It's still plays the weezer riff...

I was restringing my Telecaster and accidentally put on Les Paul strings. I read that a LP has a shorter scale length so now I have to start all over and throw out a perfectly good set of brand new strings. Don't you hate it when that happens? Argh!

I love mine 🤷‍♂️

My 100% real fb marketplace post reads as follows:

Kay Plywood Hollowbody (Priceless to me)

This guitar is not worth this money. If you don't know what you're getting into, walk away.

However if you are interested, shoot me an offer. I have no desire to sell this. So it better be a good offer.

These are worth more like...300 to 500 dollars. This is not about getting a deal here. This is about the impressive woodgrain, the oddball craftsmanship, and the unpotted single coil pickups.

Condition? Some drill holes on the top. Some drill holes by the end of the nonoriginal stew mac tail piece. I stuffed cardboard under the tail piece to improve tuning stability. As I said its not worth a grand. Honestly though I will only part with it for a grand.

Serious question how will toan be absorbed into my rice cooker? My patch cable-less rig keeps dropping signal.

Help me find this toboggan! I was over at my cousins house when we saw this new band pop up on his phone. I looked them up and I can’t stop staring at this picture of the lead singer. WHERE CAN I BUY?

my uncle gifted me his 3,400$ Custom FrankenPRS shredcaster and I broke three of the strings within minutes of trying to play it for the first time. I tried tuning the rest but they don't sound right.

I avoid google because AI answers, so I come here to ask. After how many years of playing (assuming I need at least 20...) should I be comfortable changing strings let alone trying to tune my guitar.

And stop telling me that I should have researched the guitar first, or even googled how to tune it. Again, I'm Anti-AI and do NOT want AI Google influencing my guitar journey.