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No idea about Kaps or Jimm. Never played them. For 6000 you might be able to find a used Yamaha F310. The brands I've already suggested are decent.

So your budget is about 2500? Find a second hand Boss DS2. I've seen a few go for 2500-3000. Good for rock. Don't know about metal. There's a reason why they're so popular. I'm not sure the build quality is as good on the Behringer pedals.

Never heard of this brand. I wouldn't buy it if it was up to me. Where do you live? Search OLX & other classifieds, you should be able to find a Pluto, GB&A, Granada for about 3-4000 if you're lucky. They're decent guitars for the price provided you can find a good one. I've not had good...

Rub some pencil lead in the nut grooves. Graphite is a lubricant. You might also want to check this out. How to change strings - restring your guitar - mount strings - YouTube He's really slow explaining things so it might try your patience, but hang in there.

Probably a silly question but have you stretched out the strings & lubed the nut? Going out of tune normally or after trem use? If it's a trem thing then I can't help you out. No experience with it. Hehe..eggjactly. And so is almost all the dust in a room - dead skin. :D

A saddle is a saddle. Whether one piece or 6 small ones. Whether it's bone or a TUSQ or a plastic one. The tone and sustain does vary slightly with different materials and construction but it's very tough to spot. As a beginner I wouldn't worry about it. In case you do it yourself, you just...

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Guitar stores turning you away for having an Indian made guitar? That's really sad. I'm not from Bangy so can't guide you. The piece you need is a string saddle. The cheap ones are made of plastic. I got my saddle changed for 100 bucks so that'll give you an indication of the cost. Search around...

Doesn't matter. Either with do. Use very little and wipe off the excess. Though lemon oil is good you can use any light oil. By light I mean oil that does not solidify in the winters and no vegetable oils please. Interesting trivia for you - lemon oil has nothing related to lemons in it. Check...

I agree with VS. I'd like to add to that. 1. You might also want to look at learning basic scale shapes and practicing those up and down the neck. 2. Do a good amount of practice with a metronome or drum machine / loop. Timing is one of the toughest things to get a hang of. Don't neglect...

Hahaha :D It takes real talent to come up with something like that.

Visit justinguitar.com Go through the beginners course. It's well structured. There's a section specifically on tabs. Search in the lesson index. ultimate-guitar.com also has lessons on tab if you search there but I'd recommend you start with justin's site. Find a good teacher. Learning on...

Go to furtadosonline.com and bajaao.com Check out the different brand names / guitars in that range. Google for reviews on those instruments and then ask for specific info around here. Cheers

Not bad at all dude. I'm not crazy about the tone but the computer mic is probably screwing it up plenty. A few timing errors here and there. But nothing that can't be fixed with practice :) Practice with a metronome or a drum machine to work on your timing (in case you aren't already doing so)...

Visit justinguitar.com and go through the beginner course. It's very well structured and will take you through all the chords step by step along with videos as well. One of the best sites I've come across. Never mind that it is free. Cheers