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April 30th, 2005
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Last Online: April 30th, 2005 03:13 PM
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Heya Guys n Gals
Heya my name is Zoe, and ive been playing the guitar for around 2-3 years. I usually play acoustic but i sometimes play my friends electric. I will hopefully be getting an elcectric-acoustic.
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May 4th, 2005
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Hey Zoe, welcome. 2 to 3 years is a fair while, your fingers must be getting to know their way around those chord shapes by now. Feel free to ask any questions here ... I'm never too far away, and there are plenty of others here who are willing to help out.
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May 5th, 2005
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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hi Zoe. I saw the coolest custom prototype for an electric guitar that is designed to sound just like a classical accustic guitar and does. Out of our price range I bet and not what your looking for but, I thought it was pretty neat. What are you looking for in an electric- accustic?
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May 7th, 2005
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Originally Posted by allthumbs
hi Zoe. I saw the coolest custom prototype for an electric guitar that is designed to sound just like a classical accustic guitar and does. Out of our price range I bet and not what your looking for but, I thought it was pretty neat. What are you looking for in an electric- accustic?
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Is it one of the line 6 Variax guitars?
Guitar: 1) Behringer Stratocaster; Webstrings Memphis Electric Xlight strings; Dunlop Picks
2) Ibanez TCY-10 Talman Series; Elixir Light strings.
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May 7th, 2005
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nope. It is called an electro-classic. It is hard to decribe. It looks like a cross between a strat and a tele with one pickup.
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