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I’m looking out for a new fixed bridge guitar and I fell in love with the Arrow-NT as soon as I saw it. I’ve been using an entry level Ibanez with a terrible floyd rose bridge for the past 17yrs. I’m not a professional player nor do I do gigs 🎸

I signed up for lessons at the local guitar shop and wanted to ask for tips on how to make the most of the time with the instructor. Any instructors out there who can share what makes an ideal student ideal? Or, what they wish their students would stop doing? 🎸

Ordered one of them Halo design-yer-own-guitar things a couple of years ago. It did take a lot longer to build than it was supposed to, partially owing to covid-related stuff but also a couple of issues in the build process, but now that it’s here I must say it rawks. 🎸

I would love any tips or recommendations to improve! Thank you! https://youtube.com/shorts/flqjqzqXxwY?feature=share submitted by /u/needachickensandwich [link] [comments]

Playing the guitar is one of my dreams, which always seem out of reach. So I want to fix that. I have no previous proper musical experience, and haven’t played a guitar before. Sorry for the small post, I just don’t know too much English! submitted by /u/Szoke_Kapitany [link] [comments]

You can easily make a lot of beautiful and surprising chord progressions on the guitar, so I don’t think there is a reason why most pop music is recycling the same chords over and over. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU8HQ7O4nTc&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcHgBfpUez1a0f25nb5_vze-&index=1 Hope you like it! submitted by /u/jenslarsenjazz [link] [comments]