Electric Guitar and Amp £54.51 inc postage

gavvallance

done! thanks:beer:

Mr_No

nurse_sue wrote: »

may not be best or correct place but whilst all experts here
i have bought my son a guitar package .
and was wondering if anyone knew of any good resources to learn to play he will be with an instructor soon but just enough to get him through a few days please think hes getting frustrated and my ears are hurting ifeel teeth grinding coming on :rotfl: thanx trying to be patient mom

www.cyberfret.com is a good place to start.

gavvallance

arrived this morning, very happy with it - thanks everyone!:beer:

tubbies74

Mr_No wrote: »

www.cyberfret.com is a good place to start.

thanks for that my son can start using his he had for christmas and be in tune for a change

maniac886

Has anyone recently changed the strings on this guitar. If so how easy is it to do and can you recommend some strings off ebay?

thanks

maniac886

bump ..... anyone?

JDPower

maniac886 wrote: »

bump ..... anyone?

If you mean on the original Ebuyer guitar its pretty simple. Just unscrew the rectangular panel from the back, thread the strings through from the back of the guitar body to the front and up to the pegs at the end. Once you start to wind the pegs the strings will hold in place then its just a case of tuning it.

bartman

maniac886 wrote: »

Has anyone recently changed the strings on this guitar. If so how easy is it to do and can you recommend some strings off ebay?

thanks

As I mentioned in my earlier post no.201, the Ernie Ball Super Slinky are decent strings, many players' favourites, and are usually easily available on Ebay. Cheaper if you get sets of 3 or more.

As for how to do it, the basics are that you take the plastic backplate off, undo the strings from the winder end, and they come out through the backplate you have removed - there's a small brass ring at the end (called a "ball" on the link here) which sometimes gets stuck! One of the main things is not to take off all the strings at once - do them one at a time. Anyway, this guy explains it all much better than I could.....

http://www.justinguitar.com/html/general_html/Re-string.html

maniac886

Cheers guys. I have just bought some super slinkys!