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Guitar Sizes and Shapes - August 29th, 2007 (1 minutes, 00 seconds)Ashleygrier says " I have large hands. What type or style non electric guitar should i be considering? I need one with a wide neck." View Response- July 9th, 2008 (2 minutes, 10 seconds)lespauljr asks, "I have noticed that a lot of heavy metal guitarists use the Floyd Rose Whammy Bar system. It seems to give them quite a unique and very "Metal" sound. I am looking to blend the sounds of Heavy Metal and Country to achieve a unique voice. So my question to you is...How can I install a Floyd Rose Whammy Bar system on my acoustic guitar? Jamplay rocks always! Vaya con Dios, lespauljr" View Response- April 22nd, 2008 (1 minutes, 44 seconds)Bpruett says, "I bought a handmade classical guitar in Mexico before I knew about nylon and steel strings. My question is can I restring this guitar with steel strings? If so would there be a great difference in the sound if I couldn't put steel strings on it why not?" View ResponseHotel California Chord Help - October 10th, 2007 (3 minutes, 20 seconds)Kylehumer asks, "In hotel california for example you use 2 barre chords that are same name( F#) but different shapes n different sounds....how do you know from just the name which one to use and when? when do you know which string make the barre chords name? for example the bm root note and name of the barre chord is on a B, string 6 vs a F# has which is named from that root being on the 5th string" View ResponseSteps to Enter Another Chord - March 17th, 2008 (5 minutes, 23 seconds)William D Brown asked, "I know the basic chords and can go to these cords, but my question is: for instance, what are the simple 2 0r 3 notes, or steps that would sound right to step into the [c] from [g] or the [g] to [d] and so on? And by the way, I think your teaching is great. I'v been watching Steve mostly. Thank you." View Response