when the frets 'need' work, can you tell by looking at them? ever since i started researching these tune ups I've been looking at the frets on every g...

Thanks Andy,I'm only into this squire for like $80-100 If I remember right. I checked GC this weekend and a $60 tune up covers pretty much everything ...

OK I am leaning towards modding the Squier a bit to see what I can make of it and still have some cash leftover for either a new amp or Acoustic. Any ...

thanks dogbite. I seem to be noticing about the same trend.What do you guys think about this? how serious is a 'hairline' crack? is it fixable, or ign...

Thanks Guys!Ande, I kinda had a feeling that's the type of stuff Bish was talking about but I've never done anything like that. I'll try to swing by t...

I think Sheryl Crow can be played in any old fashion. Almost like Alanis Morissette. so no FX needed to sound good ;) it's rock and roll, there's no w...

One thing about the squire, is the strings are soo high above the frets I've noticed compared to other guitars. I can't help but to wonder if this is ...

Since Apache has responded in this thread, (and I think she'd agree) I'd say to get a step up guitar take a hard look at Schecter guitars. Dual humbuc...

See, it didn't take any time at all to get going here.This is a great site.Where's Peach? Did he join yet?LOL no it was just down the cyber-highway an...

yeah my wife sings country pretty much exclusively so I was thinking I could play for her. I didn't mean to pigeon hole acoustic into a country genre ...

nice work! Seems like so many musicians I know and read about (such as the drummer for black eyed peas) get their start in their church band.

It is a confronting process. There are many reasons why it has taken me over 40 years to even dare to do this (and that includes a decade where I was ...

This is awesome, it could be taken quite literally, or metaphorically :D I love it!

ha, you found me already, thanks! :note2: