My brother has an old big-mouthed acoustic guitar in an old hard leather case that he originally had when he was wee, and sometimes I get to plink plonk on it (with reasonable care); it's mostly along the lines of a wee bit learning to walk or to speak: more than I'd be doing it and learning in small increments, but in my case the difference is the tiny bits of what I've learned are _very_ spread-out between them, and I imagine a little pup learning to walk or talk would be doing so a lot more effectively than I've 'learned' to play any stringed instruments! ^_^ I do love the plink plonk, tho'. o_o

-2Paw.

Thanks. I'm still bending the strings all ta hell on it when I can. Using Ernie Ball Super Slinky because my creaky abused fingers can't handle stiff strings... which makes playing the bass hard. The original pickups still can crank out the screams if I muck with the footpedals or tweak the amp (either a Line 6 or a mesa boogie) to play earbleed shred style. Otherwise they can lay down smooth blues or jazz like it was born for it. I still want to find an old Rickenbacker 12 string, hollow body someday (and afford it as well!) and build my own someday. I have all the electronics... just not the right wood yet.

Nice guitar for sure. My momma has a Jackson flying V and it rocks.🩷💗🩷

She's my baby, for sure.

Well she sure is pretty

You should hear her sing someday. I hope to post some music eventually. I'm such a damn perfectionist though that it's hard to finish something good enough for me to post it. LOL

I bet it's beautiful. My momma is trying to learn TO Witcher from Kansas. If you know that song you know that guy from Kansas can play amazing too. If you haven't heard it check it out on YouTube this tablet has a problem saving links and posting them ugh 😑😑😑