Just getting back into the electric guitar after 10 years trying to keep my hand in on a classical, (kids, space, money etc etc). Anyway, need a good guitar forum now so which is the best? The two that seem to have the lion’s share of contributors would seem to be guitarists.net and ultimate-guitar.com. Are these the best ones to go for?
Depending on what brand/model of guitar you have, there are quite a few forums based on that info. Strat, Les Paul, PRS, Dean, etc.......
I looked at the two you mentioned, and I wouldn't waste my time there.
I think most of the literate guitar players hang out at The Gear Page, which is "non-denominational". As bloozestringer mentioned, most of the good forums are focused on a brand.
I think most of the literate guitar players hang out at The Gear Page, which is "non-denominational". As bloozestringer mentioned, most of the good forums are focused on a brand.
TDPRI is a Telecaster centered website, but there are sections to cover all types. Many pro players there as well.
If you want "cosy and close knit", there's a couple you might like to try:
Guitarist Collective
My own... 😱
There are some great guitarists (and musicians) on both the above. Friendly help and advice is always available.
Guitarist Collective
My own... 😱
There are some great guitarists (and musicians) on both the above. Friendly help and advice is always available.
I'm frequently on the Gear Page and find it to be a great place. TDPRI is also a top notch forum. The Les Paul Forum has lots of useful info, but they're extremely touchy - post carefully as its easy to get booted out.
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