Recent content by bamma

Lots of great input guys. Thanks for all the responses! :hyper:

I know some folks who say one should, in the beginning, spend all of your time practicing all the basics, doing drills, exercises, scales, etc. Others will say just play, as that is more fun and leads to you spending more time with the instrument, which will lead to getting better. I am thinking...

Ok, I will get some up. What I meant was, in case you were not aware, the same company makes the Godin and the Seagull. Since I have had good history with that company, I decided to stick with them.

I walked into the shop today thinking I was going to walk out with a Squier VM Jag, based on some reviews I have read here, and recommendations from others. However, there was really nice looking Godin Freeway on the wall that caught my eye. It was definitely more money than I had planned on...

Wow! Selling off the whole stable? I am looking to buy my first and see a few worth considering. I will get back to ya.