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    Default The Fret :-)

    I am really digging this place....the comraderie is great and the information being shared is amazing....all with very little to non on the ego side.

    I really want to extend a thanks to Mudcat for inviting me over and to Robert and the Mods for doing what they do....I have administrated and moderated forums for years and know what a thankless job it can be....

    I really appreciate having a place like this that I can call home that is not associated with any one brand or even type of guitar.

    The amps/cabs and pedals area is blowing me away not to mention the recorded clips.

    Everyone is so friendly.

    Thanks

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    You're welcome Steve! I am thankful to all our members who make the place what it is = GREAT.

    The only problem we have is we have so many Steve's that we get confused who is who ...
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    Robert, do you have any DVD lesson plans for 2008 to impart some of your mojo ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    The only problem we have is we have so many Steve's that we get confused who is who ...
    Huh? What did I say? What did I do now? Oh, nevermind it was another Steve you were talking about. :

    Viva la Steve! Viva le fret!:

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    Quote Originally Posted by ted s
    Robert, do you have any DVD lesson plans for 2008 to impart some of your mojo ?
    What mojo are you talkin' bout?
    The Law of Gravity is nonsense. No such law exists. If I think I float, and you think I float, then it happens.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    What mojo are you talkin' bout?
    you know.. tips, demo, skill etc.. maybe mojo was the wrong word, you know what happens when someone gets your mojo. Some guys get there mojo surgically bypassed, true bypass that is.

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    I have plans to finish the Blues DVD for beginners. I am also thinking about a DVD full of only licks in different styles - blues, jazz, country, etc.

    We are getting off topic again... Add your suggestions to the video lessons request thread.
    The Law of Gravity is nonsense. No such law exists. If I think I float, and you think I float, then it happens.
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    Getting back on topic - this morning when I was researching the "hissing" issue, a lot of google hits took me to various forums.

    My little surfing this morning resulted in visits to:

    A number of forums with little to offer, not only on the subject of interest, but just the subject matter in general.

    Most were not user friendly and not easy to navigate.

    It was evident by a number of posts that the forums I visited just weren't friendly places - period. - That's where everyone makes this forum better than most.
    Mark
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    Robert and Mods,

    I, too, am very appreciative of all you do here at The Fret. This is the most informative, friendly forum I have stumbled upon. I can't stand that other BIG forum (you all know which one I am talking about because most of us are members there, too). THAT forum is full of negative vibes. Even though there are interesting posts and a pool of knowledge at THAT forum, it is difficult to wade through all of the ranting, negativity, and impoliteness. The Fret is a kind, knowledgeable place where I can feel comfortable. Thanks again.
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    Yessireebob. Go here.
    http://www.eurotubes.com/euro-q.htm
    Go down to, I believe it is the eleventh link, til you see this.
    Tired of chris greene's, all hail the king fender forum? Try this forum!
    Now click that link and see where you end up!

    Fun, huh???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sblack
    Robert and Mods,

    I, too, am very appreciative of all you do here at The Fret. This is the most informative, friendly forum I have stumbled upon. I can't stand that other BIG forum (you all know which one I am talking about because most of us are members there, too). THAT forum is full of negative vibes. Even though there are interesting posts and a pool of knowledge at THAT forum, it is difficult to wade through all of the ranting, negativity, and impoliteness. The Fret is a kind, knowledgeable place where I can feel comfortable. Thanks again.
    Yeah I know what you mean on THAT forum nobody takes what I say seriously cuz of my age while here it seems my opinion is appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pes_laul
    Yeah I know what you mean on THAT forum nobody takes what I say seriously cuz of my age while here it seems my opinion is appreciated.
    Kris,

    Some would tell a lot of us we are too old to take up the guitar, those same would tell you that you are too young too know what you are talking about - I call those people idiots and/or ignorant.
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    Thanks Robert and all who make this a great place. This Steve in particular appreciates it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pes_laul
    Yeah I know what you mean on THAT forum nobody takes what I say seriously cuz of my age while here it seems my opinion is appreciated.
    Kris,

    I teach writing to kids your age daily and have for over 13 years. I always value the fresh perspective and honesty your age group presents. Every year I discover students that love to play guitar; they eventually find out that I play and we have some great discussions about gear and playing songs. Your perspective is always welcome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pes_laul
    Yeah I know what you mean on THAT forum nobody takes what I say seriously cuz of my age while here it seems my opinion is appreciated.
    Well Kris, what you should know & take really to heart is that a lot of us who started playing guitar later in life are a bit wistful and in awe of the fact that you started playing so young.

    Always remember that when life throws some crap n' bullsh!t at you...your older self will smile that you had the heart & wisdom to soak in music early.

    Besides, it isn't life (& I'd argue that it isn't fun) unless the whole range of life & music is on offer.

    Young-old, newb-master, rich-poor, wise-foolish, serious-wacko,

    ummm strat-lester?

    Me, I try to hold down the old-newb-poor-wacko bit under the stairs of the fret.


    as Spud sez: Vive le Fret!
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    Well Kris, what you should know & take really to heart is that a lot of us who started playing guitar later in life are a bit wistful and in awe of the fact that you started playing so young.

    Always remember that when life throws some crap n' bullsh!t at you...your older self will smile that you had the heart & wisdom to soak in music early.

    Besides, it isn't life (& I'd argue that it isn't fun) unless the whole range of life & music is on offer.

    Young-old, newb-master, rich-poor, wise-foolish, serious-wacko,

    ummm strat-lester?

    Me, I try to hold down the old-newb-poor-wacko bit under the stairs of the fret.


    as Spud sez: Vive le Fret!
    Sometimes you are unfathomable. Astounding!:

    "No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Sometimes you are unfathomable. Astounding!:
    & you are *ALWAYS* outstanding Spud! :right back at'cha.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    ok you two need to get a room

    ww
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    For the record, my annoyance with Warren has a lot to do with the hissing noises he makes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    ok you two need to get a room

    ww
    Your place Warren! The guitars will be fine, but there is always the risk of pancakes in bed .
    I pick a moon dog.

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