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tonepedia.com [tonepedia.com] - Their Home page says it all:

Tonepedia is a user generated resource for electric guitars.

* Hear sound samples with in-depth detail of their elements.
* Find the perfect gear and tone you've always wanted!
* Create your own "gear box" and upload your sound samples.

This is a very useful site for those looking for a new guitar, amp or other guitar related gadgets and need to hear it before buying it.

Katerina Stamatelos: Classical / experimental

dy-sphoric.blogspot.com - does a great job of starting the basics of the guitar. From notes on the guitar, scales to practicing, dy-sphoric gives you a place to start and leads you to other sites that can only help you learn the basics.

The Rock House is an awesome place to achieve your musical talents and I am looking forward to having the PGMFRM1 in my collection. Well, maybe my second guitar.

As a beginner guitarist, I am trying to get my hands on anything and everything that will help me get that edge that I need. As a FREE subscriber to the electronic version of Premier Guitar, I receive their monthly electronic magazine. You too can sign up and receive their magazine. Head to the following page and do so: premierguitar.com/aboutus_subscribe.asp [premierguitar.com/aboutus_subscribe.asp] . With that said, I am posting one of their articles that appeasrs in the January 2009 issue since I feel that as a beginner, I can play this. I found it easy to follow the instructions and while I still need more practice, I am getting this lesson. Just trying to keep me focused and learning.

Thank you for taking the time to stop by and read Mike Campese's article. If you found this to be helpful, please check out the rest of the Premier Guitar magazine and their archived items. So far, they have helped me tremendously.