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Posted: 12/18/2002, 5:21 pm
by emily
how much did that thing cost?
Posted: 12/18/2002, 6:29 pm
by nikki4982
Erm... *finds reciept*... $922.18. Including the case and strap. But list price is $1,299.
Heh, and I can't even play the thing. I truly am a devoted fan.

Posted: 12/19/2002, 1:36 am
by Johnny
Nope..Its a telecaster...Tom Anderson is just coping Fender's Telecaster. So many copies in the world today.
Nikki why dont you try teaching your self again? Once you learn yu'll have fun....I self taught my self and I think I'm a decent player...I'm no Mike Turner though...I'm a amateur still....It also took mega dedication on my part though.... I checked it out to get a Guitar custom built...The guy says it all depends on what you want.......I showed him the one that I want and He said mine would cost alot...at least $5000+
He told me that one time a guy came in and wanted a Custom Les Paul....He wanted the best that money could buy and so $15,000 later he got his Les Paul.
Damn! I wish I were rich
I would actually like to make a copy of one of Emtee's other guitars

Posted: 12/19/2002, 1:53 am
by committed
or a tom anderson hollow t
Posted: 12/19/2002, 1:56 am
by committed
ok. i've got like 20 pictures of mike playing a TOM ANDERSON HOLLOW T.
how many do you need to see before you realize SUSAN AND I ARE RIGHT?
Posted: 12/19/2002, 3:17 am
by nikki4982
I think he means that it's called something different, but is essentially the same guitar. I know little about guitars, so I dunno if he's right. But it does look just like a tele. Dunno.
And, I've love love LOVE to try to teach myself again, but I'm just not good at teaching myself those kinds of things. The only thing I'm good at self-learning is anything to do with computers. *is a geek* But yeah, I've also got the problem that my hands don't reach across the fretboard right. I've got really slender fingers (artist's hands), and they don't like the strings at all. But, I used to play flute, and it took a while for my hands to reach across that, too, so I'm sure it's possible for me to learn guitar. I just need a little help. Someday I'll get lessons. Or maybe one of my *counts*... ahh, too many to count... MANY friends that play guitar would teach me. Hah. Right. My friends suck. Anyway, I know if I learn, I'll love it. *sigh* I'd kill to know how. I love the instrument, and I'm so obsessive about music, it's disturbing. Haha.
Posted: 12/19/2002, 8:39 am
by emily
i have the same problem with my fingers.
Posted: 12/19/2002, 1:42 pm
by Johnny
and I got video proof of him playing it. I taped Snowjob 2001 and Music Without Boarders...Each time he played it....His SPRITUAL MACHINES TELECASTER!! If it is a Hollow T... Anderson copies Fender!!! Lou Fender first came out with his guitars in the 1950's!!!
Posted: 12/19/2002, 1:47 pm
by Johnny
Nikki I know what you are saying....My mom says that I have piano fingers....Mine are slender... I had the exact same trouble that you said you were having...I couldnt get my fingers to stretch,no more than 4 frets....but no I can stretch my fingers 6 frets easy.....The most trouble that I had was Barre Chords and developing my left hand..Man learning Guitar is freaking hard

Posted: 12/19/2002, 2:08 pm
by committed
"yes, jeff, YOU WERE RIGHT. it is a TOM ANDERSON HOLLOW T."
thank you.
Posted: 12/19/2002, 2:40 pm
by emily
barre chords suck. i hate them.
Posted: 12/19/2002, 5:01 pm
by Johnny
Barre Chords are a essential part of playin guitar you know
. Its a Telecaster

not a anderson
Posted: 12/19/2002, 5:12 pm
by Susan
NOTE! The headstock. Big stylized A = Tom Anderson Guitarworks.
*dusts off hands*
Posted: 12/19/2002, 7:59 pm
by Johnny
Well any guitar shaped like that will always be a telecaster to me to me

Posted: 12/19/2002, 8:02 pm
by Johnny
But aint it a nice guitar though?

Posted: 12/19/2002, 10:32 pm
by committed
DUR.
Posted: 12/19/2002, 11:35 pm
by Johnny
DUR ??:roll:
Posted: 12/20/2002, 5:17 am
by nikki4982
Glad to hear I'm not the only one with the finger problem (hah, that sounds weird

). And really glad to hear that you overcame it and can play guitar. Gives me more hope for myself. Haha. *sigh* God I wanna learn.
Posted: 12/20/2002, 8:35 am
by emily
i think i am learning but i feel like i'm getting nowhere. i really think i need to take lessons. i just dont have the time.
Posted: 12/21/2002, 12:14 pm
by Johnny
Just keep at it...it'll take time.....all I can say is just keep practicing.
Here's some tips:
1. Know these basic chords-Amajor, Aminor, E major, E minor, D major, Dminor, C major, G major...Alot of songs were writin using these. Practice switching between these chords..press hard to prevent fret buzzing.
ONce you can do that moderatly well....try to use Barre Chords.
2.Learn some Theory-ie.learn the names of the notes on fret board,etc
3.to Help bulid speed and dexterity use scales.....you can find scales anywhere on the net(cyberfret.com or zentao.com/guitar...or just go to a music store and buy a book of scales....
4.Know chords lots of chords
5.Try picking out a song that you will like to learn..something easy....Well even an easy song is hard to play for someone that is still a guitar newbie.
6. Practic! Practice! Practice!!
Hopefully this will be usefull to someone I hope.

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