[Darryl Boyd]

Great story Jota, thanks for sharing.

[Darryl Boyd]

Nice read Howard.

[Darryl Boyd]

Too many to mention but one out of left field: My Sharona.

Great solo.

[Darryl Boyd]

On my PC using Firefox the word Logout appears in between the bell and My Account.

[Darryl Boyd]

Welcome Bob.

[Darryl Boyd]

Fixed, thanks 🙂

[Darryl Boyd]

Same thing happening for me as well. I’m using Firefox.

I logged in from the MLT club info page after clicking on “Already a member? Click here to LOG IN”

The Login link in the top right hand corner is the one Dale and I are referring to.

Cheers guys.

[Darryl Boyd]

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When it comes to drum sticks, 2B or not 2B, that is the question.

[Darryl Boyd]

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Hi Jung.

Faves are the Paul Reed Smith CE22 and Custom 22. They’re the gigging guitars. They cover lots of styles, sound great, and almost play themselves 🙂

[Darryl Boyd]

Last but not least my small collection of Squier Avril Lavigne Telecasters.

I’ve become a bit of an Avril fan over the last few years, and I like the guitars. I’m not really in her key demographic I suspect but I’m old enough not to care 🙂

The two black ones are the second version, and the three chequer plate ones are the first version.

 

[Darryl Boyd]

From L to R:

Ibanez 12 string acoustic

Ibanez semi hollow

Squier J Mascus Jazzmaster

Fender Japanese Mustang

[Darryl Boyd]

Finally got around to rounding up most of my herd.

I’ll post a few pics, I think it’s one per post.

First one from L to R:

5 x Avril Lavigne Squier Telecasters (another pic to follow)

Fender Powercaster

Gibson 30th anniversary Les Paul Goldtop

PRS SE Santana

Paul Reed Smith S2 Mira

Paul Reed Smith CE22

Paul Reed Smith Custom 22

[Darryl Boyd]

Not to mention the Time Of The Season video.

 

[Darryl Boyd]

Hi Sergey,

Do those Ukraine girls really knock you out? 🙂

[Darryl Boyd]

I often wish, after having watched an MLT video, that I had longer fingers.

I too have short fingers but manage OK on the guitar. I mostly play rhythm which I prefer, and which helps I’m sure, although I play a few solos here and there.

You’d think a small, thin neck would be preferable to someone with small fingers but my experience is the opposite. I find a neck on the chunkier side of things to be easier to play. Something that can help with reach is choosing a guitar with a shorter scale length to make stretching up the neck a bit easier.

There are many ways to play the same chord on the guitar so finding more comfortable chord positions can help too.