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musikarero

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.....everything is just right and you think of nothing while you are playing. You just sort of let things flow without really "thinking" about what you are going to play next. When a guitar allows you to reach that state of mind where there are no thought distractions, it can be one of the best feelings in the world. No other guitar allows me to experience this more than my Music Man Guitars.
 

izzy

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zen playing

i remember paying an improved solo over tom petty's "breakdown" many years ago and drifting into the zen zone

my band mates came over to me after and were all "that was amazing dude, where did that come from?!"

wish i could dial that ability up on demand
 

gtrman66

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Yeah i've experienced that on ocassion.It's funny how (at least in my personal experience) when that happens unless you've recorded it can be hard if not impossible on occasion to remember what you played.It's like it comes from somewhere else :confused: But i agree that the ebmm guitars have a certain level of "mojo".....moreso than some more expensive guitars i've played/owned :D
 

Crimson Sunrise

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.....everything is just right and you think of nothing while you are playing. You just sort of let things flow without really "thinking" about what you are going to play next. When a guitar allows you to reach that state of mind where there are no thought distractions, it can be one of the best feelings in the world. No other guitar allows me to experience this more than my Music Man Guitars.

Yeah, but I don't think it's the guitar......it's the moment.
 

musikarero

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For me it is....I can play other guitars through my rig and some how not come close like it sometimes does with either of my Albert Lee guitars. There is something about them that just "fits" that allows that feeling to occur.
 

ProtoChicken

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I think being able to consistently reach that place is a large part of what separates the good and very good players from the guys who are mind boggling. I have spent years trying to figure out how to get into the zone at will, but without much success.
 

dwells

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every show playing my BFR Luke i go into zen mode wicked guitars!!!
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marduke

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ive had it a couple of times playing my JP and ASS.. only trouble is, its usually by myself with no one around to hear it, and when it does happen i cant remember what i played... haha
 
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