I've been playing guitar for 16 years started when I was around 10ish, I always wanted to learn square neck resonator but my parents could only afford to do one instrument..., 16 years later just bought my my first Resonator (1988 Dobro) and this was my first lesson, and I'm already feeling comfortable thanks to your lessons! Just goes to show never too late to start learning a new instrument. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom brother!
Great video. I’ve been playing more than 50 years - 30 playing roundneck dobro, and finally broke down and got a square-neck and this is the level of playing I want to start at. Will check you out.
Was a good review. I picked up my 2010 Gibson Hound Dog Dobro after 5+ years hanging on the wall and feel like I'd better start from zero again. Still can't find fingerpicks that stay on my fingers without tape. I subscribed.
Hey kids! This is a must have lesson pack for beginners on Reso guitars. From the basics on thru to the near expert level flares & riffs (licks & tricks) you simply can't get more bang for the buck - I'm telling ya'll. All kinds of goodies inside! Pull offs, slides and triplets a-plenty - this lesson is a winner for sure. Thanks Shane!
It’s a bluechip thumb pick. They are pricey, but they last most players a very long time. I have only had one for many years. It is also the most comfortable that I have ever used.
Been watching your videos and realized I can actually make progress on the basics of what you are doing just using my flat top with open G tuning. I'm encouraged enough to get a resonator and start learning but noticed the American made instruments are scarce right now. I did find some left handed Beard resonators online at Guitar Center. I am right handed so would need to change the nut around so that the strings fit in the grooves properly. Aside from that, is there any other difference between LH and RH? Is the nut on the Beard guitar you are playing in this video glued or free standing? Thanks
I've been playing guitar for 16 years started when I was around 10ish, I always wanted to learn square neck resonator but my parents could only afford to do one instrument..., 16 years later just bought my my first Resonator (1988 Dobro) and this was my first lesson, and I'm already feeling comfortable thanks to your lessons! Just goes to show never too late to start learning a new instrument. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom brother!
Great video. I’ve been playing more than 50 years - 30 playing roundneck dobro, and finally broke down and got a square-neck and this is the level of playing I want to start at. Will check you out.
Excellent lesson. Thanks.
Was a good review. I picked up my 2010 Gibson Hound Dog Dobro after 5+ years hanging on the wall and feel like I'd better start from zero again. Still can't find fingerpicks that stay on my fingers without tape. I subscribed.
Hey kids! This is a must have lesson pack for beginners on Reso guitars. From the basics on thru to the near expert level flares & riffs (licks & tricks) you simply can't get more bang for the buck - I'm telling ya'll. All kinds of goodies inside! Pull offs, slides and triplets a-plenty - this lesson is a winner for sure. Thanks Shane!
Hey! I appreciate the kind words. Glad you like the lesson!
Great info thank you
Thanks man! Great ideas!
I have to agree with Mike Hedding on this. Probably gonna have to drop some coin on this lesson for sure. Thanks Shane!
Hey! Thanks for the comment!
@@shaneakersmusic OK I just purchased this lesson! Told you I would....
@@adkBanjo how are the lessons coming along?
Great stuff, Shane!!! You seem to be a good teacher.
I guess i have to check your website and got some lessons.
Thanks!
This is very nice stuff, Shane. Very tasteful. That is a big deal. First time here, but not the last time, for sure!
Much appreciated. Thank you!
Muito bom..sua metodologia..Parabens
Thanks man, great lessons. Building myself up slowly. What an amazing instrument.
Total beginner here, what tuning are you using?
What thumb pick are you using.
It’s a bluechip thumb pick. They are pricey, but they last most players a very long time. I have only had one for many years. It is also the most comfortable that I have ever used.
Nice.what resonator have u got in the video?
Hello. That is a Beard R Model. It’s a great instrument.
Thx. What tuning ru playing.GBGGCE?
Been watching your videos and realized I can actually make progress on the basics of what you are doing just using my flat top with open G tuning. I'm encouraged enough to get a resonator and start learning but noticed the American made instruments are scarce right now. I did find some left handed Beard resonators online at Guitar Center. I am right handed so would need to change the nut around so that the strings fit in the grooves properly. Aside from that, is there any other difference between LH and RH? Is the nut on the Beard guitar you are playing in this video glued or free standing? Thanks
i guess I'm kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?
@Emmett Francisco I use flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Kyree Brixton Yea, I've been using flixzone for since april myself =)
@Kyree Brixton Thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) Appreciate it!
@Emmett Francisco No problem :)
Good help trying to learn Bluegrass dobro.rj
This is awesome!
Thanks, Mike!
Dobro rolls are like 5 string banjo rolls.
They are similar.
i wish there was a love button.