[HowardM]

Keep up the great work and effort.

[HowardM]

NIce work, great job.

[HowardM]

You kind of sound like Don Gibson. I hope your hat still fits after the compliment. LOL.

[HowardM]

Very nice Loraine, keep up the great work.

[HowardM]

This is a very interesting topic of which I know nothing. I will follow your posts to attempt to learn the subject as it concerns all guitarists.

[HowardM]

That was from a past lesson, perhaps someone marked it as a favorite and can share it with you.

[HowardM]

Great small win. Keep up the progress.

[HowardM]

What a great question and the replies are spot-on. I usually try different strings at each change and found interesting tonal differences. I have three guitars and each has a favorite.

[HowardM]

I agree with JoeT and my suggestion would be to have your guitar setup, I lack the skillset to set up and guitar, at a guitar shop.

[HowardM]

That was an interesting observation and one I will give long thought to. I am a process-based person, and my main mantra is slow and repeat. I am not interested in the speed or how long it takes me to complete the lesson, but rather in the conceptual understanding of the material. If I understand the concepts and theory presented, I am satisfied and happy with the process. Guitar, to me, is a life journey and I try to learn something new each day. The older I get the more I cling to learning new things each day. I am sorry I went on so, but your approach made me think, I thank you.

[HowardM]

Completely agree with all of the information presented. I have three guitars and recently had setup after three years. The difference was amazing. I will schedule this more often.

[HowardM]

Unfortunately, I am old enough. LOL. I enjoy your enthusiasm and abilities.

[HowardM]

Thanks for the knowledge of those symbols, I was not aware of that notation.

[HowardM]

Well stated Bill_Brown, I second all of your comments.

[HowardM]

Thanks, Catgirl, I found this very useful.