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Hello r/Guitar Members! This is the Player Spotlight Thread for May 2022. All [PLAY] Posts go into this thread – ALL OF THEM – Including those seeking feedback on style and technique. [PLAY] Posts outside of this thread will be culled. The rules are simple – The rules of this 🎸

So I’ll make this short. I have a squier affinity jazzmaster that I’ve gutted and taken apart. I ordered a 12 string bridge, new pickups, and a custom 12 string neck from warmoth The only thing I need to get now are the tuning machines for the neck I ordered. 🎸

Currently use an Indian laurel fretboard and though it is dark it is still recognizably brown, however I would like to get it more on the side of black What product(s) or method(s) would you use to recommend this? Thanks! submitted by /u/Shep_- [link] [comments]

So, I’m picking up guitar again after a short break, I remember the basics from when I took a short month long or so class, and have.. the basics down. I can strum, and finger pick a bit. My main issue is, I have pretty big fingers, and playing chords 🎸

I’m a total beginner who has never been anywhere near a guitar and I started to learn it a few days ago. There’s a specific song I like that I hope I’ll be able to play someday which is one of the main reasons I got interested in learning the 🎸

A month ago, I bought a Fender Player Telecaster. During the month I’ve had It, I’ve noticed that the `1st string is very close to the edge. Upon inspection of the nut, I noticed that it’s cut very close to the edge because all 6 slots are slightly offset to 🎸