Guitar players out there, please state your opinion.

I started playing on-stage as a bassist.Most dudes from my band thought that bass is meant to be simple,but I kinda' loved riffing on my bass.I can play a little bit of guitar and drums,but not as good as bass.I use SX bass,which is really cheap and affordable,and changed the pickups to Tesla Jazz Bass Pickups made in Korea.Sounds like fender.I've been using VST plugins as well,mostly Amplitube with Ampeg plugins.Makes my bass sounds much better.

I first went out onstage as an actor when I was a kid at school. Then I went out onstage as a singer, fronting a hard Rock band. I loved it, and I had great rapport with the audience. I first went out onstage as a guitarist I think in a series of bands; I liked being part of bands. But I was really more of a singer. That should have been my destiny: front man. But I also wanted to act. I have also performed as a solo artist with acoustic guitar; but I've never been comfortable with this, because I'm technically not a musician; I'm really a singer/entertainer. I use an acoustic guitar; and electric (white Stratocaster Squier). I prefer the electric, but I don't play either much these days. I'd like to get back into it, and grow more as a player; and singer-songwriter. Here are some of my songs; some like them; many don't; they're very poorly recorded I'm afraid: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=carl+halling&aq=f

i started out as a drummer didn't do too well behind the kit but i realized i could somehow carry a tune so off i went to singing in front and then i got interested in the bass cause it had really manly strings on it unlike the guitar with it's teeny weenie strings so i learned that and collected a small array of bass guitars including a rickenbacker and a fender jazz 79 when my guitarist quit, i stepped up to guitars, took lessons and hit the stage as a guitarist fronting a 3 piece band meaning i cast myself into the fire even if i had only a few lessons needless to say, before we went up, i was chucking up loads behind the stage because i was nervous the crowd was composed of hardcore heavy metal fans and i was leading a hard rock band with classical jazz influence we got up onstage played through our set and received a warm applause apparently the metalheads were tired of having their ears blasted with deafening music and appreciated the softer music my band offered

I've been playing guitar since I was 14 that have been 15 years now. I din't practice too often and I play only once a while so my guitar skills, I considere, not up to that 15 years playing experiences. My first time take on the stage is when I was 15 but that time I was singing not playing guitar. If playing guitar, I think when I was 19. It was for church dinner. I preferred to used electric guitar though. But an acoustic guitar is okay for me as long the guitar use size 9 strings set. My favorite guitar is Ibanez. Why? Because it is cheap and affordable and the sound is great and have a good feel when played.

I love playing the guitar, been playing it for about 10 years now. The best brand is Bunker Guitars. I love the sound and amplitude it gives off. Amplitude is a great app use it and it sounds so great if you have good speakers.

Hey! I think when I started really getting into performing I started small with a few friends at my church and the rush was just awesome, while it wasn't the music I personally wanted to play it was still fun to share in the community of being in a band. I use a Fender Standard American strat and just love the sounds I can get out of it. I also have iRig which is a part of Amplitube, it's a really great thing to have but after buying it I realized that they are going to charge you per each pedal you want. Kind of a lame thing for them to do. Oh well.