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On acoustic you could go to .010 - 0.46 instead of .012 - 0.54.

I started on acoustic but reasons for using an electrical below https://www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/what-s-the-best-guitar-for-a-beginner-bc-010

ROBERT CRAY? Should be included someplace. Eric Clapton? Gone but I will include him Gary Moore

I used the course for a number of years and the course is now in my son's possession.

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My wife is taking singing lessons and it really helps with her playing the accordion. I am sure it has affected your playing as well, for the better.

Great Job

You have got my attention - See you tonight

I would not be worried about the blemish. The top will darken with age and it will only be noticeable to you. Yes, a nice looking guitar.

Unless you can do it with a metronome, You don't really have a handle on in.

Sounds like my story except I am 4 years behind. I have started taking group lessons in slow blues with this guy and my motivation and practice sessions are a lot better.

I love the loudbox, lightweight has input for a mic ( we use two mics) and a guitar. The acoustic sounds very natural and we also use a touch of reverb and chorus. Now using the Marshall AS50 with a Ibanez tube screamer with the strat.

Loudbox repaired - one of the pots for the mic needed to be reworked. Nor sure what this entailed but it is like new again.

Larrivee L02 - No frills, but amazing tone and projection, very comfortable and versatile. Put a LL Baggs pickup up in and use it for playing out. I have two other acoustics which cost more and sound good but not as good as the Larrivee.