano sax and I still remember a little piano. My microphone of choice is a Shure SM-58.
    Is it still insecurity if I fear my job is going to let me go because they don't realize how awesome I am?

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    I was a percussion major in college until I found out music teachers can't afford to eat. However, I do still play from time-to-time. My set is a simple 5 piece Yamaha with some bells and whistles: double bass, cow bell, rotos, etc.
    "Procrastination is the art of planning for tomorrow."

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    I have a Jackson Dinky and an Ovation electric acoustic. Randall amp and Plexitone pedal.

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    Early 1970s Slingerland 5 piece drum set with Remo heads and Pearl cymbals. Nothing fancy but then again I am not that good either.


    I do enjoy playing none the less. I also played the clarinet, piano, and guitar but loved the drums the most.
    "Never take a person's dignity: it is worth everything to them, and nothing to you." - Frank Barron

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    I don't play but work for a large music retailer. If you are looking for a specific recommendation and give me the specifics; I can ask our guitar merchandise expert. He knows just about everything there is to know about guitars/accessories and also plays guitar as well.
    Thank you! That's a fantastic offer. I may take you up on that relatively soon.

    Thanks for all the answers, ladies and gentlemen. Mostly just a curiosity on my part. I've noticed a lot of references on here by people to their old bands or old set lists. Random Axe being the most recent.
    “The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.” ― Charles Bukowski

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    Charvel Jackson

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    I've got a custom shop Fender Jazzmaster, and a Fender Vibrolux Reverb amp (2 x 10 - 40 watts). For pedals, I have an Xotic AC Overdrive, a Keely Fuzz Head, ZVEX Box of Rock and Box of Metal, a Doctor Scientist Tremolesence and a MXR Carbon Copy analog delay. I've been playing pretty much non stop for 20+ years and have been in plenty of crappy bands and 2 halfway decent ones.
    The timing of your post is actually good for me. After looking for several years for some new folks to play some 70's style hard rock with, this past Thursday and Friday I met a drummer and a bass player and we're going to start jamming this week. Wish us luck....
    Galaxy Explorer

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