quote:Do I need to get my dad to call you? He's gotten three Guilds for less than $60 each in the last 12 years.
A Guild, for less than $100? <laughs maniacally>
Keep dreaming.
code:Funky chord, but it transitions well with G and C2. I supposed I could have always played the barre chord, but that wouldn't have sounded right.E|-----|--1-|----|---
B|-----|----|--3-|---
G|-----|----|----|---
D|-----|----|----|---
A|-----|----|----|---
D|-----|----|--2-|---
quote:Hahaha, I wasn't even strumming. I was tuning the damn thing and the string just broke off as I was turning the knob for that string.
BP, how did you break it? Were you strumming? How hard were you strumming?
I would have recommended new strings anyways. If you get a new set, replace all of the strings on the guitar. That way they're all in the same condition. It will go out of tune a lot at first, but once the strings get stretched out a bit, they'll be fine. Besides, new strings always sound so nice.
If you don't mind paying a little more, I highly recommend Elixirs. They've got a coating on them that keeps them sounding nice longer, and it's a little easier on your hands. Don't get the super expensive ones. The original Polywebs should be fine. Otherwise, Martin and D'Addario strings are a little cheaper, but nice quality.