Comments on: Guitarists in the Military http://www.300guitars.com/2009/10/guitarists-in-the-military/ Guitar Mania by Billy Penn Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:05:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Billy Pennhttp://www.300guitars.com/2009/10/guitarists-in-the-military/#comment-941 Billy Penn Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:31:10 +0000 http://www.300guitars.com/?p=5032#comment-941 Kern- Thanks for visiting 300guitars and thank you for serving!!! That is an interesting story. I never thought of practicing with just a neck!!!I really appreciate the kind words about my blog. It is my life's work and I am extremely passionate about it!! Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to see something here at 300guitars.Thanks again and have a great New Year!-Billy Kern- Thanks for visiting 300guitars and thank you for serving!!! That is an interesting story. I never thought of practicing with just a neck!!!

I really appreciate the kind words about my blog. It is my life’s work and I am extremely passionate about it!! Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to see something here at 300guitars.

Thanks again and have a great New Year!

-Billy

]]> By: Kernhttp://www.300guitars.com/2009/10/guitarists-in-the-military/#comment-900 Kern Fri, 25 Dec 2009 20:55:54 +0000 http://www.300guitars.com/?p=5032#comment-900 I was in the U.S. Airforce when I learned that I was heading out for the first gulf war. I knew that all I could take with me was two (of the newer and smaller) duffle bags. So, one was for my millitary gear, and one was for extra personal stuff that I would need or want.I was learning to play and I needed a guitar with me, so I took an Ibenez electric guitar apart, into two peices, and packed it along in my duffle bag. I didnt have an amp, but in a pinch it was fine without it. In some places all I could take was the neck itself, and I practiced chords and scales with just the neck!Great blog by the way. You are very knowlagable in the buisness. I am learning a lot from you, so thanks so much. I was in the U.S. Airforce when I learned that I was heading out for the first gulf war. I knew that all I could take with me was two (of the newer and smaller) duffle bags. So, one was for my millitary gear, and one was for extra personal stuff that I would need or want.

I was learning to play and I needed a guitar with me, so I took an Ibenez electric guitar apart, into two peices, and packed it along in my duffle bag. I didnt have an amp, but in a pinch it was fine without it. In some places all I could take was the neck itself, and I practiced chords and scales with just the neck!

Great blog by the way. You are very knowlagable in the buisness. I am learning a lot from you, so thanks so much.

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