if you plug your git ( thats turned full up ) into your amp thats adjusted for normal volume
how much hiss is there? ( no pedals )
Q : out of interest how long have you been playing ?
you might like to try plugging your git into a mates amp to see if its working

<t>BRIEFLY : make sure your guitar is turned up max then adjust amp for required max volume for that space<br/>
you can then use the vol on your git to back it off a bit<br/>
IE.the higher you turn up your amp/fx the greater the hiss and noise<br/>
<br/>
overdrive uses hell of a lot gain which ...

<t>if you cant get any info from the forums . . . list it on bay<br/>
@say £800 and let ebay relist -10% each 30 days ( list duration )<br/>
<br/>
if its a collectable then the buyers will manifest when the price<br/>
is somewhere near what people are prepared to pay<br/>
<br/>
if it doesn't sell ...

<t>this guitar is a les paul ( gibson ) copy<br/>
its a solid guitar<br/>
the make cant be determined by the headstock ??<br/>
its value is probably that of any generic les paul copy<br/>
£50-£200 <br/>
whether its playable could only be determined by hands on inspection<br/>
<br/>
if you're buying ...

have you got the guitar or just the photo of the headstock?
it could be an acoustic/semi acoustic/etc???
or do you want to know the maker??

try a fender enthusiast forum...seems the best bet

<r>nice git . . .this is for sale on ebay<br/>
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alright thanks how are you

??

<t>yes. . . . if you want a guitar ( or any item of any worth ) to retain its value<br/>
restrain from any modification whatsoever unless it can be transparently<br/>
reversed ie removing say a thumb print of the plec guard<br/>
<br/>
if you want to experiment get a north korean strat or something ...

this would be a great tool for explaining the caged system to beginners
perhaps there could be a way of highlighting the 5 main voicing for each chord?
it could well explain/demonstate the difference between say D. . .D/A . . .D/F# ....etc
well done ♪dbx♪

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Is the pcb getting a well smoothed DC supply?

theres one or 2 guitars with computerised modelled sounds that can be edited
on a pc or mac via usb
never seen a git with a touch screen ?
if you find one please post a link

there are loads of beginners vids on you tube
but one to one tuition is the best way to go

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they are both acoustics ..they could be worth a bit
best thing is get them to a local dealer
it depends what condition they are in etc

do a bit of googling

<t>try sorting a monitoring system using . CLOSED BACK headphones..you need to control what you're listening to <br/>
blasting a small room environment is definitely not the right way to go<br/>
with quality CLOSED BACK headphones most of the room noise<br/>
( esp live drums ) can be eliminated ...

<t>personally i'd advise anybody starting from scatch to go the 'right handed' route<br/>
lets face it ..most of the complicated stuff is done with the left hand anyway???<br/>
it depends how far into it you are<br/>
<br/>
would you play a ' left handed 'piano etc if such instruments existed ...

<t>remove all the strings<br/>
turn the guitar over and restring as you would a left handed guitar<br/>
<br/>
NOT FORGETTING....The nut slots will the wrong way round ( ie the thickest slot width will be at the bottom and<br/>
so on ) ...so you will need a ' left handed' nut<br/>
+there might be an ...

garage band is very popular and totally free

its a practice amp..if you plug into it and you can hear your
guitar.....its probably as good as any other practice amp

if it was a gibson it might be worth a small fortune...but its an epiphone
so its value wont be anywhere near...google the model for going values

<t>most daws have a tempo track so tempo changes can be mapped out<br/>
a simpler solution would be to redo your guitar and vocals to the new drum/bass track<br/>
then submit it back to the studio..editing and arranging is straight forward if the contents<br/>
of the tracks are to a strict tempo ...

what daw are you using?