This should probably be posted in gear but I put it here anyway.
I had mention in an earlier post about a friend that has a les Paul that simply plays itself. Unbelievable action. Well that friend came over this weekend and brought that darn thing again. This was the first time I had played on it since I joined this site. I found that my speeds were faster and far cleaner and when I tried to play as fast as possible and I was hitting it right. Simply the most rewarding thing ever for me on guitar. I set out then to figure out what was really the difference, because I had to have it right then. I found it was not the action as much as it was the bridge and how my picking hand had so much room while still over all the stings. I got in the truck and headed out to shop for me a new ax. I played several brands all with the les paul type of bridge. I was shopping by price as I could not fork out enough for a new paul, then it happened. I pick up a Schecter Diamond series and after just one attempt at a scale I new I had found a new love. It plays better than the les paul did and my speeds are up by about 15 BPM for 16th. I can also do runs I could not do on Friday. Simply a revolution for me I could not be more pleased with the guitar and the progress this site has help me see.
- Leadbreak
thats great news...i have good news too like this......THIS FRIDAY WOOOO i get my guitar off of layaway...its an Ibanez (o yea ) Rgr 521 EX2, its so sweet looking, and i can play really good on it..and i love the tone and eveyrthing, and i just started to play maleza's solo, with Gabriel on the video and everything..i almost have it perfect..i have few spots to work out...cus im like 2 bpm faster than i should be on them specific spots..and im not so sloppy not..after learning to mute some strings while speedpicking ..but ive improved greatly since being here...even in the first week..i showed improvemnt on everythign
Wow, great! Enjoy your new love ...
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