edstraker123

Hi, Just bought myself a nice digital piano and i'm looking for some learning material. The piano is linked to a pc so I can use online software for feedback but wondered if anybody has any experience of this as it is quite pricey. I downloaded a free trial of Playground Sessions and what I've seen looks quite good. http://www.playgroundsessions.com/ I'm an absolute beginner at piano, but don't want any tutor books where I have to play when the saints go marching in, Michael row the boat ashore etc. So looking for something a bit more contemporary in terms of none digital material. I know I should take proper lessons but prefer to learn on my own as lessons to me seem more of a chore than enjoyment. Ed.

Tanglewood Canyon 3 - looked gorgeous in the photos with the Spalted maple finish but when i got it it looked like it had been finished with a cheese grater.

Bought Nick's Farida exactly as described. Recommended.

I imagine the new pedal will blow the original out of the water. IMHO the original was pants and its purchase was only redeemed by the profit I made on its sale. The price of them in the current market is ludicrous although i'm sure there are many folloewrs of it who will disagree..

Hi , Anybody know which model of sdgr this is ? [attachment=205017:ib1.JPG] [attachment=205018:ib2.JPG] [attachment=205019:ib3.JPG] Or the significance of the custom made inlay on the fretboard ? Regards, ed

I love my 2 Cazpars- I have got them for sale to pay off a credit card debt but having read this post I'm going to take them down ! For the price I've found them unbeatable - utterly top draw workmanship. A frog headless next for me !

I got Dawsons to demo it for me and concluded it should cost £100 tops. The sales assistant seemed quite embarassed by the price.

Stuart bought my Cort fretless and it was a completely hassle tree transaction. Highly recommended BC'er.