JeffM.22
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@zman I think my hands are similar to yours. Here is what Zager Guitars told me. They offer two nut widths and an unconditional 30 day return policy. . .
We have 2 sizes 1 11/16 and 1 3/4 but our string spacing, neck shape and taper, fret size and shape, fret board radius, lower string heights and much lower string pressures make our guitars feel quite a bit different than other guitars with similar dimensions. We’ve had players come from entirely different sizes who actually prefer ours once they play one.I recently posted a video about measurements on our facebook at https://www.facebook.com/zagerguitars/videos/347245432604781/ We ship the 1 3/4 as this is what the majority of our customers want but if you want the 1 11/16 just let me know when you place your order and i will make sure you get that size.
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@MMMURRAY There are two nut widths available from Zager. They will let you know what they are and how to order the nut size you are looking for.
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I have a looper built in to my TCHelicon Play Accoustic. It is barely adequate and they have just shut down their pedal business in order to concentrate on gaming. Remains to be seen if they will sell that asset.
Ditto+ and Boss seem to have a lock on affordable looper pedals.
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I too was away and missed June 29 & 30 daily’s. It is rather harsh to not be able to see the schedule in order to get the name of the challenge. If that were so, it would be possible to get them off another members profile.
Can anyone let us know the names of June 29 and 30 daily’s?
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JeffM.22
MemberMay 19, 2023 at 11:14 am in reply to: Supercool Fretboard memorization tool – FretBoardFly.comThe pattern with the chord change is very helpful. (pattern five)
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@steve2150 The Zager line can be ordered in two different nut widths for wider string spacing. https://zagerguitar.com/ They are hard to find used, but are sold direct to consumer with a free return policy. I think they are worth a look.
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First you need to decide what you will be doing with it. Gig’s, jam club or home studio. Some amps are designed specifically for acoustic guitars and often have two channels and can accept a mic. Modelling amps are digital and offer lot’s of flexibility. Make sure you look at the Positive Grid Spark 40 and Spark Mini. Also the small Yamaha is excellent.
I have the Spark 40
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@MamaGotBabyT Here is one of the better YT videos on the topic. Probably the only one you need. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmzNnzu1zLI
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@GerryB56 The Ditto loopers are popular with a number of models. A few of TAC’ers and JMG’s, including me, have the TC Helicon Play Acoustic pedal. It is a multi function pedal with a looper. Both of these are readily available on the used markets. I don’t have any experience with the model you reference.
Unfortunately with most loopers, you cannot store your creations. My experience is that the timing is an added challenge.
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Here is the TAB, @grantfedm
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Thanks, Loraine. This was helpful!
