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I retired a couple of months ago and decided that this would be a good opportunity to transition my guitar playing from acoustic to electric. Having played intermediate level acoustic for a couple of decades, I was surprised to see what a different animal a Fender Stratocaster is compared to a Taylor GS-Mini. After years of laboring to maximize good sounds out of my acoustic, I now find that the challenge is to keep the bad sounds of my electric at a minimum. I watch other people play the electric and they don’t even seem to think about it, so I guess that the secret lies within good playing technique, which I currently don’t seem to possess.
If anyone has some pointers to how to approach this problem I would be most grateful. As it stands now my plan is to visit Brian’s blues course and spend a lot of time on each lesson emphasizing effective and noiseless playing.
Thanks for any pointers that you might have.
Jeff Clesius (Swiss Elk)
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