"I see the Mother of Pearl inlay all the time, the turquoise is unique...hang on to that guitar.
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Scott Burgess
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- United States
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Scott Burgess's Groups
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Tips and tricks on Acous…
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Taylor Owners
204 members
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Takamine Owners Group
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Harp all you want - Harm…
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Alternate Tunings
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Scott Burgess commented on Edward Sparks's group Takamine Owners Group"Is that standard on the Sante Fe? It is distinctive!"
Scott Burgess commented on Edward Sparks's group Takamine Owners Group"Ed, can you do a close up on the Thunderbird Inlay on the 12th Fret?"
Scott Burgess joined Falling 4 You's group
Tips and tricks on Acoustic guitar
Talk about anything guitar related that you feel will help others become a better player
Scott Burgess commented on Edward Sparks's group Takamine Owners Group"My wife (a Photographer) took some pictures of it for me, I had to wrestle it away from her...she added her artistic flair to so many."
Scott Burgess commented on GNuck's group Harp all you want - Harmonica Players do."I keep one in the console and play on my commute when the right song comes on!"
Scott Burgess commented on Edward Sparks's group Takamine Owners Group"my Tak is 5 years old, was the guitar that I picked up everyday but I have started to neglect it. I bought a Taylor a few weeks ago and have been pretty much focused on that, but I love my Tak...great tone, stays in tune, and looks great. The Taylor…"
Scott Burgess joined Edward Sparks's group
Takamine Owners Group
Tak Owners Unite! Lets talk all things Tak...everything from the "Lawsuit" years to the newest models! See More
Scott Burgess commented on GNuck's group Harp all you want - Harmonica Players do."I have always played the Harmonica, I have a A, C, D, and E...all Hohner. I'm not great, but it helps me to relax."
Scott Burgess joined GNuck's group
Harp all you want - Harmonica Players do.
The harmonica, also known as a pocket piano, a harp, a french harp, a blues harp and a tin sandwich is very popular for being used as an accompaniment with the guitar and other stringed instruments. It's also popular because of it's portability and unique sound. This unique little instrument originated in the early 1800s. There are a multitude of types of harmonicas today in various keys and hole configurations. This group is for those that play the harmonica with their guitars or other…See More
Profile Information
- Which one of the following describes your involvement in music? (Check all that apply)
- Amateur or recreational musician
- How many years have you been playing guitar?
- 10-20 years
- Which of these instruments do you own or play?
- Flattop steel-string acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, Mandolin, Banjo
- The make and model of your guitar(s) and/or other instruments and gear.
- Takamine EG334SC
Taylor 210e
- What type of music do you like to play?
- I consider myself a bit of a hack...but I like the singer songwriter stuff...Jackson Browne, James Taylor, etc.
- Do you subscribe to or regularly read Acoustic Guitar?
- I don't regularly read Acoustic Guitar
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 3:42pm on May 12, 2011,
Dan Hugen said…
- You have a fine string collection! I play acoustic,electric,and bass,but have not had much exposure to mandolin or banjo. A vid of you playing one of those would be cool!
- At 9:53am on May 7, 2011,
- Hey, just joined the community also and wanted to welcome you!
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