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Old May 26th, 2006
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Cuttin down forests with these Axes!!

So, if anyone remembers, I had a little depression awhile back. Basically the guitar was just staring at me and laughing and it shook me to the core. Anyways, with the help of everyone here, I broke through it and am tryin to get better everyday. Anyways, during this time of depression, word got around to one of my distant cousins who used to own a music shop. It unfortunately went out of business along time ago so i never knew about it. My aunt told me I should have lunch with him just to talk about music and whatnot so I was like "whatever, it really doesn't matter. I suck at the guitar." So I went and had lunch and all of a sudden he busts out a Blueridge acoustic guitar (retail around $1000) and tells me not to give up on the guitar because he's been where I was and didn't really put his heart back into it. I was floored. Needless to say I went home and played the hell outta some guitar for the rest of the night (the best i could atleast) So that's my story. Thought maybe someone might want to hear it.

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-The Blueridge BR-160 Acoustic is on the right
-Optek Fretlight 421 (www.optekmusic.com) on the left
-The Asher Junior Electro-Hawaiian Lap Steel (Newest Member of the family and I can't wait to make it scream!) is in the middle
-On the floor are my slide's (brass, glass, and Steven's Bar) and a Boss DS-1 stompbox

Let's just say everytime I walk in my room I go
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Cool story. Glad you got your mojo back.

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WOW !!! Great looking Guitars, Pal !!!!
Thanks for sharing the Pic !!!

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Nice story and nice guitars.

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nice story, great guitars

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Lovely collection of guitars Ben

Lucky you getting that Blueridge. Nice one..


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Maybe I should start moping as well...

Just kidding... Lovely guitar and although I dont know the make i sure know what a guitar with such a price tag would play like...

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Nice gear! Keep practicing!


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I'm glad for you.

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i wish i had free guitars. theyre nice though!

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Hi Ben, just wondering what you think of your Fretlight guitar. I was wondering if it would make a usefull learning tool. I won't be substituting my "in person lessons", just hoping to learn some new songs and leads. Seems like an interesting idea. Thanks, Tom

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Thanks for sharing that with us Ben, it encourages other people to keep going, good to see you're back on track and you have a cool guitar collection there


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That is some mighty fine looking guitars, congrats.

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