Comments on: Tips on Tones – Issue 8 https://www.myrareguitars.com/vincents-tips-tones-issue-8 All about rare & vintage guitars, guitar amps, fx pedals and more! Sun, 09 May 2021 21:58:05 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.9.26 By: agatzebluz https://www.myrareguitars.com/vincents-tips-tones-issue-8#comment-434732 Thu, 21 Aug 2014 22:11:51 +0000 http://www.myrareguitars.com/?p=7123#comment-434732 Hi

This is Ry Cooder I think 😉

]]> By: Cigarro https://www.myrareguitars.com/vincents-tips-tones-issue-8#comment-428813 Mon, 18 Aug 2014 21:36:27 +0000 http://www.myrareguitars.com/?p=7123#comment-428813 I never got into 12 strings although I owned one for about a decade. I do like my Baritone, Open G, Single Drop D and recently Double Drop D. My remedy for getting stuck in a rut is that I buiild another guitar. Then I force myself to learn a new song with it. I’m currently surrounded with a lucky 13 guitars.

The other thing that works is either buying or building a new amp. I’ve pretty much owned every amp Fender made before 1967 that was worth owning. I’m on my 5th Mesa Boogie and I also have a Vox AC4-TV 10 with the Mercury Magnetics mod done to it. Dr. Z has aslo made an appearance as have several Gibson amps.

I thnk its a lot easier to keep progressing as a guitar player if you continue to try new guitars, amps and tunings. It gives you something to look forward to.

]]> By: Patrick Hepburn https://www.myrareguitars.com/vincents-tips-tones-issue-8#comment-428711 Mon, 18 Aug 2014 20:08:07 +0000 http://www.myrareguitars.com/?p=7123#comment-428711 Great article! Thank you for reminding us to enjoy!

]]> By: Double D https://www.myrareguitars.com/vincents-tips-tones-issue-8#comment-428558 Mon, 18 Aug 2014 17:57:24 +0000 http://www.myrareguitars.com/?p=7123#comment-428558 Great advice! I love my Eastwood Bass VI and my baritone for breaking out of ruts. I also recommend picking up a lap steel; more colours! One of the great things about playing in alt tunings is that it reinforces the theory you know as you transpose ideas across, and it leads you to some pretty canny chord substitutions which you can reaply to guitar.

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