Which Course to Get

[Jabez777]

I love my 1960s Fender Coronado II electric guitar because it has great action. On the other hand you can't beat the sound of my Martin D12 12 string accoustic (but it really hurts my fingers). I ordered Amazing Giuitar Secrets because I am picking up my guitars again after over 25 years of working in my computerized studio and Keyboard.

My questions is this: Is there a big diffeence between Amazing Guitar Secrets and the course for Accoustic Guitars or would I just confuse myself trying to learn two different courses at the same time.

Any info is greatly appreciated

God Bless You All - You are a a great bunch of friends all with identical desires
Jerry Doty
Phoenix, AZ

[Billyb]

Originally Posted by Jabez777

I love my 1960s Fender Coronado II electric guitar because it has great action. On the other hand you can't beat the sound of my Martin D35 12 string accoustic (but it really hurts my fingers). I ordered Amqzing Giuitar Secrets because I am picking up my guitars again after over 25 years of working in my computerized studio and Keyboard.

My questions is this: Is there a big diffeence between Amazing and the course for Accoustic Guitars or would I just confuse myself trying to learn two different courses at the same time.

Any info is greatly appreciated

God Bless You All - You are a a great bunch of friends all with identical desires
Jerry Doty
Phoenix, AZ

Jerry, I haven't seen the acoustic course, but I bought amazing guitar secrets a couple of years ago. I am now getting near the closing couple of months in the year long Denley course called, Guitar Theory Secrets. Joining in on this course is the best thing I have ever done for my music life. You'll have to contact Dan to see if he's going to start it again in 2009. Billyb

[guitarluvr]

Hi Jerry,

The Amazing and Acoustic courses are different. In Acoustic you learn chords and apply them to songs with different strumming and fingerstyle patterns. Basically the idea is just to get you playing.

- Tangie

[Jabez777]

Thanks for the info - you all are great!
Jerry