a friend of mine who built guitars passed away a few years ago. He built this. I saw his wife last night and she gave this to me to play. Not to keep, but i could buy it if i end up liking it i suppose. has anyone here ever played a harp guitar??

Due to my recent injuries in my hands from the auto accident, I’ve been wondering what do all of you do to loosen up strengthen and work with your hands or fingers when you’re not playing guitar to make them better? Give me some ideas of things I can do to help restrengthen my fingers. I tried playing three songs today and they hurt worse than I’ve ever experienced playing guitar!

A new amp from Quilter Labs that's like nothing else: https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/combo-amps/quilter-labs-the-vamp?utm_term=28A76F8D-EF33-4E5C-B146-3170AF63A3BF&lrh=23a3ce719def716d15fd7372a62908446647d10029dd89e307cacf9e43491356&utm_campaign=81B8FE53-0558-425C-A5DF-6AED422268A4&utm_medium=email&utm_content=83C786AF-F138-413B-B77F-0A14147DBC1D&utm_source=SmartBrief

one thing i like about the ZOOM CDR+, aside from all the effects, is that it can be powered via usb. It uses 9 volt and 500 ma, many power bricks do 100-300 ma. some have a couple slots for 500ma. But DC 5 volts from a phone, phone charger, or back up brick works just fine. the little red usb power brick (pictured) runs it for 3+ hours, no problem. i can also run it from my flashlight.. pretty handy for open mics and short sets if you dont want to lug a lot of gear. Zoom MS-70CDR+ is a significantly upgraded version of the original MS-70CDR, (i have both) featuring a larger effects library with 149 algorithms compared to the original's 86 effects.