Do you guys think that guitar pickups should follow the trends of modeling amps and apps, where they are mostly digital, use software, and can give the player hundreds of options when making a tone? What if there was a pickup that could give you both the tones of a single coil & a humbucker without having to buy different pickups or heavily modding? Just a random thought

It is important to take some time out to enjoy your guitar as well as give yourself the opportunity to use the skills and knowledge you have been tirelessly working to gain. You can't really gauge your progress if you don't spend some time actually playing. It might be nice to see that you can play a scale faster this week than last week but have you used your scale while actually playing? You should!

This simple familiar two chord progression just requires some basic guitar knowledge.

E | F#m7 | F#m7 | E

I like this progression in that you play it forward and then backwards. However there is a mental challenge to it. You have to be careful as there is a tendency to mentally change the progression to:

F#m7 | F#m7 | E | E

-or -

E | E | F#m7 | F#m7.

All three versions have the same chords in the same order but they feel different, they are three different songs.

Happy Jamming, Have Some Fun!!!

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Happy Jamming!!!