Cool guitar shaped backpack, just like Hannah Montana! Great as a carry-on or overnight bag. Guitar measures 12 1/2″ at widest point x 10″ wide at the top x 4″ thick x 15″ tall. Straps are a maximum of 33″ long, can be adjusted shorter, and have a zipper for further adjusting.
It’s on the cover of the second release of room for squares.
There are other pictures of the guitar in other places too. With other performers. It looks like the guitar has unparrallel frets and a scalloped fretboard. Where can I find this guitar? Does anyone know?
http://johnmayer.shop.musictoday.com/Dept.aspx?cp=235_2431
Depends on the chords darlin… Some chords you do and some you don’t. Learn to use a chord finder. http://www.chordfind.com/
Good luck.
I’ve been told this, is it true?
I am trying to learn guitar scales and i have a book that shows all of the mainscales in E and it says you can play these scales anywhere on the fretboard. Just say i learn E Major scale but I want to play A Major – do I just change the root notse and the scale will become A Major scale? and if so does this apply to anywhere on the fretboard?
I want a new guitar but i’m on a tight budget. I play everything from country to metal so what would be the best guitar for me t get? I also want the guitar to have a low fret action because the high fret action is what what i hate most about the guitar i have now.
I have been playng guitar for about 2 years now and i have beary noticed that i dont really know how to play very well. Im the lead guitarist in my band and iahve noticed that i really dont move around the fretboard alot. I think my lack of scales is finally catching up to me!! can somebody help??and if you are going to start with that scale crap can you please explain in great detail in how to practice, understand and use them. It would be nice if i could know how you came to be such a good guitarist.
i know les pauls and strats are hard because the way the neck is bult, the fretboard radius goes short scale to wide scale towards the end where as to jacksons and ibanezes are pretty much constant throughout the whole neck.
What are your recommendations for this kind of neck, what is it called anyway?
My electric guitar has a lot of fret buzz on the 6th 5th and I think 4th string. I’ve only been playing for a few years, so I don’t know much about guitar repair. I have my guitar lessons in a few days, so should I just wait until then, or is there an easy way that I can solve the problem myself?
-how do you get finger/fretboard inlays for your guitar?
-does the inlay have to be put in professionally?
-how much does the inlay cost, and to get it put in?
-or do you have to buy a whole new neck, which i doubt…
