Wolfrum Guitar

In my previous posts I have probably given you guys a decent trail to help you guys improve and gather enough information if your just starting or even some interesting topics and materials for more experienced players. While I haven’t really covered a specific path for beginners (I plan on creating a more simplistic method later) I hope that there are some tools and tips that you’ve taken with you to help create a smoother journey for your path to a becoming a better guitar player. Personally, I want to reiterate some points that I would want to give to new players. The first thing and most important is to never give up playing. Playing the guitar is very hard it takes a lot of mental effort and physical strength there are going to be days were you think you are the worst player ever and that you should just donate your guitar to someone who could play better. But trust me, it only gets easier you just need to practice more and more until you finally get it. It takes many mistakes a

While the answer is fairly obvious, a more expensive guitar should usually make you sound better (assuming you have some skill to begin with). A thousand dollar guitar in an idiot’s hands will not magically sound good. However, you don’t need the most expensive models to sound good. Theirs plenty of musicians that use Fender squier products instead of using the Made in America models. Your skill on the guitar will matter way more than what guitar you choose to play on. Jimi Hendrix or any other skilled guitarist would definitely sound way better than me no matter what guitar I choose I won’t be able to match up to their expertise when it comes to playing. You could probably give him a Walmart guitar and he would definitely find ways to sound more impressive than me. Skill will always overshine what guitar you own. But with that being said, most expensive models have a certain kind of sound that a basic model won’t be able to achieve. This especially comes true with electric models, you