JP style on the L3?

[NikolaK]

Hey guys, here is a "proggy" one minute song with my L3. I always get comments that the something from the JP line would be much more suitable for this style of playing but i think L3 is holding up pretty well.... L3 is just a great "all arounder".

 

[koogie2k]

Sounds great. I don't buy the "JP line would be more suitable" because this type of playing can be done on any guitar. It is the player and not the guitar itself. Again that was very nice playing.

 

[GWDavis28]

Nik, nice man, it just goes to show it's not what guitar you play, just that you play.

Glenn |B)

 

[BrickGlass]

Guitar doesn't matter too much. Just buy a guitar that you gel with and shred. Sounds killer.

 

[msquared]

That was great!

I found that the L3's shorter frets were really nice for an "economy of motion" approach to faster playing. I think I'd rather tackle something like this on the L3 than on any of the JP guitars personally.

 

[peterd79]

I was told once that my MusicMan guitars were not suitable for contemporary Christian worship. It’s all about the player And not the guitar. Sounds great

 

[jayjayjay]

I was told once that my MusicMan guitars were not suitable for contemporary Christian worship. It’s all about the player And not the guitar. Sounds great

Say whaa? Do tell - why would someone suggest that MM aren't suitable? Are they too good?

 

[NikolaK]

As u guys said, its always about the player... Yeah, some guitars can be more suitable for a style, lets say a strat style guitar will be more suitable for funk than EMG 81 - 85 Les paul, but a player will make the guitar work, not the other way around...

 

[peterd79]

Say whaa? Do tell - why would someone suggest that MM aren't suitable? Are they too good?

It’s because most ccw musicians don’t understand what makes good tone. Lol

 

[johnnyboogie]

Scorching blazing as always Nik, epic alternate picking!!