Question by Anonymus A: Which guitar should I buy for rock/metal?
I am not going to include picture or names so I do not include bias.
Here are the specs:

Guitar1:

This guitar features a radical modern body made from solid Alder wood
The flat-top body is contoured for a comfortable playing position
The maple bolt on neck features an adjustable truss rod
Bound Rosewood fretboard with 22 jumbo (2.7mm) frets and split trapezoidal inlays
Two high quality humbucker pickups help reduce hum and noise and offer superior performance by giving a thicker fuller sound than single coils
Humbuckers also create a much larger magnetic field, which helps eliminate dead spots and increases overall power of the pickup
Two volume and two tone controls plus a 3-way pickup selector switch tailor your sound
The angled headstock and Stop Bar Tailpiece help transfer string vibration to the body for great sound and sustain
All chrome hardware including diecast sealed tuners compliments the guitar’s beautiful vintage appearance
Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8″; at the 22st fret: 2 3/16 ”
Overall length 38″; Scale length: 24.75″
Width at the widest point: 14.75″
Actual Weight is only 6 lbs

Guitar2:

Trus rod adjustable 22 fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard,
Die cast gold tuners
Licenced Floyd Rose Tremolo
One humbucker and two single coil pickups and five way switch for great tonal variety.
Solid Ash Body
One volume and one tone control
Gold Hardware
Light weight (7.5 lbs)
Overall length is 39 1/2″ including the strap button. Scale length is 25.5″. Width at the widest point is 12.5″. The neck is 1 11/16″ wide at the nut.
Neck Profile (thickness) 7/8″ at the first fret. 2 1/4″ at the 22nd fret

Guitar3:

An incredible array of sounds are possible from the powerful pickup configuration of Humbucker, Single Coil, Humbucker
24 Jumbo fret neck lets you hit those elusive high note solos
Dual cutaway solid Alder body is contoured for comfortable play
Bolt on Maple neck with bound Rosewood fretboard and adjustable truss rod
5-way pickup selector switch and one volume and one tone control help tailor your individual sounds
Licensed Floyd Rose locking tremolo system creates an incredible array of cool sounds
All black hardware including diecast machines gives this guitar a distinctive look
D’Addario strings installed at the factory
Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8″; at the 24th fret: 2 3/16″
Neck Profile (thickness) 13/16″ at the first fret. 2 1/4″ at the 22nd fret
Overall length, including the strap button: 39 1/2″; Scale length: 25.5″
Width at the widest point: 12″
Body thickness 1 5/8″ at edge
Actual Weight is only 7 lbs

Best answer:

Answer by brobice
I would go with guitar 3. Humbucker pickups and 24 fret neck instead of 22. If you are buying this specifically for metal then I would say go for the extra frets. Why limit yourself if you want to play technical licks. Many bands utilize those extra frets.

From my experience, It is all preference. You didn’t list the brand of pickups that come in the guitars. I personally like EMG 85 humbucker’s. Bottom line is, find the guitar that you feel most comfortable with and like the best, then spend extra money on upgrades if you want..like nice pickups to give extra heavy overdrive for gnarly pick squealing.

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Question by Anonymus A: What guitar should I buy for rock?
I am not going to include picture or names so I do not include bias.
Here are the specs:

Guitar1:

This guitar features a radical modern body made from solid Alder wood
The flat-top body is contoured for a comfortable playing position
The maple bolt on neck features an adjustable truss rod
Bound Rosewood fretboard with 22 jumbo (2.7mm) frets and split trapezoidal inlays
Two high quality humbucker pickups help reduce hum and noise and offer superior performance by giving a thicker fuller sound than single coils
Humbuckers also create a much larger magnetic field, which helps eliminate dead spots and increases overall power of the pickup
Two volume and two tone controls plus a 3-way pickup selector switch tailor your sound
The angled headstock and Stop Bar Tailpiece help transfer string vibration to the body for great sound and sustain
All chrome hardware including diecast sealed tuners compliments the guitar’s beautiful vintage appearance
Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8″; at the 22st fret: 2 3/16 ”
Overall length 38″; Scale length: 24.75″
Width at the widest point: 14.75″
Actual Weight is only 6 lbs

Guitar2:

Trus rod adjustable 22 fret maple neck with rosewood fretboard,
Die cast gold tuners
Licenced Floyd Rose Tremolo
One humbucker and two single coil pickups and five way switch for great tonal variety.
Solid Ash Body
One volume and one tone control
Gold Hardware
Light weight (7.5 lbs)
Overall length is 39 1/2″ including the strap button. Scale length is 25.5″. Width at the widest point is 12.5″. The neck is 1 11/16″ wide at the nut.
Neck Profile (thickness) 7/8″ at the first fret. 2 1/4″ at the 22nd fret

Guitar3:

An incredible array of sounds are possible from the powerful pickup configuration of Humbucker, Single Coil, Humbucker
24 Jumbo fret neck lets you hit those elusive high note solos
Dual cutaway solid Alder body is contoured for comfortable play
Bolt on Maple neck with bound Rosewood fretboard and adjustable truss rod
5-way pickup selector switch and one volume and one tone control help tailor your individual sounds
Licensed Floyd Rose locking tremolo system creates an incredible array of cool sounds
All black hardware including diecast machines gives this guitar a distinctive look
D’Addario strings installed at the factory
Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8″; at the 24th fret: 2 3/16″
Neck Profile (thickness) 13/16″ at the first fret. 2 1/4″ at the 22nd fret
Overall length, including the strap button: 39 1/2″; Scale length: 25.5″
Width at the widest point: 12″
Body thickness 1 5/8″ at edge
Actual Weight is only 7 lbs

Best answer:

Answer by Like Suicide™
guitar 3

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Question by Die-Hard Viking Fan ( 0-2 ): Can someone help me out, please?
Hi there.

Okay, I just joined a gym in hopes to shed some unwanted body fat, to tone my muscles more, and to build more muscle. I’m also using protein bars and drinks to help improve my muscles and I’m trying to eat healthier and in smaller servings. (Meats, vegetables, fruits, grains, Ect.)

I consider myself an active person. I love to play sports, (especially Football (Skol’ Vikings!) and Basketball), I joined all the PE classes possible in High School, I love to take walks, and I just love the feeling of an adrenaline rush.

Previously before I joined the gym I worked out on my upper-body. I’d basically just work out for 30 minutes using Dumbells, an EZ bar, and a Coil-bend bar using them in multiple positions 2-4 times a week for about a month or two. I didn’t do much on my lower-body because it’s stronger than my upper-body, I was already in gym class, and walking to each class throughout the school year is a good workout.

Anyways, to the basics. I’m 18 years old. I’m 6′4″ and 290 lbs currently. I’m in between muscle-bound and fat-bound. I’ve got good reflexes and I can react fast. I’m not fast at running, but I’m not slow at it either. I have a strong, thick chest, noticable biceps and shoulders, and strong and built lower legs. I also have a gut, a weak stamina, fat upper legs, fat in my arms in the tricep area, and a butt that sticks out somewhat.

Anyways, sorry to keep you reading, lol. Okay my question(s) is/are what are some good workouts to go with my body? What machines and free weights would fit me best to tone up my mentioned body areas I’m having trouble with, and do you have any workout gym tips I should know of? (I know you should stretch, not overdose on the water, and you shouldn’t over-strain your muscles in a workout.)

Thank you very much for your time and I’d appreciate all answers. Please comment!

Best answer:

Answer by Robert
You could start by losing about 85 pounds and doing lots of cardio.

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Question by Shakespear: does this sound like bullying to you?
ok well these guys in one of my classes are constantly throwing things in my hair whenever the teacher isn’t looking and i ask them to stop but they don’t and im getting really annoyed with it because im afraid one of these days they are gonna end up throwing gum in my hair….so yeah friday they did the same thing and i got up and told them if they did it again im gonna hurt them….which wont work out very well since its 3 against one and no i haven’t told any of the teachers because my teachers are all like “well i would help but you have to understand there are people who stuff others into vending machines then those who get stuffed into vending machines” of course none of the teachers have said that but that’s more or less the way things work because ive seen kids bullied all over the place and teacher sit there and watch them and do nothing….but yeah anyways back to the question do you think that’s bullying? im not sure if its bullying or if the guys just like me[cause im a girl] and my aunt has always told me that whenever a guy is mean to you they usually like you…..but yeah i just want to be sure its bullying b4 i go get my schedule changed or kick their @$$ which im bound to do anyways if they wont change my schedule

btw-i think the only reason they pick on me is because they think because im quite i wont stand up for myself but bit(h3s got another thing coming -.-

Best answer:

Answer by haley.
learn to use punctuation please.
but, yes, this does sound like bullying.

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Question by Lady: Can a 64 year old woman gain muscle bulk by exercising?
My gym told me that at my age I don’t have to be afraid of becoming muscle bound by exercising, because it can’t happen. I don’t want it to happen, just want to stay firm and toned and maintain my size and weight. I’m 5′ 4″ and have always weighed 113-118 pounds. All of a sudden lately I am weighing in at about 119-120 lbs and can’t seem to get below it. What is happening? I don’t want to become a big bulky muscle bound woman. Can I exercise too much? I used to jog every day but can’t anymore because of the impact on my back. Now, at the gym I use the treadmill for 20 minutes, then do the weight machines (max 30 lbs). Also, at home I have a rebounder to jog on and a hula hoop to use for the waist line. I’ve always had a good shape and I want to keep it…..but don’t understand why my weight has gone up a few pounds while I’m working so hard to maintain it.

Best answer:

Answer by jz
you can always bulk up muscle no matter how old you are
try different toning exercises to change your muscle formation.
that should help

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