okay i dont have any experience playing guitar at all but i love rock music indie in particular you know like bloc party the killers the strokes phoenix or Franz Ferdinand and i really want to learn to play music like those bands okay so a few questions do i start out with 1accoustic or electric guitar i really like the sound of rock but i want to learn both which do i start with 2 im on a budget and the most i can spend would probably be $150 what guitar do i get and or amp lol plz help thanx dude learning should be easy with all ur vids

Hey John!
I've been watching a lot of your videos now, and I thought, maybe you could do a review of the Washburn X50 Pro FE? It's a little similar to the Schecter C-1 Hellraiser, and it could be cool to see them compared :)

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Niklas

hey dude, would the roland cube amp still groove with bass guitars, will it still be healthy after a couple of months with a bass plugged in?

I'm really thinking of getting that amp, I use at my school with my bass and it seems ok. Please reply, thanks, Subscribed!

thats cool thnx from montreal

Thanks for the information. But one little question.
Where exactly can I buy such a CIJ guitar?
The problem is probably that I am from Germany.
If you could help me with that, I would be very appreciative.

Best regards
Mayx

on your power chord video 8/9 i had a hard time seeing where you put your fingers at on the neck. anyways i was wondering if you are anybody had a chord chart for mini power and full power chords for the ones that were played in all eight videos thank you. buy the way great videos : )

Anytime John,You kick ass!!!
Im using ur 7 pos.of the major scale,and playing threes and fours and making up my own stuff,I app.ur help you seem to have a grat knowledge of music theory.
Cheers Tommy from Jersey

John, you have helped me a lot with your pentatonic scale positions and mode lessons. And it's great how you don't just talk and talk this and that and everything but you keep your videos compact and interesting. And of course the fact that you have tabs IN the video, not just in your website is really heplful. And I know many people agree with me.

Hey John,
I want to Thank you for your lessons. You have helped me a lot.

You are a GREAT teacher. I started learning guitar in my 40's. So it's pretty hard.

Take Care

Nice to hear some finger tone..... and you've got great finger tone. You don't see folks use their right hand like you do too often. Kudos to you for dropping the pick!