The reason i'm selling this is because it was my beginners guitar and i'm wanting to just try out the different sounds of the guitar world now and view what my budget covers after selling this guitar.

Now the guitar itself has only suffered once thanks to a "friend" He knocked it over while leaned up against the wall and the tuning peg for the thinner E string plastic grip simply broke. so being me i simply just replaced the one tuning peg and left the rest as original, paranoid about my friend coming over and destroying them again. Over the years i have lost one of the white tuning pegs so i have simply left two original tuning pegs in the middle to make it look even since i cant find the one i have lost. Ten minutes before i started writing this the guitar has had a full strip and clean, old strings removed after sound testing and all is great for the age of it. I have checked the quality of the soldering as this has let me down before but i had it fixed professionally in September 2010 and the soldering is absolutely solid. the paint and components have just had a clean and polish and it looks stunning. The fret board has not been treated with anything in its life but good cleaning keeping the wood naturally healthy.

As for the sound of the guitar it sounds brilliant!
the guitar has Wilkinson pickups which sound great with either a heavy gauge string or lighter gauge string on. I have left the old strings off as i don't have any new ones to fit and its the players preference to choose what brand and gauge of strings he has.

Now this model does cost £170-£185 retail price
It is 4 years old since it was unboxed
Has had 4 new tuning pegs fitted at £5.00 each
No scratches or notches anywhere.
The professional repair work in September 2010 cost £30

I would really like anywhere in the range of £100-£130 for how much i have looked after "my baby".

i am open to reasonable offers.

my contact details are
Jamie-07554706407
email- streetja@hotmail.co.uk

Please don't forget this is a perfect guitar for starters or people ready to start just jamming out with friends in a band.

Link to the pictures here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/88698457@N02/

Thanks for viewing!

I think it's usual to think of arpeggios as something in substitute for rhythm, to embellish rhythm, or used for lead playing in a sweep picking kind of way. But you can in fact learn them just like any other scale and apply them just like a scales too, since they contain only notes from the chord they're always gonna work!

In the video I introduce the Dominant fingerings and demonstrate it working over the standard 12 Bar Blues progression.

Check it out here: http://bit.ly/dominantarp

See you what you think

Also how do you tell them how to re-manicure without it sounding weird or pervy! - "Can I just have a quick look at your hands please?"   -  See!!

And she decided that I been neglecting her in favor of my R1 so she decided to throw me off....     

I still love her even more now.....

Fortunately it was about 40mph so no real damage done to the bike.......

I have not fired so well....No broken bones but me left shoulder in well swollen...

First fall for 12 years....

And I am going out on me R1 later to go round the same bend faster hahahahahah

My #1 pick is Andy McKee.

What do you like?

EADGAD

Any others?

here's my description of the most used guitar tricks:
http://www.guitarhow.com/38_guitar_tricks.html

Hope you'll like it!
Roger

1. Micheal Angelo batio
2. Steve Vai
3. John Petruci
4. Rhandy Roads
5. Joe Satriani
etc..

i have a couple of people I teach. they are really keen and really enthusiastic but couple of weeks ago one didn't turn up for their lesson.

Later that evening I got a call to say very very sorry etc etc - I said no problem and rebooked for following week. Following week didn't turn up again.

Once again I go the call to apologise and rebooked once more.

This time they did turn up. Despite the fact I said on the first occasion to not worry about the money the guy offered me the payment for the last week.

I took it as I was a bit annoyed about skipping dinner etc etc to prepare for the lesson for someone to not turn up.

So what are your experiences? Do you get this all the time and do you charge if they don't turn up?

This weeks video is on basic techniques that are used in Lead Playing, these are basically second nature to me now in that I use them without really thinking about it, which I think they should be for any guitarist.

What do you think?

Here's the link: http://bit.ly/leadtech