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Looking at upgrading from my Epi LP Standard Pro to something a bit higher quality and versatile. I really only have space for 1 guitar, and as I’m just jamming alone/recording and not gigging I can’t justify a second. My problem is I play a bit of everything. I lean 🎸

I have a Gibson 335 that my parents gave me as a surprise Xmas gift in 1976, and because of that I will never get rid of it. I had stopped playing in my late 20’s (I’m now 64) and have recently started back up. I’m a 5’3″ tall woman 🎸

https://imgur.com/a/bgT1qC0 it actually wasn’t that awful looking before I realized I didn’t have any sticky velcro on hand so I went wild with the duct tape. It survives a backpack though, and requires minimal setup. Mission accomplished. submitted by /u/kyubey_milk [link] [comments]

Like the title says, I’ve been using Dunlop 65 lemon oil on my fender strat maple neck for a while now. And I just found out I wasn’t supposed to be doing that. Do you think it could have messed up my finish or anything? submitted by /u/Cute_Panic3086 [link] [comments]

I am a single guitarist in a mediocre band. What I am not able to decide is that I got an offer from a pretty good band as a second guitarist. I’ll lead few songs and other guitarists will other songs. I am probably the best in the band I 🎸

I’m in the process of building a T style baritone guitar that’s going to have a hot rail single coil size humbucker on the bridge and I’m not sure what to do about the neck pickup. So, for baritone player, how often do you use your neck pickup and what 🎸