List of Guitar Forums Sites?

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To all engineers that are also guitar palyers, what are the sites to go to for all things guitar?

Thanks

[twotracker]

Acoustic

http://www.13thfret.com/
http://www.acousticguitar.com/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi
http://pub125.ezboard.com/btheunoffi...tinguitarforum

[Dot]

Quite a few guitar forums listed at http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/forums.htm

And there's something of an "all things guitar" page at http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/guitars.htm

[mds]

The Seymour Duncan forum is full of very knowledgable and nice guys and it has almost none of the negative things found on a lot of forums. Great place to chat about anything, not just pickups. Check it out! www.seymourduncan.com/forum

Mike

[Joost]

my favorites:

www.acousticguitarforum.com
www.acousticplayermagazine.com
www.acousticplayermagazine.com/forum

[Sui_City]

Gearslutz for guitarists:

The Gear Page

[Ted Copulate]

By far the best guitar site I know of: http://www.HugeRacksInc.com

[Meriphew]

Can be a bit juvenile at times, but good info none the less.

http://acapella.harmony-central.com/....php?forumid=4

[sysexguy]

The gear page is by far the best place imho......and it's very much like gearslutz, not too much ego bs and I've done many, many transactions with members with only one sour transaction.

Andy

[clip6]

Great looking at those new sites now......

[Sebastian]

What are you looking for exactly?

The Gear Page is good. It's a little like the guitar version of Gearslutz.

The Weber board is old school.

There's the FDP if you're into Fender, or the Les Paul forum if you're into Les Pauls.

There's TDPRI if you're into Teles.

Musictoyz forum for pedals.

Sometimes I go over to the Acoustic Guitar magazine forum to see if there's anything new for acoustic guitar amplification.

I go to the Gretsch Pages because I like Gretsch. Steelbender because I like Carr amps.

Sometimes I go to Harmony Central when I've had a few and I'm feeling juvenile.

[ozraves]

One of the older forums is http://www.guitarsbyleo.com

It's devoted to G&L users. It started out as a fan site. The guy who started it realized there are more important things in life than online forums. So, he either gave it or sold it to G&L. If you're into Leo Fender and good guitars and some primo amps, then you'll probably enjoy it.

[beechstudio]

For Marshall Amp players: http://www.marshallampforum.com/forum/

Guitar: http://www.guitarplayer.com/

[clip6]

Sebastian: I just bought a vintage guitar and was looking for info on that model.


These are some great sites thanks...

[sysexguy]

lots of amp stuff here:

http://plexipalace.com/plexiboard/index.php I learned a whole lot about my vox here

if you want to learn to play stuff or show what you know

http://www.powertabs.net/

dig past the pop....oh my

into building/fixing pedals? http://www.diystompboxes.com/pedals/index2.html

how did we exist before the internet?

Andy

[Randall]

Theres one that I cant for the life of me remember the name of.. hopefully somebody can help!! they have lots and lots of free mpegs showing licks and stylings in just about every style imaginable. favorite thing Im playing with right now is a Mel Bay Insstructional DVD for Jazz guitar I got off ebay for 3 bucks

[ewegogetemtiger]

For left of center guitar

http://kronosonic.com

[Gregg Sartiano]

guitargeek.com is really cool -- just start a "80's JCM 800 vs. Line 6 Vetta II" topic (for the bazillionth time, of course!), and it'll be buzzing (no pun intended!) for days.

I actually kinda quit browsing that site because some of the kids (and adults) were proseletyzing the Line 6 stuff too much -- I mean, if you're a teenager, are you really gonna love ANYBODY's amp more than your own? The enthusiasm was understandable from that perspective.

Of course, there are a lot of people who call mp3's "CD quality." And since when do the words "CD" and "quality" go together, anyway?