An absolute must have guitar tool - NOT

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B079Q65RWP/ref=sspa_dk_detail_1?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B079Q65RWP&pd_rd_w=5W9hP&content-id=amzn1.sym.8d91a06c-52c8-441e-afa4-963e53268566&pf_rd_p=8d91a06c-52c8-441e-afa4-963e53268566&pf_rd_r=7GXPWYKFY6YEBPZ4XR03&pd_rd_wg=PrOJL&pd_rd_r=d3bd760c-1d89-4780-a41a-de7b81a0fadd&s=digital-text&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9kZXRhaWw

:rofl:

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How did we ever learn without one of those???

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Nooooooo :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream: :scream:

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Wow. Flashy!

There is an awful lot of stuff like this advertised out there. MIDI guitar like object and other enhancements to tell you where to play on the fretboard.

I wonder if they do anyone any good, or are they targeting the large segment of the “transient beginner” who starts, plays something guitar like for a little while and then loses interest.

My first impression, not based on direct knowledge, is that this would impede the actual learning of guitar rather than enhance it.

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Absolutely.

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Flashy = yes. Usefull = i doubt it.
I’m guessing that the old method is still the best.
And i’m wondering how it would feel, with those things stuck to your fretboard.

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I’d rather spend the money on a decent guitar stool. I’m so short though I dangle

:rofl:

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A hacksaw helps :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
As regards the tranklement, about as much use as a chocolate teapot! So you would either have to peak over the fretboard and give yourself a bad back or look in a mirror and get well and truly confused, and still not know how to play without it :joy: :roll_eyes::roll_eyes::roll_eyes:

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Someone went to an awful lot of trouble to make a useless something. I’m afraid the blinky lights would cause a mind malfunctionof of severe magnitude. Les.see…S FF# G… Uhhh what light is D ? … Uh where was I… uhhh…4🤢

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:rofl: :scream:

A Hacksaw on my legs will only compound the situation but, I suppose I could always use a pouffe :weary:

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Ooooooo, pretty lights.

Would it aid you playing in the dark? :smiley:

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Wow, that’s some next level “tool” to learn…and £180?! Really?!

Having said that, if Chris Wolstonholme is anything to go by, you can even become global stadium gig worthy with it :wink:

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Nooooo the Guitar stool legs :joy:

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Just call me stumpy, everyone else seems to. :rofl: :joy:
R.H

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OMG, no, just NO…!!!

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Her indoors is 5’1” and I have a musician friend (who plays electric bass) who’s only 4”10”, the bass is nearly as big as she is :joy:

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sounds like my mum, :rofl:

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Would be great as a wall feature, nothing more :laughing:

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OMG - i have been struggling with this for so long - off topic, but i feel your pain. LOL

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Thats fine, I was seriously looking at the musician stools, very high, 4 inches higher that a standard office chair, I think it must be to have a foor rail. I like the one at andertons, I feel a christmas pressie in the near futute.