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Another guitar player here.. been playing since I was a boy. Play both electric and acoustic. Sold my accoustic due to tough times (1965 guild m20) so am stuck playing my 1967-69 Yamaha g-50 classical, actually a beautiful sounding guitar. Electric I play a couple of Maton Mastersounds, as [USER=27486]@smallbike[/USER] said they are Australians equivalent to the better quality USA brands such as Gibson. I have a ms2000 early model, and a ms526 custom shop model in all blackwood. Great guitars but they are no longer making electrics. Picks I like medium/medium-light and I too use Ernie ball power slinky's, great strings for the price

Sadly I have less T's than I do guitars these days due to time restrictions and the majority of my T's maturing as males. I did re-home them for breeding projects. I will rebuild my collection again someday soon. Currently have the one 2 1/3- 3 year old T. Albopilosum.

So do tarantulas prefer metal? Looks like we've got some shredders here.

Am I playing too slow or not heavy enough for my T's??? Haha

<blockquote data-quote="Huntzman90" data-source="post: 204047" data-attributes="member: 29032">Another guitar player here.. been playing since I was a boy. Play both electric and acoustic. Sold my accoustic due to tough times (1965 guild m20) so am stuck playing my 1967-69 Yamaha g-50 classical, actually a beautiful sounding guitar. Electric I play a couple of Maton Mastersounds, as [USER=27486]@smallbike[/USER] said they are Australians equivalent to the better quality USA brands such as Gibson. I have a ms2000 early model, and a ms526 custom shop model in all blackwood. Great guitars but they are no longer making electrics. Picks I like medium/medium-light and I too use Ernie ball power slinky's, great strings for the priceSadly I have less T's than I do guitars these days due to time restrictions and the majority of my T's maturing as males. I did re-home them for breeding projects. I will rebuild my collection again someday soon. Currently have the one 2 1/3- 3 year old T. Albopilosum. So do tarantulas prefer metal? Looks like we've got some shredders here.Am I playing too slow or not heavy enough for my T's??? Haha</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Huntzman90, post: 204047, member: 29032"] Another guitar player here.. been playing since I was a boy. Play both electric and acoustic. Sold my accoustic due to tough times (1965 guild m20) so am stuck playing my 1967-69 Yamaha g-50 classical, actually a beautiful sounding guitar. Electric I play a couple of Maton Mastersounds, as [USER=27486]@smallbike[/USER] said they are Australians equivalent to the better quality USA brands such as Gibson. I have a ms2000 early model, and a ms526 custom shop model in all blackwood. Great guitars but they are no longer making electrics. Picks I like medium/medium-light and I too use Ernie ball power slinky's, great strings for the price Sadly I have less T's than I do guitars these days due to time restrictions and the majority of my T's maturing as males. I did re-home them for breeding projects. I will rebuild my collection again someday soon. Currently have the one 2 1/3- 3 year old T. Albopilosum. So do tarantulas prefer metal? Looks like we've got some shredders here. Am I playing too slow or not heavy enough for my T's??? Haha [/QUOTE]

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