Are Electric Guitars Dying A Slow Death?

[posite63]

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What pickup will make my accordion djent?

As important as the pickup will be getting an accordion with an extended keyboard. Standard scale just doesn't cut it.


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[RorySquier]

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[RorySquier]

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[LLL]

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Ain't that the truth.

We have a slew of Guitar Hero/Rock Band games at home (my wife plays too), but I just cannot play it.

For example, Ted Nugent "Stranglehold" starts, and I find myself trying to do the real riff on the controller... then I remember
to push the correct buttons.

...and I'm always using the wiggle stick. Always.

That game teaches guitarists bad habits.

[Godin15]

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Well, there are probably less clarinet players than, say 90 years ago. Popular music has changed. I think you are right about country, though, as much as I can't stand it (unless you are talking about Chet Atkins/Albert Lee/Dixie Dregs country). It is the only popular music that still has guitar. It also attracts women, too.

Yes on Country using guitar. I like the New Hillbilly Rock style Country. Like to see Brad Paisley and Keith Urban cranking on those Strats.