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What makes our guitars so easy to play? See list of reasons below these guitars -
What makes our guitars so easy to play?
1. Our guitars are selected and modified by Master Guitarist and Luthier Jim Greeninger
2. The action is set to be as low and smooth as possible (nut, frets, bridge, fingerboard action)
3. Guitars are fitted with special strings when necessary. Jim is an innovator of strings (ie. D'Addario J51 Recording Strings) and owns the origonal string polishing machine he invented. Many of the guitars are fitted with these Squeakles and easy to play strings. You can also specifically request them.
4. A holding strap is fitted in a very special way with each guitar. This is one of the most important items in making these guitars play so very easy. See: http://www.easyguitarnow.com/holding.htm and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DscT9WIEFkY
This is sooo very important, I hope everyone will watch, listen, learn and correct bad holding and hand technique.
5. Many of our nylon string guitars have a truss rod* which helps them to have a straight neck and flat fingerboard. This also helps a guitar to play easier.
6. Each guitar comes complete with our revolutionary DVD method Easy Guitar Now. This will insure 100% success in learning to play correctly with no bad habits to break later.
7. Our follow-up lessons on this web site (www.LearnRealGuitar.com) will help you progress at no additional cost.
* A truss rod is a guitar part used to stabilize and adjust the lengthwise forward curvature (also called relief), of the neck. Usually it is a steel rod that runs inside the neck and has a bolt that can be used to adjust its tension. The first truss rod patent was applied for by Thaddeus McHugh, an employee of the Gibson company, in 1921[1], although the idea of "truss rod" can be encountered in patents as early as 1908
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