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Rmn

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A feeling 

Does anybody has this kind of feeling sometimes?
When you think: I really hate my guitar and I really hate the strings I'm using.

I have this so many times. But on the other hand sometimes (when the weather gets dry after raining and when the capo is at 1) I can also be quite pleased and por ejemplo rock on one bulerias for an hour.
I was wondering if this is common among guitarists or if I really need a new guitar maybe. And since I hardly know or speak to any other guitarists in my physical environment, I thought I'd share this with you and see if you can identify yourself in it

Cheers,

Ramón
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 12:51:00
 
rombsix

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

I get that too. Now, more so than usually, because I have to study for an exam, so my brain is making me hate the guitar so I can "justify" why I should NOT be playing it and "wasting" my study time.

Not a very helpful response, but that's all I can muster for now.

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 12:58:38
 
Haithamflamenco

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

Ramon, Mi amgio,

it always happend with the cheap guitars with high action and low tension strings ,

when you first start to learn gutiar music, you cannot distinguish between steel and classical guitars, then when you improve you just make the gutiatrs in genreal categories: steel, classical ( spanish) and electric,

then as you improve you find out that there is a flamenco gutiar and classical gutiar,

also one more imporvemnt step, you found that there are blanca and negra and in each one there is student, semi profeesnal , professanl and concert gutiar,

so when you reach that step, you start with rubbish flamenco student guitar, as your techniques improve and your understanding and needs for better gutiar, here where that feeling comes

i belive you should buy a new and good flamenco guitar,

this is the time for you



oleeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 13:02:28
 
rombsix

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Haithamflamenco

quote:

i belive you should buy a new and good flamenco guitar,

this is the time for you


Abajaaaaaaaaaaaa!

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 13:09:28
 
Rmn

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

haha, thanks for your understanding and true analyze. I think you are certainly right Haitham.

Ramzi, it's ok that your post isn't that useful. Because I find it amusing
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 13:26:40
 
Haithamflamenco

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

quote:

I get that too. Now, more so than usually, because I have to study for an exam, so my brain is making me hate the guitar so I can "justify" why I should NOT be playing it and "wasting" my study time.

Not a very helpful response, but that's all I can muster for now.


how did you response before me, I was working on my post to be the first who reponse,

Ramziiiiiiii, are you carrying the laptop every where with you? ha!!!!


Ramon, also that feeling apear if you try a concert gutiar, then you play on your rubbsih student gutiar and get shocked fromt he diffrence that a better gutiar is exsist....

ole

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at_leo_87

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

just think of how your current guitar can teach you to play better. learn as much as you can from it.

if you can kick ass on a crappy guitar, imagine how you'll sound when you're playing on a good guitar.

you'll really feel worthy of the better guitar and you'll appreciate it more after you develop your hands and ears.

...then you'll outgrow that guitar and the process begins again.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:06:24
 
rombsix

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RE: A feeling (in reply to at_leo_87

quote:

...then you'll outgrow that guitar and the process begins again.


With you, it seems to be quite a FAST outgrowing. What will become of the Navarro?

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:09:54

ToddK

 

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

No matter how great a guitar you have, the grass will always seem
greener on the otherside.

Same thing with women.

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:17:31
 
at_leo_87

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RE: A feeling (in reply to rombsix

quote:

With you, it seems to be quite a FAST outgrowing. What will become of the Navarro?


this will be my 4th guitar in 3 years.

i actually feel my navarro is just starting to get really good and there's more i can still learn from it but i just couldn't resist ordering a culpepper.

i'll probably sell the navarro. im a one guitar at a time guy.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:17:46
 
Andy Culpepper

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

My guitars have been known to cure GAS... they're Flamenco Beano

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at_leo_87

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Andy Culpepper

quote:

My guitars have been known to cure GAS... they're Flamenco Beano


Just looking at the pictures makes me feel relieved.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:22:21
 
rombsix

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RE: A feeling (in reply to at_leo_87

quote:

i just couldn't resist ordering a culpepper


You mean, a Cool-Pepper?

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:31:36
 
at_leo_87

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RE: A feeling (in reply to rombsix

quote:

You mean, a Cool-Pepper?



yes! maestro cool-pepper!
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 11 2011 22:43:56
 
Andy Culpepper

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Rmn

we're back to peppers again

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kudo

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RE: A feeling (in reply to ToddK

quote:

No matter how great a guitar you have, the grass will always seem
greener on the otherside.

Same thing with women

hey , could you explain this in details , especially the womens part ?

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Gummy

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RE: A feeling (in reply to kudo

I think as long as you never play another one, you will not know what you are missing. Some seem just fine till you want to try another palo but she won't. On the other hand, you may find one that is so good, your meager skills will never let her experience her full potential and she'd be better off with someone better than you.
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RTC

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Gummy

Man right on
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kudo

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RE: A feeling (in reply to Gummy

interesting. I sometimes find it that some rooms are more echo-ey or more acoustic , and the guitar sounds better there. sometimes its the humidity, sometimes its the strings and sometimes its my mood that affects the way I respond.

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