Unboxing StewMac Modern-S Style Guitar Kit 

Thanks so much for your comment. So happy to hear that. We all want to play well & fast (include myself!) But it won't work well deeply for a long time. I have been teaching more than 30 years and I saw so many guitarists own bad habits. My job is not only teaching how to play guitar but also teach how to fix those bad habits & adding more foundation than anything advanced things. That's I am building more "Foundation" section at my Guitar Wisdom. I am hoping that my Guitar Wisdom site will help many passionate guitars from young to old with my Foundation method. If you can notice this, never late to learn & change things. Thank you!

Man Im right along with you at 67 ! Starting all over due to the very same ( short-cuts ) That lead no ware.One Blessing is we have so many years of dexterity !!! So our fingers work well.Good going and thank you for this comment.

So happy to hear that. Thank you so much!

As another “Guy from NJ”, I couldn’t agree more.

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@@TomoFujitaMusic you are very welcome. Thank you for all the knowledge you share.

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I appreciate that!

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Thanks for sharing. Please enjoy your guitar playing!

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!

Thank you so much! Music Universal Language! Good job!

You are so kind! Thank you so much! So happy to hear that! Yes! I love Trev Wilkinson himself! Super nice guy!

Awesome! Thank you!

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@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you Mr. Fujita !

Thank you! I am gonna bring this guitar to Berklee tomorrow!

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Thanks so much! So happy to hear that!

Great guitar!

Yes! Looking awesome! Smooth!

Thank you! That's how I tune every time when I put new strings!

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またアンプ使ってデモしますね。お楽しみに！ このハムもいいですよ！

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Yes. StewMac side put this guitar together for me. Awesome! Thank you so much!

Great way to train your ear! Thank you!

@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks to you, Tomo, I am trying out going, "doh fah" as I tune from Low E to A, then "doh fah" again from A to D. A "doh mi" from G to B, then my brain goes "BSOD" LOL before I can get to the high E... Thankfully there are tuners to fine tune.

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

You're welcome! Yes! I will think about that.

Coming soon! I will do!

Thanks so much! Awesome guitar!

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Thank you! I am workin on my song writing now.

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Good afternoon! Boston!

Thanks so much! This one was made it for me... using this guitar kit & those new pickups! 25.5" (647mm) scale length, 10" radius Thank you so much!

Thanks for sharing!

ギターのキットと新しいシリーズのピックアップです

Foundation/Technique... very important! Please watch this video for left hand thumb position. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-85RmFmRgTiw.html

Did you watch this video? So important! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4XxfLYN-Aqg.html

And R 3 7 Swing Groove! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HxHakvMA2b8.html

Thank you so much! I have worked on my light touch. John Mayer really understood the details.

@@TomoFujitaMusic Hi Tomo, A couple of quick comments. First, the youtubes you are providing are a real godsend. I hope you realize how much joy you are creating in the world by letting beginner and intermediate guitar players have access to such a wonderful teacher. You help end our frustrations and lead us forward in our journey to better be able to do what we love. Thank you. But regarding picking. Yes, I watched again the recommended videos. And while they are helpful, I still have questions. So many questions. Regarding holding the pick, is the back of the pick (the part touching the finger) directly on the knuckle of the index finger, or does it slide down a bit so that it is more in between the knuckle and the pad of the finger? It might seem like a minor difference, but my hunch is that it matters quite a bit. What would be really helpful is if you could give us a camera shot of hold the pick "from the back," that is not looking from the perspective of where you face the thumbnail, but from the other side, where you see the back of the thumb and can better see where it meets the finger. The next question is how precisely does the pick impact the string? Is it flat against the string and perpendicular to the string, or is it somewhat angled (I see on youtube that many "shredders" recommend an angled picking technique, but I'm more interested in what you recommend)? Next, how do you keep the pick from going too deeply into the strings and keep it instead at a consistent depth. When I sense that my pick is going in too deep, I get sort of a hopping or bouncing pick action that I don't think is desirable and surely isn't economical. So many questions!!! Thanks for your wonderful work.

Yes!

Thank you. I have built a partDuoSonic before!

Right!

That strap from a little shop from Japan. I will post about it soon. Very comfortable! Thank you!

You can join my Guitar Wisdom. (Monthly subscription video lessons) Thanks for your warm support!

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Yes! Good job!

Good question! They sent me this guitar is that already assembled.

Second! Close! Good job!

Awesome! Thanks so much!