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Tomu Breidah |
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Reged: 08/14/04
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Re: "Brie fly?" seriously?
01/05/14 12:55 PM
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> Why nylon strings? Fingers hurt? Mine are killing me tonight... 4 hour gig, the
> action is a little higher than I'm used to I think, so I was pressing down harder
> than normal... I'll get used to it... calluses build up quickly... Yours will too if
> you keep at it.
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It's been several years since I started taking guitar lessons. I got up to a point where I was learning finger picking (or trying to). Then I didn't practice much - which meant I was wasting money on lessons, so I quit (& I felt I learned enough for what I wanted to play the guitar for anyway). I mostly used an electric guitar, although I did have an acoustic (& still do)... Yeah, the steel strings did hurt my fingers.
I guess I'm getting interested in practicing again. I'll also (or would like to) learn to play the piano. I already know a few chords on that, and I'm thinking if I can better understand chords on the piano then I can use that for the guitar (I never really was that good at chords -- I'm more of a note player). 
> If that's not it, and you just want the soft nylon sound, I'd recommend against the
> el cheapo route... chances are there's a deal on a good used one somewhere that would
> beat the price of an el cheapo brand new guitar...
Thanks for the advice. 
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