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I have to argue with dragonworks. I have a USA made Balladeer and I love it. You just have to decide if you will play it unplugged or plugged in. The Ovation in my opinion sounds great plugged in. I have to shallow body and it is a very solid instrument. For live performances it is the way to go.

Hey Man! I just starting listening to some of your stuff. Nice work. I also noticed that you are in Merrill, dude I'm in Athens, just 25 miles away! Give me so more info on your backround. Maybe we good meet for a beer sometime and talk music, women or whatever! Joe Tessmer JTESSMER@amfam.com

I think I know where you are coming from. Do what Brenton said and go directly to the tape deck. Make sure you have some good cables. I bought a seperate tape deck for mixing down to, just so i dont have to mess around with my stereo rig. Then I can mix down to the cassette and walk it over to...

May I suggest the Line 6 Flextone? Although a Boogie was a little out of my budget, the Flextone will give you the POD sounds and the ability to play live with it. I love mine. You have the ability to record direct just like the POD or you could mike the amp as well. I have been miking mine with...

I have an FD-8 and love it. THe ROland Vs- units are going cheap on e-bay, but I tried one out and found it very confusing. I prefer my knobs and sliders on the FD-8. Oh, yeah, get the Zip 250 with it.

I agree with the Jake E Lee stuff, Badlands is very tasty stuff. I'm also a big John Hiatt fan. Lately i'm having a love affair with the music of Ian Moore. Any one else here check him out?

I'm hooked on Elixir strings. They have a coating on them to make them last longer. They are twice as much as normal strings, but I think they are worth it. So much so that after trying them on my Ovation, I got some for my electric aswell

I just got a Line 6 Flextone II and I'm really happy with it. Plus the floorboard makes this amp a blast to own. Try it out.

Gitarre Spielen - Tablature

Hey Kids You know Ive been playing guitar for a while now. Back in high school I started a band and we went strait to learning how to play cover tunes. Never really took the time to figure out what the hell i was doing. That was fifteen years ago. So after not playing for about eight years, I...

I bought a used Sabine 1600 rack mount tuner for $56 on e-bay. Not a bad unit. If you like Sabine tuners, it does the job. Ive been keeping my eye out for a used power conditioner, the nice thing about that is just have to find one outlet to plug your rig into.

Here, here! John is a great singer/song writer. Saw him on Austin City limits several years ago. So I went out and bought the Perfectly Good Guitar Cd. I have bought all most all of hims albums since. Little Head is another one of my favorites. That song "Pirate Radio" just gets me.

that reminds me of very early band practice sessions, a broom, five gallon bucket , and some duct tape.

Ok, guys I'm a little old fashioned here but you can very easily record off of napster to cassette for about five bucks. Get a 1/8 inch stereo / to left and right RCA cable(Radio Shack). Plug the 1/8 inch end into the speaker out put of your sound car and the RCA end into the input of a tape...

Try the Roland GP-8, you can pick them up used for about $250 to $300 with the foot controller. Although not new by any means these units are really easy the use and completely user adjustable. I love the sounds i get from mine.

Well, Ive always played a "strat" style guitar. Upgrading through the years has gotten me many a guitar. I have to say I really liked my Hamer Chaparell back in the 80's. I just recently traded my mexican Fender strat for a custom ordered G&L Legacy, this guitar is a keeper. I no longer look at...

I have a Fostex FD-8, and i still prefer knobs and sliders over pointing and clicking

Thanks Man!

I've been spending way to much time learning songs again and not enough time being creative. After a few sessions with my singer we realized that years ago we used to tune down a half step. This really helped him out, as far as saving his voice. Now here is the problem, I know how to tune down...

Hey, Tom Welcome! Joe