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    Default Theory, Playing & Technique Forum?

    Whadda ya'll think - should we have a forum for sharing tips about playing and technique? It could be about just anything relating to learn how play better.

    Your thoughts on this?
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    Hi Robert,

    Yes, I think that would be a good idea. It would make it easier to find any posted lesson material and playing tips in one place rather than have them showing up in some of the other forums where they might not be as easy to find.

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    I'm all for it, Robert... I could always stand a few lessons / ideas...
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    I think you all know my reply ...... YES !!!
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    ditto on the lessons... tips and clips..thats what I am here for...


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    Perhaps we also should have a forum for guitar technical questions and tips?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Perhaps we also should have a forum for guitar technical questions and tips?
    I am hoping that kinda stuff can go in the General guitar talk section?
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    oops, my bad

    Of course that would go in General Guitar Talk...
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    So, which is the theory and technique section of the forum?
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    that's a great idea, im all for it! i mean, there isnt much for me to learn, but i guess you guys might have a few tips ahahhahahahha... i wish..
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    Quote Originally Posted by MagicBaller21
    that's a great idea, im all for it! i mean, there isnt much for me to learn, but i guess you guys might have a few tips ahahhahahahha... i wish..
    Magic,

    If there isn't much for you to learn, then how about teaching us some of the things you know? You could be one our Fret Net gurus!

    I think a seperate Theory and Technique Section would be great. One would not have to read all posts in other catagories looking for knowledge. Just my thoughts on the subject.
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    Being a noob to guitar, I say go for it. Theres alot I need to learn. When you can find the time of course

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