Those interested in small player guitars
#1
Those interested in small player guitars
Just got a used Martin LXK2 (00-sized) guitar. Got it for $250, with case. Plays pretty nice, for such a small thing. Holds a tune well. I walk around house strumming the thing. Much easier than my full-sized HD-28.
#2
I see signs of a used book store shopper – all those Fix-It-Yourself and Do-It-Yourself books.
I use to spend hours looking in used book stores and libraries downsizing looking for period books on sports and race cars. Found some I still think of as the best!
Where small guitars played with any special music or place?
I use to spend hours looking in used book stores and libraries downsizing looking for period books on sports and race cars. Found some I still think of as the best!
Where small guitars played with any special music or place?
#3
Thanks! Most of my books are from used bookstores or bought used online. I think that all of my songbooks (including that precious Beatles set) were bought at music stores.
I was looking for a guitar that I can carry around the house (between TV, computer, and stereo), to diddle-around with. The big dreadnought Martin is kinda cumbersome. Though a great tone monster.
Definitely have to pick a big harder, to get same level of sound as with the HD28. This is the memorized-forever song I use to test almost all guitars and amps (esp from 4:20 onwards). Driving ppl in house crazy, at the moment.
I was looking for a guitar that I can carry around the house (between TV, computer, and stereo), to diddle-around with. The big dreadnought Martin is kinda cumbersome. Though a great tone monster.
Definitely have to pick a big harder, to get same level of sound as with the HD28. This is the memorized-forever song I use to test almost all guitars and amps (esp from 4:20 onwards). Driving ppl in house crazy, at the moment.
#4
I have a Baby Taylor. Much smaller, lighter than my full-size guitar. It's fun to play.
My next one is going to be a Taylor GS Mini.
#5
Nice guitar! Are those the headstock bolts on the fretboard. I don't think I've seen an arrangement like that one.
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#8
Never noticed that before, re: Taylor headstock/fretboard attachment. And I've played on quite a few Taylors. Never owned one.
I love Taks! Friend has a bunch of them. I like the single cutaway types with onboard pre-amp/EQ.
My Martin HD has a piezo pickup under the bridge. Any of you guys record? It's been years since I've done any recording. On a friend's laptop, using Cool Edit Pro software. Pretty neat what you can do, in your home, these days.
I love Taks! Friend has a bunch of them. I like the single cutaway types with onboard pre-amp/EQ.
My Martin HD has a piezo pickup under the bridge. Any of you guys record? It's been years since I've done any recording. On a friend's laptop, using Cool Edit Pro software. Pretty neat what you can do, in your home, these days.
#9
What's you guy's favorite tune to strum around the house? I'm currently doing "Raindrops Keep Falling..." This tune is great, on the ukulele.
Last edited by windhund116; 09-18-2018 at 06:15 AM.
#10
Wind,
I don't play very well yet, I'm still learning and there never seems to be enough time to practice. What I really like doing is going out on the deck on Sunday afternoon with my Baby and playing the few folk songs that I've taught myself. Sometimes I just pick notes and sometimes I really play. Either way, I really like it. I doubt that I'll ever be really good at it, but if I ever do retire or slow down one of the things (along with working on my TD) that I want to spend some time on is really learning to play.
For now, Springsteen has nothing to worry about.
I don't play very well yet, I'm still learning and there never seems to be enough time to practice. What I really like doing is going out on the deck on Sunday afternoon with my Baby and playing the few folk songs that I've taught myself. Sometimes I just pick notes and sometimes I really play. Either way, I really like it. I doubt that I'll ever be really good at it, but if I ever do retire or slow down one of the things (along with working on my TD) that I want to spend some time on is really learning to play.
For now, Springsteen has nothing to worry about.