Hey I just joined up a couple of days ago, I started out life on a classical guitar for a month, got an acoustic had it for about a year and been warming up to the electric over the last couple of months, I was doing pretty well on my own, but I am sure that learning scales and modes first hand from someone will help me get alot better alot faster, and sometimes well sometimes its been a few days, i get a bit a depressed that learning or just learning this will take away my creativity, rather than if i just continued alone, but then i get a burst of inspiration and am happy and eager to learn more cause, well i'll just end up learning alone so here goes. oh, i'm using a yamaha pacific guitar, i desperatly want a new because hamm-ons specifically and impossibly hard past the 12th fret at any pace, so I'd glad for help or advice on good guitars for intermediates, or between £100 and £600, see you around the forums dudes.
Bill
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