Randy120

You held the secret in your hands all along. Back to the woodshed for you. 🎸

These Triad lessons are some of your best. Thank you.

I think it will blow the 20w speaker. It could be a short gig. Speaker Geeks

Robbie has some good ideas. I like his practice with intent and don't be too critical of yourself philosophy. Strive to improve, but don't imagine you can eliminate all mistakes.

If I was building a guitar, or it was standard great. I just can't justify spending the money to upgrade tuners that are already working well.

I play everyday because I love it. Thanks to Steve's instruction I continue to improve beyond my wildest dreams. Ten years and still playing guitar.

I say no. You should not make a habit of staring at your hand. It is ok while you are learning a new form, or playing a complicated part. Look how many pros never look at their hands. You should get comfortable enough with these forms so you can play them without looking. If I hear a sour note I let it go. If I hear the same sour note twice I look to see what is going on. You can't read music, look at the fretboard, and make chord changes at the same time.

@Nutty 1 Nicely done! Merry Christmas!

@Ning The course will give you the knowledge you need. My course has paid for itself over and over again with the setups I did at home, and the guitars are playing great.

My condolences to you for the loss of your father. You can do it. Play slow and gentle. It is good physical and mental therapy. Have fun!

@Oldjock It sounds like a good trip.