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Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:28 pm
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LOL. I love it. They actually MAKE Hello Kitty guitar picks? Too cool! That's a scream. Does it come in a thumb pick that would actually fit an adult, or is it just a flat pick? (Not that I intend to get one, mind you. I just got a cool blue one to replace the tortoise shell one that broke during a gig.)


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Im a girl.
You will not get any arguments out of me! :wink:
You are also talented. I gotta go burn my guitars now.


I, like chris63 just got done burning my gear in the backyard, welcome Sky you got some chops there. Great music and Web layout.

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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 12:27 pm
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hey, there is another girl on here. Im glad Im not alone. It would suck to be the only girl on here.


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Post subject: Re: guitars
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I agree, Sweetie. Women shouldn't need smaller or lighter guitars. I still play my dad's old Dreadnought from time to time, and it's heavy, but not as heavy as my acoustic-electric, for obvious reasons. :wink: I never did much with electrics growing up, but now that I've discovered them, I like them a lot! Oh, the tones! Wow. I've discovered that even classical and jazz sound great when they're toned out. (Maybe not with major fuzz, but still---!) Awesome!


Totally agree!!! I can pick up my guitar just fine!


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hey!!!!!!!! i'm sort of new here! i'm a girl! i'm also one of the few people that use my name... oh well. i play acoustic... does anyone else?


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Sure Jess, I play acoustic sometimes. My acoustic is a Breedlove. Whats yours?


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First Act, i got it at WalMart for $50. i'm broke... lol. i really like it though, it's got pretty good sound considering. i'm saving my money for a Buddy Guy Strat, i want the one with the polka dots...


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Jessica,
Nothing wrong with inexpensive gear. What is your favorite acoustic number?


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probably Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) by Green Day. I'm in the process of transposing the string solo to guitar... i've almost got it. Green Day's pretty much my favorite band... other than My CHemical Romance


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hey!!!!!!!! i'm sort of new here! i'm a girl! i'm also one of the few people that use my name... oh well. i play acoustic... does anyone else?


I started out with acoustic. My dad brought me home a guitar from Japan when I was 13. I killed that one (who knew they made capos? :roll: ). My next guitar was a classical (and, yes, I got a great capo!). Still have that one. I have my dad's Dreadnought, which I play occasionally, and an acoustic-electric from another manufacturer (which shall be nameless). I also have a solid-body electric (also from another manufacturer, but it was a present... 8) . My cousins who were in the music business all played Fenders, so before I got my acoustic, I'd already played a great Fender. (Wish I could remember what model. I don't know which one of his kids inherited that guitar, but it was wonderful. It may have been a Les Paul.)

I still prefer playing acoustic, because I haven't learned all the little tricks to make electric sing. I'm working on it, though. :D I keep broadening my playing styles.

I see a lot of good rockers here! Anybody else play other genres?
I do classical, country, bluegrass, Celtic, jazz and some rock.


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jessholl wrote:
hey!!!!!!!! i'm sort of new here! i'm a girl! i'm also one of the few people that use my name... oh well. i play acoustic... does anyone else?


I started out with acoustic. My dad brought me home a guitar from Japan when I was 13. I killed that one (who knew they made capos? :roll: ). My next guitar was a classical (and, yes, I got a great capo!). Still have that one. I have my dad's Dreadnought, which I play occasionally, and an acoustic-electric from another manufacturer (which shall be nameless). I also have a solid-body electric (also from another manufacturer, but it was a present... 8) . My cousins who were in the music business all played Fenders, so before I got my acoustic, I'd already played a great Fender. (Wish I could remember what model. I don't know which one of his kids inherited that guitar, but it was wonderful. It may have been a Les Paul.)

I still prefer playing acoustic, because I haven't learned all the little tricks to make electric sing. I'm working on it, though. :D I keep broadening my playing styles.

I see a lot of good rockers here! Anybody else play other genres?
I do classical, country, bluegrass, Celtic, jazz and some rock.



Sorry, but LP guitars are made by Gibson.

I know this'll get a rather :shock: response from some, but there's nothing wrong with playing other manufacturers guitars, too. I got a Fender acoustic /electric (DG-16 E 12), a Taylor acoustic, as well as my basses (Fender, Rickenbacker, Carvin). I play them all.


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^ agreed, theres no reason you can't play other brands.... fenders are great guitars, but for certain styles of music, some other brands make excellent guitars.... for more heavier music gibson, ibanez, and PRS are all great... martin and ovation are great acoustics


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Guitarista wrote:
jessholl wrote:
hey!!!!!!!! i'm sort of new here! i'm a girl! i'm also one of the few people that use my name... oh well. i play acoustic... does anyone else?


I started out with acoustic. My dad brought me home a guitar from Japan when I was 13. I killed that one (who knew they made capos? :roll: ). My next guitar was a classical (and, yes, I got a great capo!). Still have that one. I have my dad's Dreadnought, which I play occasionally, and an acoustic-electric from another manufacturer (which shall be nameless). I also have a solid-body electric (also from another manufacturer, but it was a present... 8) . My cousins who were in the music business all played Fenders, so before I got my acoustic, I'd already played a great Fender. (Wish I could remember what model. I don't know which one of his kids inherited that guitar, but it was wonderful. It may have been a Les Paul.)

I still prefer playing acoustic, because I haven't learned all the little tricks to make electric sing. I'm working on it, though. :D I keep broadening my playing styles.

I see a lot of good rockers here! Anybody else play other genres?
I do classical, country, bluegrass, Celtic, jazz and some rock.



Im pretty new to these forum things too. Im also a girl and i started on an acoustic. Now I have an epiphone G-400. :)


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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 1:14 pm
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Hi there! Checking in from Phoenix, Az. I just signed up. This is my first post, so it'll take me a while to learn to use the site.

I got some Hello Kitty guitar picks at the 60th Annual Fender Bash last year. They're flat picks.


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Hi there! Checking in from Phoenix, Az. I just signed up. This is my first post, so it'll take me a while to learn to use the site.

I got some Hello Kitty guitar picks at the 60th Annual Fender Bash last year. They're flat picks.


Welcome, always glad to see new folks signing on. Hope you enjoy all the fun we've been having!

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