From my show at Booked and Unplugged last month

I haven’t posted much lately, but I’ve been in here every day, just quiet on the posting front. Behind the scenes though? Anything but quiet. A few things I want to give you a heads up on: 🛠️ Store overhaul in progress We’re rebuilding the entire online store from the ground up. New theme, new products, and way stronger offers built specifically for this community. Expect more free and heavily discounted product drops once it’s live. Not ready yet, but it’s close, and it’s going to be a big upgrade. 🎁 Giveaways coming in October We’re running product giveaways next month too. Details coming closer to launch, but keep an eye out, free gear is on the way. 🤝 Something big for reviewers We’ve taken a lot of your feedback to heart this year, and running a community like this comes with real challenges on our end too. We’ve been working hard on a way to make this a genuine win-win, including a way for members to actually earn commissions off the reviews you’re already doing. This one’s exciting, more details soon. 🎸 New branded product dropping Not ready to name it yet, but we’ve got something launching that I’m genuinely pumped about. I’ll be back in about a week or so with the full reveal. We are going to finish off the year strong, and I’m very grateful to have you all along for the ride. 🙏

Up for discussion. 1: Whats the hardest guitar technique you have learned? 2: Whats the technique you still can't quiet grasp? 3: Whats your favorite sounding guitar technique rigardless of the difficulty? For me: 1: Not sure what its called but its the double string chug/pull off tech that Adam Jones from Tool does. Specifically in the song Jambi but he does it in a few others as well. 2: Sweep picking is still something that doesn't come easy for me. 3: Tap/pinch harmonics are my favorite. Especially with low tunings/low chug notes behind them. The drastic pitch change back and forth is excellent. Example riff would be main riff from Stitch by Wage War🤘🏻

when they get like this, they dont hurt at all. and yes, i do clean my strings. playing with 13's turns the ends of your fingers into little hammers. LOL

Hey folks, I know most of us don’t make our living playing guitar, so what is your profession? My career was in electronics and technology development. I’m now doing financial advising and building amps and stuff as a hobby. Guitar collection currently sits at 10 with one or two more incoming. I’d love to be out playing live again if my schedule wasn’t so whacked.