She’s arrived. She’s beautiful

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Nice, but is that picture b&w.

Bastard, thats what i was going to say...perhaps colour film hasn't arrived in Workshop land?

Very nice :p

I'd rather the 5 quid.

someone else said 'i like the b&w theme'. I can assure you it's deep cherry red on the Gretsch ..... :)

I hope you will be very happy together,

Well it’s been love at first sight for me. She probably thinks I could handle her slightly better....

Poor fingering technique?

He thinks it's bad to lay her on the sofa.

Only at certain angles.

:supergrin:

Very probably

Videos playing now please WP [emoji16] I used to love my guitars a few years back (pre kids). Had elec, plug in acoustic, acoustic and 12 string. It became a bit of an obsession collecting the bastards. I’m like you Worky and a campfire player but that’s all i ever wanted to get out of playing tbh after teaching myself a few years back. Sold most of them post kids as time was taken up, but still pick up the acoustic once a week or so even, if only for 15 mins. Often play to my daughter and we have a sing-song. Bought her a kids acoustic recently but at the age of 5 it’s hard to get her going (“it hurts my fingers Daddy”, we’ve all been there). This thread has made me want to buy more again ��

Have you tried a uke for her, so much easier to start with.

That’s a very good call. Will
Look into that [emoji2]

That’s a beauty Worksop, what do you think about the amp? How are the neighbours enjoying it?

My son had some real talent to play the guitar so cue the purchase of more guitars and 100w Marshall amp only to find he couldn't be arsed.


So I have access to a guitar, a Marshall amp and more than a few beers.


Given I can't play, what could be more fun than plugging the guitar in, turning all the knobs up to 11 and experimenting with feedback?


It didn't take too long before the neighbours were hammering on the door and the missus didn't speak to me for a week.


Hey-ho.

You did the right thing, Gor.

my daughter has a Uke, smashes a good stairway out of it.

much easier to learn and better on the finger tips.

Baritone Uke’s are really good as they are bigger , less plinky and they are tuned like the first four strings of a guitar , d g b e so you can learn some chords and carry them over to a guitar when you are ready.

Thanks for the White Falcon comments btw but it was bought to plug into a cranked tweed amp for those Neil Young moments more than anything else. Billy Duffy is over in LA living now afaik and living well and healthy alongside his good mate Steve Jones :-)