My Turner Model 1, Lot's of photos

[silversprings62]

Wow........gorgeous!

[chiliD]

AWESOME! Welcome to the "Turner Model 1 Owners Club". My suggestion, though, now that you have it. Go ahead and take the time to get the "Lindsey" out of your system and then concentrate on YOUR OWN creativity using the Model 1. THAT's when you'll REALLY gain appreciation for what that guitar can do.

[mylittledemon]

Do any of the guitarists here play without a pick? I thought I was the only one, if not one of the few.

[ramattack22]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Do any of the guitarists here play without a pick? I thought I was the only one, if not one of the few.

Been pick-less for all of my guitar days... My story is nearly identical to Lindsey's which is kinda cool and it totally reenforces my faith in cycles. Unfortunatly I am not only pick-less but Model 1-less as well.

[MichaelE]

I gave up the pick about 18 months ago. I have found that I have much more control over which strings I'm playing by using my fingers.

While I used a pick I would get lost many times and be a string up or down from where I was supposed to be. Having your fingers right on the strings for the most part eliminates much of this problem for me.

[holidayroad]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Do any of the guitarists here play without a pick? I thought I was the only one, if not one of the few.

My stepsons play guitar and someone convinced them to start playing pickless (that someone might have been me!)

[Peestie]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Do any of the guitarists here play without a pick? I thought I was the only one, if not one of the few.

It depends what I'm playing. I'll tend to use a pick if it's for a strummy sort of song (unless it's out of reach and I'm too lazy to get off my ass). I'll play a lot of lead stuff with no pick to get a certain style and with one if I want a different style. I can play much more intricately without a pick though.

[iamnotafraid]

Dude that's an awesome looking Turner.

I played without a pick for about 10 years or so, but
the last couple years I've reintroduced myself to the
pick. Some songs just don't sound right fingerpicked.
So why not have the best of both worlds? That said,
I fingerpicked my way through "THE DANCE" this evening.

[Sahara]

I know nothing about guitars (hoping to learn this summer, fingers crossed) but ooooooh shiny
Enjoy every moment!

[Lindsfan]

Originally Posted by Sahara

I know nothing about guitars (hoping to learn this summer, fingers crossed) but ooooooh shiny
Enjoy every moment!

I don't either, except that I LOVE them - and I love it when you guys talk about them It sounds totally Greek to me but, still, when you talk "tabs" and share photos and all that stuff...I dig it. The same way I love watching video of Lindsey just playing, or discussing technique. I don't know...I think maybe it makes me feel somehow closer to Lindsey, kinda getting inside his head ( besides that he's really sexy when he talks techy ). So ,PLEASE don't keep your guitar talk in PM's. It makes for some of my favorite reading on The Ledge

[erwk05]

Hey - I got exactly the same model as you 100% - colour and everything - no piezo
I know you joy you felt when you opened the case up - I had the same thing in december

now my poor fingers are feeling the pain of owning a turner model one
DW

[MichaelE]

Originally Posted by chiliD

AWESOME! Welcome to the "Turner Model 1 Owners Club". My suggestion, though, now that you have it. Go ahead and take the time to get the "Lindsey" out of your system and then concentrate on YOUR OWN creativity using the Model 1. THAT's when you'll REALLY gain appreciation for what that guitar can do.

I will take your advice. Like most who own this guitar, chasing that Lindsey tone is the first thing people probably do with it after receiving it. I'm no different in that regard. Dreams was probably the easiest to nail and I'm still working on several others.

The harder part will be trying to remember all of the knob positions for the different tunes.