X-rated Bob wrote:
The C45 is a classical. Thus a pretty wide neck. The Squier will have a less wide neck and, probably, pretty light strings. Though I'm not sure that light electric strings will take a lot more physical effort than nylons. So probably it's the neck dimensions.
Most definitely the neck since I don't have big hands. I wasn't a fan of the nylon strings though, they kept making wierd buzzy sounds every now and then when I really got into playing. I still love playing acoustic, but I think I need to get the right guitar before I move back to it again. Any suggestions on a guitar that would fit me well?
How's your timing? If I started tapping my foot as you started a song would I be able to tap my foot all the way through without having to change anything? Timing is very important. If you play a couple of bum notes but maintain your timing there's a good chance nobody will notice, but if your timing is not constant then people will most certainly notice that.
That's actually a very good point. I do sometimes do way too much of my own thing and mix the speed up a bit, but when I learned how to play Greenday - Time of your life for instance, I listened to the track and then followed the speed of the song to play it exactly the way they did. So yeah, I thinkI do think that might be a small problem for me, but I think if I really concentrate I can keep playing at a constant speed.
Thanx bud!
