Fender G-DEC Schecter BlackJack (P49 Funk Rhythm in D)

[papatours]

nice jam... waiting for the whole song you're making, arent't you? ;)

[METALDRAWER]

Great job! =D I would like to improve as well as you!

[supersucker72]

would you say a this is better than a gibson faded sg I don't know I have never played one as far as being more versatile

[Mastercaster1984]

so how much was this $700??

[punk9999643]

Nah. this guitar is $509.15

[Teejeybamse]

who are your guitar inspirations for this funky jam? I just wonder

[hue75]

I didn't really have one - it just came from within.

[stevieVantanna]

God was speaking through your hands ;)

[Andreas0705]

great job dude!!! ... a little newbe, but is the string very close to the board?

[hue75]

Yes. Very low action for this guitar.

[GRATIFI3D]

Quote: great job dude!!! ... a little newbe, but is the string very close to the board?

Excuse me, may i ask whether that kind of low action is advantageous or disadvantageous? Thank you! BTW Superb improvisation!

[stevieVantanna]

Question-no offense (you sound great), but do you know what your doing theory wise? Who do you listen to?

[hue75]

I am self-taught and have not had any formal training, nor do I have an in-depth technical knowledge of different scales. I play what sounds right to me, with some years of experience factored in. My influences are primarily Jimi Hendrix and Michael Schenker, although I would have to add others such as Jimmy Page, George Lynch, Mattias Jabs, and Stevie Ray Vaughn into the mix. I listen to all kinds of different guitarists. I am recently really impressed by Steve Morse. Thanks.

[xvigorx]

you sound like me. I briefly go over scales and chords but in the end it is all about what sounds good.

[stevieVantanna]

Yeah- really interesting playing! Very cool.

[srogers500]

Nice! Interesting playing. You had me hooked from start to finish.

[hue75]

Thanks!