Guitar Prescription

[I who love music]

I've sold a lot of instruments through the years just because they bothered my ears in a certain way. I'm talking acoustic. I can't do electric music no way no how.
Recently I saw a guitar online and liked the description of the neck and string spacing being wide, which is nice.
I went to Elderly's and got this small body Loar steel string guitar. After a week, the report is in, this is a tinnitus friendly guitar. For me, the frequencies and volume are not annoying. It doesn't "sound" small, though, .. it's like a great sounding dreadnaught turned down a notch. I had to give up on music a few years ago my spike was so bad. To me, this is a great discovery.
So if you're in the market for a guitar, for fingerpicking or strumming, I'd recommend this one.

 

[Isabella 123]

So glad for you!!!!

 

[James]

Yeah, anything with Guitar as subject catches my eye.

@I who love music, I don't see why you can't play electric at bedroom volume. I do. It's not any louder than an acoustic lets say. Electric guitars are just cool, Imo. There's new modeling amps out and great guitars. I totally agree with string spacing for finger picking. I've kind of given up on picks, like Jeff Beck, and enjoy the wider necks, like a classical guitar. Seems like most electrics don't have wide enough string spacing,,,,,imo.

Anyway, start a collection. I have a few, Fenders and Gibsons I like best. Only one steel string acoustic Epiphone. All others electric and classical. That small body Loar sounds good.

 

[I who love music]

I'm not interested in electric anymore. And something about the sound, even at low volume, just bothers my ears. I even had to give up some acoustic instruments. My T is so bad I can barely tolerate acoustic. Screwed up, huh?

 

[Grace]

I'm not interested in electric anymore. And something about the sound, even at low volume, just bothers my ears. I even had to give up some acoustic instruments. My T is so bad I can barely tolerate acoustic. Screwed up, huh?

Do you have hypercausis along with your T or is it just that you get spikes with any loud noise your around?

 

[JTP]

Congrats! Loar seems like a very nice brand. I am afraid you've already sold that dobro in your profile pic, no?

 

[Andrew_89]

Hey guys my name is Andrew I'm from Gladstone Queensland Australia and well I read this and musicians came to my eyes I have only just gotten my T so I'm still adjusting to it and well struggle struggle but I'm hear to make friends aswell . As for guitars ohhhh my come to Gladstone and you can try any of mine you want I have a maton messiah 98 model also a gibson dove deering banjo tim kill weissenborn a fender customshop tele and gibson dot

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[JTP]

Hi there! You have a nice collection of instruments. I spend my evenings wit Flatiron mandolin, a Korean made Fender-stamped irish bouzouki and a surprisingly ok Chinese made Martin rippoff, Blueridge dreadnaught acoustic gtr. My electrics have been collecting dust lately, got bored playing Star spangled banner before full stacks As for your current situation, give it time. At first it is not easy at all, but eventually you will be okay!

 

[Andrew_89]

Thanks jtp how long have you had t for ? Blue ridges are pretty nice guitars

 

[Andrew_89]

I suggest if you guys are in the market and have some money to splash get the gibson dove they are truelly ear candy

 

[JTP]

Thanks jtp how long have you had t for ? Blue ridges are pretty nice guitars

Hi Andrew. I am coming up to my first year in few weeks. I'll have to check the Dove, seems like Elvis had one too