I have a hollow body semi accoustic Rockburn ES Jazz guitar,at the moment i have electric guitar strings on and it sounds crap.As its a semi accoustic,surely it would be better with perhaps accoustic steel strings so it can be played accousticaly and allowing the magnets in the pickups to detect the strings,am i right? thanks in advance.
1 16-04-13 00:01:23
Topic: Hollow body semi accoustic....What strings? (1 replies, posted in Everything Else)
2 20-03-13 23:48:17
Re: five positions of minor pentatonic scale (7 replies, posted in Guitar Licks)
Thank you moderator,nice short answer and nothing confusing.I have been on this for a year or so now and have so many ways but the one i mention is the one i prefere,just had to make sure it was right.....Thank you 
3 20-03-13 23:12:34
Topic: Is this the Pentatonic scale? (7 replies, posted in Announcements)
So as this is the A Minor Pentatonic starting on the 5th fret i can add any of the other patterns to it by leaving this pattern and joining the next on the route note of each patttern? so in effect i can play pattern one and join pattern 2 at the 8th fret together and so on and its all A ? I can then move pattern 1 allong 2 frets and i am playing the B Minor Pentatonic and can join pattern 2 to this at the 10th fret and still be in B and so on? Would this make it possible to play in any key just by moving all the patterns along but still playing the same sequence of patterns?
I hope you can all follow this as i have been experimenting with scales for ages and cant get any positive answers,thanks for any help and if you cant understand what i have put then please ask me to explain again as its high time i had this nailed.Thanks in advance,very much appreciated.
4 20-03-13 23:03:45
Re: Whats a Pentatonic Scale? (6 replies, posted in Newbie Section)
So as this is the A Minor Pentatonic starting on the 5th fret i can add any of the other patterns to it by leaving this pattern and joining the next on the route note of each patttern? so in effect i can play pattern one and join pattern 2 at the 8th fret together and so on and its all A ? I can then move pattern 1 allong 2 frets and i am playing the B Minor Pentatonic and can join pattern 2 to this at the 10th fret and still be in B and so on? Would this make it possible to play in any key just by moving all the patterns along but still playing the same sequence of patterns?
5 20-03-13 22:59:21
Re: Pentatonic scales (17 replies, posted in Guitar Techniques)
So as this is the A Minor Pentatonic starting on the 5th fret i can add any of the other patterns to it by leaving this pattern and joining the next on the route note of each patttern? so in effect i can play pattern one and join pattern 2 at the 8th fret together and so on and its all A ? I can then move pattern 1 allong 2 frets and i am playing the B Minor Pentatonic and can join pattern 2 to this at the 10th fret and still be in B and so on? Would this make it possible to play in any key just by moving all the patterns along but still playing the same sequence of patterns?
6 20-03-13 22:53:11
Re: five positions of minor pentatonic scale (7 replies, posted in Guitar Licks)
So as this is the A Minor Pentatonic starting on the 5th fret i can add any of the other patterns to it by leaving this pattern and joining the next on the route note of each patttern? so in effect i can play pattern one and join pattern 2 at the 8th fret together and so on and its all A ? I can then move pattern 1 allong 2 frets and i am playing the B Minor Pentatonic and can join pattern 2 to this at the 10th fret and still be in B and so on? Would this make it possible to play in any key just by moving all the patterns along but still playing the same sequence of patterns?
