You know what really grinds my gears?

[Puckoon]

Squeaky guitars.

You're an awful man for complaining.

BTW - There's a thread on here about that very (non) issue.

[Eamonnca1]

Squeaky guitars.

You're an awful man for complaining.

BTW - There's a thread on here about that very (non) issue.

Is there? Where is it? Let me at it!

[Puckoon]

Just search for guitar strings. There are three (at least) guitar threads - and I think its discussed in one of them. Can't remember which one though.

You just need to release the pressure of the strings and/mute the strings with your stumming hand while changing chords. Especially if you are playing bar chords and moving up and down the fretboard in the same chord shape. I don't know why you're bothered by it - its part of the sound in my opinion!

[Hardy]

I hate it myself. I'm not a guitarist, so it's easy for me to be critical, but it seems lazy or incompetent to me. For me it's clearly an extraneous sound that should be eliminated. It's the same as if the trombone player farted every time he blew.

[Dave]

I hate it myself. I'm not a guitarist, so it's easy for me to be critical, but it seems lazy or incompetent to me. For me it's clearly an extraneous sound that should be eliminated. It's the same as if the trombone player farted every time he blew.

From reading back on some of your posts you sure seem to hate a lot of stuff.

[rolloutking]

People who says 'mines is very big', instead of 'mine is very big'

[Hardy]

I hate it myself. I'm not a guitarist, so it's easy for me to be critical, but it seems lazy or incompetent to me. For me it's clearly an extraneous sound that should be eliminated. It's the same as if the trombone player farted every time he blew.

From reading back on some of your posts you sure seem to hate a lot of stuff.

I sure do. I like a lot of stuff too. Other stuff I don't mind. I must be some kind of freak.

[Dave]

I hate it myself. I'm not a guitarist, so it's easy for me to be critical, but it seems lazy or incompetent to me. For me it's clearly an extraneous sound that should be eliminated. It's the same as if the trombone player farted every time he blew.

From reading back on some of your posts you sure seem to hate a lot of stuff.

I sure do. I like a lot of stuff too. Other stuff I don't mind. I must be some kind of freak.

Freak is a bit harsh.
A Grumpy fecker fits better.

[Hardy]

Grumpy is way too cheerful sounding for me.

[Tony Baloney]

I hate it myself. I'm not a guitarist, so it's easy for me to be critical, but it seems lazy or incompetent to me. For me it's clearly an extraneous sound that should be eliminated. It's the same as if the trombone player farted every time he blew.

From reading back on some of your posts you sure seem to hate a lot of stuff.

I sure do. I like a lot of stuff too. Other stuff I don't mind. I must be some kind of freak.

Freak is a bit harsh.
A Grumpy fecker fits better.

Fits better where?

[Eamonnca1]

Just search for guitar strings. There are three (at least) guitar threads - and I think its discussed in one of them. Can't remember which one though.

Had a look. Couldn't find it.

You just need to release the pressure of the strings and/mute the strings with your stumming hand while changing chords. Especially if you are playing bar chords and moving up and down the fretboard in the same chord shape. I don't know why you're bothered by it - its part of the sound in my opinion!

It's like fingernails on a blackboard and drives me up the wall.

[muppet]

People who says 'mines is very big', instead of 'mine is very big'

Admit it, you hate people who say either.

[rolloutking]

Further to my previous comment, the group of middle aged computer geeks beside me who are talking with false semi-American accents and calling each other man.

[new devil]

People who says 'mines is very big', instead of 'mine is very big'

Hate that f**king word!! I think it's just people from gortin that say it

[Puckoon]

Further to my previous comment, the group of middle aged computer geeks beside me who are talking with false semi-American accents and calling each other man.

Maybe they are practising to be Rastas?