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Me too JP. My eldest and her friends thought they could really paste me at this game but they forget, I'm a product of the 80's...I was a gamer as a teen, if it's on a game system, I will eventually get good at it. One advantage a guitar player does have over the typical gamer with this game...

I was once the proud owner of a Kramer KnightSwan and let me tell ya something......That guitar had a low end that made Satan screetch like a lil bitch!!!! One of my biggest "bonehead" decisions was selling it! I also owned a Striker 3000 which was probably THE worst guitar I've ever owned...

Wow...thats too funny! That'd be pretty embarassing to not be able to pitch in the World Series due to something like that.

yeah guys...lighten up. It's not as if we play guitar hero because we just now figured out we suck at playing a real guitar...Sheesh...I've already known that for years. There simply is nothing wrong with playing another video game platform that happens to cater to who of all people.... All of...

Ok, those of you who have guitar hero III check this out. Unlock "Through the fire and flames" by Dragon Force, Go to practice, and expert and check this tune out! Holy crap!!! It is like real guitar in one sense....practice, practice, practice!!!!

First, Got an Ibanez 7420 body....And the fast-track to do my first project guitar. I'm tired of always buying them finished......I want to put together my own....my own way.

Just got GHIII for my girls this Christmas. I felt as some of you do...What a joke....Till at the store I noticed it came with the "Kramer" style guitar! How sweet is that! Ok, not sweet but it intrigued me a tad. So then I watched my oldest daughter play the thing (she plays a ton at her...

Just use regular old "Pledge" ...used it for years and works like a charm...just use a soft cloth with it....

So my neighbor comes over this morning and gives me Cubasis VST 4.0. He knows I'm getting into recording from my computer. I know this is an older program but is it worth using?? The stuff I record is pretty straight forward, I don't use midi, and I only record instrumental guitar stuff...

Wow....thats cool. I tend to think that "bucketheads'" true identity is none other than..........Paul Gilbert maybe???????

I loved how he had the strat set up...Floyd type bridge, hum + single for p/u's. Haven't seen that since my old guitar teacher did it back in 1989 to his brand new black, lefty strat.

Oh....I don't know...How much are you willing to give for it?? I was hoping to get somewhere near $700.00 but of course, all things are negotiable.

It's a two-pack, Samson pencil condensors. The speakers are "Labtek"

I was getting ready to put my BR1180CD up for sale on Ebay but I figured all of you should get first shot if anyone is interested. It's a BR1180CD. I bought it on Ebay two years ago and recorded 6 songs with it. Included with the recorder will be all that came with it when I bought it. First...

Okay,...Sonar 6. But is it fairly easy to learn and use???

So for a few months now, I've been gearing up to switch from recording off of a portable studio (Boss BR1180CD), to computer based software. Now, I've looked in to GT3, Sonar 4, Sonar 4XL, ect...All these different editions......Not sure of all the differences. I know GT3 is your basic 32...

If you can find one...(not sure if you will, I haven't yet). I used to have a Guild S-250. Very good sounding guitar dual Humbuckers, and a neck like an SG. Very thin and smaller frets. I believe the neck is 24 frets and the guitar is a neck thru. Sure wish I hadn't given that baby away.

ok, thanks guys...I appreciate it.

Ok, I have a 00 gateway PC with Windows ME. I'd like to change it into my means for recording instead of using my BR1180. I'd also like to use something simple like Cakewalk GT3. Has anyone run into problems running this newer recording software on an old operating system??

I just sold, not too long ago, my First Ibanez I ever bought. It was an RG320. Close to what your lookin at, just different p/u config and a Floyd copy instead of fixed bridge. I really, really loved that guitar!!! The p/u's aren't too bad, definitely not top end stuff but they're good. I...