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  1. Re: Eastman MD-305 owners - anyone buy a Toneguard for it?

    Thanks, you guys!
  2. Re: Eastman MD-305 owners - anyone buy a Toneguard for it?

    I think the 505 is pretty much the same size as the 305. Do you know what size, or what you specifically told them when you ordered? I'm concerned about getting the right size. Thanks!
  3. Eastman MD-305 owners - anyone buy a Toneguard for it?

    And if you did, can you tell me which one you bought and whether you think it was worth it? Thanks!
  4. Suggestions for backing/practice tracks (Celtic and Christmas)

    I have plenty of of bluegrass backing tracks for my practice sessions, but I'm looking for some suggestions for backing/rhythm tracks specifically for celtic or christmas music. Ideally, it would be...
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    Re: Seldom Scene Albums

    Best thing to ever come out of Bethesda. Even though that's not saying much, I say get em all. But if you're only going to get one, as dcoventry said, the 20th anniversary CD is great.
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    Re: New Dunlop Pick?

    So, I emailed Dunlop (who responded VERY quickly), and they confirmed that the 512 and 513 are the same shape with the same bevel but the 512 has the grip and the 513 doesn't. I didn't ask about the...
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    Re: New Dunlop Pick?

    Ok, I want in on this, but I'm baffled by all the options. You guys seem to be ordering the 513, but I can't seem to find the 513 with the grip (I want the grip for my sweaty hands). So, what is the...
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    Re: how do you train yourself to solo

    "If you want to play the Minuet in G, think the Minuet in G."
  9. Re: the most expensive instrument ever? a viola?

    Wow, am I in the minority preferring the viola to the violin?
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    Re: Making Practice Count

    One of the better pieces of advice I was given by a guitar instructor was: Make a schedule and use a timer. Seriously, this is huge. Make a schedule for the week (it can change every week), that...
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    Re: Acoustic Deadhead band audio

    85 mins to do 11 songs. That's my kind of band. Sweet!
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    Re: Musical loners?

    See my comment above yours. I wasn't clear, and I apologize.
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    Re: Musical loners?

    I should have been more precise. I meant that it may be beneficial to a person's progress as a musician to overcome those elements of the introverted personality that prevent him/her from playing...
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    Re: Musical loners?

    I don't think I'm actually an introvert - I'm sort of a shy extrovert. But I think it's important to differentiate between the natural need of creative individuals (such as yourselves) to have...
  15. Re: Going to play with *real* people for the first time in 15 yea

    Thanks, Len. It's not a performance, it's just some folks getting together. I just want to be invited back someday!
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    Re: Practice Census

    1. As a beginner (with a history, but still a beginner), I'm trying very hard to minimize bad habits. My approach to progress is "slow and steady wins the race". However, with that said, I'd really...
  17. Re: Going to play with *real* people for the first time in 15 yea

    Thanks ya'll. I really appreciate the advice. Especially about the metronome and pushing myself for more speed. That's great advice. THANKS!!!
  18. Re: Going to play with *real* people for the first time in 15 yea

    Amanda, thanks - I should have mentioned - I do have a song list and can play many of them. But...again..very slooowly. Like 150-180bpm is about my max before I start to fumble.
  19. Going to play with *real* people for the first time in 15 years.

    Long story short: I stopped playing guitar about 15 years ago and picked it back up again about 6 months ago. Way back when I was still playing, I dipped my toe in the mando world for about a year or...
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    Re: Anyone know of a site

    Baron, I just want to thank you (eventually, I'll drop a few bucks in your donation page) for your youtube lessons. I can't tell you how much I appreciate what guys like you are doing. I remember...
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    Re: From melody to chords

    As a theory exercise, it seems that it would be beneficial to take the sheet music from a song you know and analyze where the chords begin to sound "wrong" against the melody. I recommend the hymnal...
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    Re: Looking for resources/ learning to sing.

    I think the "insane reason" is that they love the song and when they heard it said to themselves, "Ooo, I really want to do that." As you point out, however, when they persist, and try to duplicate...
  23. Re: Can't find the right position for my right arm/hand

    Thanks everyone for your responses. I can pick accurately without any reference point (other than where my forearm meets the mando) if I go slowly. I will try to be patient and have faith that I can...
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    Re: Chris Thile on Jimmy Fallon

    I think it's probably really hard to be so gifted. I'm not much of a Thile fan, actually; but in his defense, I think it's easy to mistake someone as being "full of themselves" when they're really...
  25. Re: Can't find the right position for my right arm/hand

    John, thanks for the advice. I'm actually relatively new to the Mando - tried a long time ago, and recently picked it up again. I'm actually trying very hard to start with sound fundamentals, so I...
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