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The cool things don't require bumps!

You play wonderfully. I like your use of hands.

For some reason I like to use Notepad for this! The yearly review program at my job times out quickly, so I would have lost a lot of work if I didn't keep longer online postings offline.

I think you can use an 'Auction Sniper' for this. You could even wake up in the middle of the night to watch your sniper get you the item you desire!

It's hard to change worn frets, so I stay away from them now.

Gloss finish locks into the sweaty crook of your right arm better. I like both finishes, but I like the back of the neck to be satin.

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It is possible to print things from the internet. Maybe there's a library near you that can help you print your info. Here are some songs collected by Spencer Gay...

Thanks for the comparison. I can't see the fingernails on my strumming hand when the palm is facing me, but the nails are pretty long when viewed from that side.

Can you describe your interpretation of Segovia's advice? Does the length of the nails change based on each individual's fingertip shape?

Barre chords. They are easier for me to form on a radiused board. I only have one radiused uke, and many flat ones, so that may be telling.

When people do a lot of manual labor with their hands, their fingertips can be tougher too. At one point when I had callouses on my palms, my fingertips were tough. I think someone would do better at producing bold tones the rougher/harder their fingertips are.

1. As long as you can pluck each string you can do it. 2. The experience is a little different when you have nails. As my nails have grown the strike zone is moving. Mine are only about 2.5 mm on a string action ruler.

4 from uu marketplace 1 from Ukulele Source in the San Jose area, California 4 from Craigslist

I don't use a strap on most of my ukes, but my soprano is the first uke I started using a strap on. There is just not enough body to squeeze and that end is sort of uncomfortable. At the headstock, there is less place for your thumb in first position, so the strap helps stabilize the uke. I...

Interesting how different folks approach excess and consumerism & collecting physical culture and memories. At one point Shimabukuro said he had only one uke, and it really made me think. I do have more than one place setting for each family member in my kitchen cupboards, so yes, I don't...

That's too bad. Maybe pull out a slide and blues it up?

This is fantastic. Please re-post when even better!

I thought the sound would be in the head. I now wonder which components of a banjo make a meaningful difference, other than neck feel. Are pre-war banjo heads a thing?

Robert Plant!