In episode 28 of the guitar music theory podcast, I tell you everything you need to knowreetings guitar engineers. Welcome to the guitar and theory

podcast.

I am your humble host Desi Cerna.

If you want to sound great on guitar and make good progress,

you need the right tools for the trade.

Coming up in today's podcast episode are my recommendations

for choosing the best gear

and getting the right tones for your favorite styles of music.

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Hey, so before we actually dive into today's topic, I wanted to share an email that I received. I've been getting a lot of great emails since I've been podcasting here regularly again.

I've been YouTubeing regularly again. I've been YouTubeing regularly again as well and people have been very encouraged and

inspired by some of my recent posts.

And this one comes from Tony,

and I just wanted to share it with you.

It's in regard to something I talked about

in my last podcast about how to be a better, happier guitar player by setting some more realistic expectations.

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