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June 20th, 2008 - 3jennijarre asks, "i just had a ? on amplification our band is good 2 go with guitar anps and bass amps but we were wondering what we should get for the singer because whatever we use seems just to get drownd out by the playing! i have bee nsnooping around and maurgurietes music and musitians friend.com but we dont know if we shoulg get a portable start up pa package or just a big guitar amp. would that work.???????? i know this is a hard topic but please help and give any info that you have thanks jarrett"
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Other Video Responses:

Playing Guitar Left Handed - August 3rd, 2007 (3 minutes, 15 seconds)
Karl asks, "Do you teach guitar for lefties? If so where is on your website?" View Response
Bad Technique? - December 14th, 2007 (4 minutes, 32 seconds)
Seanman asked "I Like to mute the 6th string with my thumb on open chords like A and C because I often will hit the E string by mistake while strumming. Is this a bad habbit that I should move away from." View Response
Tuning Problems with KORG Green Light - June 9th, 2008 (2 minutes, 50 seconds)
fuyu asks, "Hello! I just finished watching Lesson one and watched the video about tuning twice. I also have looked through all the current replies regarding tuning but had no luck finding an answer. I just bought my first guitar a week ago, and I have no clue if this is supposed to happen. When I tune my guitar on my KORG tuner, the LCD arm that tells me it's on tune with the green light -- but the arm also flails to the sharp and flat red lights especially when I try to tune my 5th and 6th string. Is there something wrong with my guitar? I have held tried muting the other strings while I tune a string, and it helps on the first 4 strings, but the 5th and 6th go between the green light and swings to the sharp and flat red lights as well while tuning (the light remains green in the middle however). Is this normal?" View Response
expensive guitars..? - April 1st, 2008 (2 minutes, 26 seconds)
Teewii asks, "hi there! im a beginner guitarist, and i bought an electric guitar from a friend for about 220$(including amp, so it was kinda cheap) even i can see that its not the best guitar in the world, but i guess its more than great for a beginner. but anyway ive been looking around the net at sites where they sell guitars, and i see many that are sold for more than 2000$ (some even more expensive). i was thinking, as i get better, i will get a new guitar, and in that case i was wondering; is there a lot of difference between expensive and "cheaper" guitars? what is different? is it just the sound? and what makes a guitar worth paying 2000$ for? please explain what a good guitar is. hope somebody can answer me. btw, this site is so great =) thanks." View Response
Thumb Independence - April 30th, 2008 (2 minutes, 38 seconds)
KenStyle asks, "How much is the thumb really independent during fingerstyle and how much of it is super coordination with the right hand? thanks in advance!!! Love the lessons" View Response