Sauber!

Which Pass labs monoblocks are these? X260.8? Also, what are your room dimensions. Speakers seemed dialed in!

!!! Greetings from Montréal, Québec, Canada !!! I am 62 yrs. old, I started playing guitar at 16 (1976) but did not put the effort or pratice to really improve my playing. At 62, closer to retirement, I want to start over, sit down and take the time to study what I should have done in my early years. Keep pratcicing, the best is yet to come !!! Beautiful guitar, I wish I had one like that, but being LEFTHANDED' they come to a more expensive price !!! Stay healthy and have fun enjoying your guitar !!! Cheers !!!

I am interested in the cartridge mounting screws being used . And the recording being played .

What happened with the guitar.

You're not so good but way better than me. I started last night. I practiced tonight with some KZbin tutorials. My fingers are sore so I know I made at least some progress. Couldn't take any more so I'm now playing my drums. I've been playing drums on and off since 6th grade. They have always interrupted me from other instruments. I got good enough at keyboard where people act like I'm just so very good. I'm not as good as they think. I fake it real well with strong drummer hands and arms and a great interest in music and years of doing it. With all that said heres how it works. Unless you are just that super overly gifted virtuoso person which most of us are not than it's going to take lots of practice time. Even the best need to develop whatever they are gifted with. Figure at least a half hour a day or more if you want to get good. If you want to become professional work at it more than an hour a day. For most of us it's not so easy and it takes a lot of dedication and time. When I was a kid I put on headphones and played along with the radio and my sisters albums. Fortunately she had Hendrix, The Who, The Beatles, etc. I hammered them out over and over when I couldn't even finish some. Gradually I got better and stronger, like Steve Austin, and began playing rush. I couldn't even finish 2112. Eventually I could finish side one and then side two. But it took months. But I did it and I did it well. So stick with whatever you are trying to accomplish. For most of us it doesn't come easy.

Would like to know how you are playing years later. I'm 67 and in my fourth month on learning.

You should do an update it’s been years I bet you’re 10000x better!

I made a copy of that suspension system with threaded rods and elastic bands and it works really well :D

ypu look like 38 year old not 60

You're an inspiration! All the best!

I'm 66 and got 5 guitars and I'm going to learn to play one of them. Thanks for the encouragement

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So great and inspiring. I am 60 and hooked on learning theory on KZbin. Got challenges with stiff fingers even though do exercise them as much as possible. Can't wait to get my own guitar asap.

Do you do not look 60! I'm 38 and thought you were my age 🤣

Awesome! I'm 56 same situation.

You did great, I wish I could that. Beginner not easy learning from utube. What a headache.

I found that learning on an acoustic was much easier. But that's a very nice guitar.

Wow - you sure didn't go for a beginner's rig! I have an old Yamaha SA800 and they are indeed very well-crafted instruments. Good start for only a month. Would love to know where you're at now and if you feel lessons are important or helpful. BTW, the effects were a little overboard but it kinda sounded like a banjo. Was that your intent?

I love Yamaha guitars . Was wondering how your making out with guitar almost six years later ?

beautiful guitar. i'm 62, you're an inspiration to me. pls don't give up.

Keep at it you are reading the music well done

I am 70 and don't have a month yet. So enjoy learning you doing great.

Very inspiring!! I started to learn guitar nearly 50 in the pandemic situation…..at least corona make me to use my spare time better already😂😂😂

Stay active brother! You're an inspiration

SME...fantastic, precision engineering and sound.

Good for you my friend.

are you still playing ?

You’re on the right track, keep at it

I'm 80 and learning the blues, cause now I have live the blues.

I just turned 60 yrs had my epiphone almost a month I have played about 4 simple songs on simply guitar. I have to stop and practice and go back to the app like a test. My very first song will be knocking on heavens door almost ready right now I have been practicing no looking. Nice to see people at our age injoying this journey.

Ok, I'm 63 and have been an on and off drummer most of my life, I've played hundreds of gigs and decided to leave the drums and learn guitar in my later years. I've been going for about 3 weeks and I'm starting to get hooked, albeit with sore finger tips. Well done brother, you sure have a nice guitar to play on. BTW I hope your still going

Stay with it. I will be 60 this year and started taking lessons. Please keep us up on your progress.

Hi Guys - not playing at the moment but plan on picking it back up!

I hope your still playing guitar, also nice white car

60? Nigga you look 30

So you are 67 now ? I'm 64 and just bought my first guitar in over 50 years, trying not to get on my wife's nerves practicing too much.

there's lots of great tutorials on youtube. keep going. the more you play the better you'll get.

It's a great late stage life interest that can carry well into those years. Keep it up!

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Much respect, sir!

Keep shredding, man! Would love an update...

call me when you want to sell your guitar... hahha just kidding ! keep rocking your doing great !!

Rock on! Can't wait for the Jingle Bells video. Good deal. Gotta start with the lame songs. Gotta build a solid foundation.

I would have guessed you were in your 40s without the title. You're aging gracefully

Looks like everyone commenting are golden people I'm 60 I started 2 years ago super hard to learn because my mind is thinking in two lenguages and play and sing though But always looking forward

Good for you. Starting at 63 lol.

Keep up the good work fella, your doing great👍

Thank you

Very good start! Keep at it!