Al, great acquisition, your demo sounds very good.
Marc
I've been BAD!! Here's my new Yamaha 'Silent Guitar'.
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heatndude wrote:
Excellent question on how I did it.
Simple explanation..
It's easier to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission.
Am I right, Suzi??
Very cool Al, Ihave messed around with these at music stores but could not talk the wife into it ! HOW DID YOU DO IT ? WHATS YOUR SECRET !
Also looks like you are getting bar chords down, good job.
Mark
Excellent question on how I did it.
Simple explanation..
It's easier to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission.
Am I right, Suzi??
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stratman3 wrote:
That's funny Stratman. But don't get blinded by the novelty factor. The thing is- it doesn't take the place of my real acoustic. The Silent Guitar does sound good- but a real acoustic is just better all round.
It just really fit my needs for playing late at night. It's also a great travel guitar, as you probably saw in the Yamaha video.
Al,
Why did you show your new toy to me?.....I am in trouble now!!!
That's funny Stratman. But don't get blinded by the novelty factor. The thing is- it doesn't take the place of my real acoustic. The Silent Guitar does sound good- but a real acoustic is just better all round.
It just really fit my needs for playing late at night. It's also a great travel guitar, as you probably saw in the Yamaha video.
Al, I had one of those the sound was amazing through the headphones. It was great for traveling , but be careful when you do, it looks like you are carrying a shotgun by the looks of the case. I ended up returning it so I could purchase a better acoustic. Kind of sorry I did,enjoy
Kenny
Kenny
Al really great I turned my volume off and it works so well, I couldn't hear a thing....
I generally don't have a problem with 'noise' as I am in a different part ofthe house, no young kids either so that helps. So the need is not there, plus I don't travel much either. But these are a good compromise for those in people in situations like that.
I generally don't have a problem with 'noise' as I am in a different part ofthe house, no young kids either so that helps. So the need is not there, plus I don't travel much either. But these are a good compromise for those in people in situations like that.
Congratulations on the purchase, Al!
I've played one of these (actually, the nylon one), and I really liked it.
So I have this on my GAS list as well (possibly twice--I need a new nylon guitar too). But it is in third place after a Taylor, and a 12-string.
I've played one of these (actually, the nylon one), and I really liked it.
So I have this on my GAS list as well (possibly twice--I need a new nylon guitar too). But it is in third place after a Taylor, and a 12-string.