eschoendorff
New member
Acoustics just beat the sheit out of my hands. I know, I'm a wuss. I have a nice Ibanez acoustic that has a cutaway, preamp and a nice neck. I put Thomastik-Infeld strings on it and it sounds like heaven.
I don't play it often enough to really build the requisite strength though. I spend most of my time with my electrics and am concentrating my technique on controlling high-gain sounds right now (and, boy do I need to do a lot of work!).
That, however, doesn't help much when I need to play with a local church group.
If I had a decent, cheap acoustic that played like an electric (same slinky feeling) - that would be great. Something where I could keep a more relaxed approach with my left hand, especially with barre chords. Would the Fender Stratacoustic do this? Anyone familiar with it?
Any ideas?
I don't play it often enough to really build the requisite strength though. I spend most of my time with my electrics and am concentrating my technique on controlling high-gain sounds right now (and, boy do I need to do a lot of work!).
That, however, doesn't help much when I need to play with a local church group.
If I had a decent, cheap acoustic that played like an electric (same slinky feeling) - that would be great. Something where I could keep a more relaxed approach with my left hand, especially with barre chords. Would the Fender Stratacoustic do this? Anyone familiar with it?
Any ideas?