Favorite guitar sites?

[robert]

What is your favorite guitar sites? 

I don't really have any particular sites. I check TheGearPage once in a while, but it's so huge that I feel like a needle in a haystack every time I go there.

PremierGuitar of course is a great website - or perhaps we can call it an online magazine. Always interesting articles.

Youtube is probably my number one pick when it comes to anything music and guitar related!

[reb]

ah, yes....here (the only one i have on my cheat sheet by my computer)

2. frugal guitarist
3. premier guitar
4. guitar squid

i have a yellow legal pad with pencilled url's on it. there are a couple technical sites i have learned a lot from...if i can find it (still in the chaos of moving, and reshufflihg) i'll post them.  the eminence and jensen speaker sites are 'must haves'.  the tubestore is a must have, imo.

i can't think of any others. some sites have no idea how to design a working site that an ordinary person can deal with...i don't write those down for future reference. software/web design is a major part of 'usefullness' for the seeker...is that a new age statement?

[diaper head]

as far as forums go, i post here, and guitars canada, the gear page, and the guitar forum.
so if you were on another forum and saw a post by cheezyridr, george nada, or kumachan, that's me also. i usually keep one eye on guitar squid because it's full of interesting stuff.

[pictoratus]

+1 on Guitar Squid

Aside from here, I visit Squier Talk fairly often and check in to TDPRI every now and then. I also cruise around YouTube mainly on my subscribed sites.

[DetroitBlues]

In no particuliar order:

Dolphin Street
Fender Forums
Heritage Owners Forum
Premier Guitar
Guitar Squid
Proguitarshop.com
Steviesnacks.com

(Then there are the sites I shop on, Musicians Friend, Guitar Center Used Gear, Elderly Music, Sweetwater, Ebay, etc.)

[hillbilly-joe]

I never heard of guitar squid, I'll have to check it out.


Here's a guitar site by Carl Brown. I'd like you guys to check it out. He is really a nice guy, just like Robert.  He is updating his site, but will have a new forum in a couple of months.  The guy can really explain how to play a song.  Please bookmark  it, for he has some really good plans for his site soon coming up. He has free lessons and also charges a small monthly fee for other stuff.

http://www.guitarlessons365.com/

[DetroitBlues]

guitar squid finds a lot of great guitar related articles from all over the web.

[diaper head]

guitar squid finds a lot of great guitar related articles from all over the web.

i've found a couple of really god guitar blogs through that site.

[zagatron1]

Dolphin Street!

[robert]

Thanks for the Dolphinstreet mention! I guess I do hang out here a lot too....

[hillbilly-joe]

Dolphin Street!

Yes, Dolphin Street    How could we forget this one 

[DetroitBlues]

And if you cannot find the lesson you're looking for on Dolphin street, you can always check out Vanderbilly.com

[hillbilly-joe]

And if you cannot find the lesson you're looking for on Dolphin street, you can always check out Vanderbilly.com

I have Vanderbilly booked marked, but I can't find the time to go there. There are so many good video lessons too!

[hillbilly-joe]

I like to visit this site every so often

http://www2.gibson.com/Lessons/Arlen-Roth-Lessons.aspx

[hillbilly-joe]

This site has a lot of video instructions on it



http://guitar.freemovies.co.uk/