good place on the net for bluegrass
# 1
Here would be a good place to start looking. I've never studied bluegrass before, but this site has excellent material on almost every style of music I've ever been interested in.
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# 2
they have guitars in bluegrass music?
here's what google came up with
http://www.bluegrassguitar.com/
http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/bluegrassguitar.htm
http://www.wholenote.com/lessons/lsubdir.asp?vb=0&i=16&n=Bluegrass
hope that helps! :cool:
here's what google came up with
http://www.bluegrassguitar.com/
http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/bluegrassguitar.htm
http://www.wholenote.com/lessons/lsubdir.asp?vb=0&i=16&n=Bluegrass
hope that helps! :cool:
# 3
Originally Posted by: 6stringaddictAnyone know a good place on the net to learn bluegrass and slide techniques[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=6strngs_2hmbkrs]they have guitars in bluegrass music?
here's what google came up with
http://www.bluegrassguitar.com/
http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/bluegrassguitar.htm
http://www.wholenote.com/lessons/lsubdir.asp?vb=0&i=16&n=Bluegrass
hope that helps! :cool:
HA! You have a twin!!!
... and that's all I have to say about that.
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# 4
Originally Posted by: iamthe_eggmanHA! You have a twin!!!
not necessarily, I am 6strngs_2hmbkrs, implying an electric guitar because I have "hmbkrs" he is "6stringaddict" which could be either acoustic or electric guitar, but I'm going to assume acoustic, since he's playing bluegrass.
so, I'm an electric, and he's an acoustic, so we're not identical twins! :rolleyes:
# 5
Originally Posted by: 6strngs_2hmbkrsso, I'm an electric, and he's an acoustic, so we're not identical twins! :rolleyes:
More like Cousins ;)
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# 6
Originally Posted by: Rsam16More like Cousins ;)
yeah! more like cousins! oh crap... you all know what bluegrass players do to their cousins don't you? :eek:
# 7
Originally Posted by: 6strngs_2hmbkrsyeah! more like cousins! oh crap... you all know what bluegrass players do to their cousins don't you? :eek:
HAHA!!
LMAO :D :D
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# 8
I dont even know what a humbucker is and I dont live in Arkansas, not to imply anything about people that do live there.
# 9
just poking a little fun. no offense.
btw, a humbucker is the pickup on some electric guitars. (pickup being the thing that picks up the string vibrations and sends them to the amp to be amplified)
btw, a humbucker is the pickup on some electric guitars. (pickup being the thing that picks up the string vibrations and sends them to the amp to be amplified)
# 10
Originally Posted by: 6stringaddictI dont even know what a humbucker is and I dont live in Arkansas, not to imply anything about people that do live there.
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# 11
Originally Posted by: 6stringaddictI dont even know what a humbucker is...[/QUOTE]Originally Posted by: WikipediaA humbucker is a type of electric guitar pickup.
All magnetic pickups are sensitive to electronic noise, emitted from everything from light bulbs to computer screens. This noise can be quite pronounced, and sounds like a constant hum or buzz, usually pulsing on 50 or 60 Hz, depending of locale.
Humbuckers get their name because they cancel out a large proportion of the hum (they "buck the hum"), since they consist of two standard single-coil magnetic pickups, usually side by side, with opposing electric and magnetic polarity. This wiring is sometimes mistakenly referred to as being wired "out of phase". Signals that radiate into both coils with equal amplitude tend to cancel each other out when they travel through both coils.
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