Shred Neck?
I was visiting some guitar forums earlier this morning. Not sure if I was coping a little attitude from my illness or I’m experiencing a mild Turkey withdrawal or what, but I saw an ad for Shred Necks. I’ve never heard of such a thing, so I was obviously curious and wanted to investigate further.
Long story short, or short story long, it’s a tool to help guitarists warm up. It’s a miniature neck where you can practice scales or ‘strumming’ if you’re guitar is unavailable for some reason. I usually like guitar aides, but this just seemed weird to me. Am I missing something? Does this seem practical to everyone else? Do any of you use this tool?
I don’t know, for me, if I wanted to practice guitar, I would grab… my guitar. I play dry all the time. I work in my office and have it next to my desk at all times. If I get burnt out or frustrated.. it’s time for a rock break. I don’t get it, please enlighten me if I’m missing the point.
Here is a video I found which still makes it confusing to me.
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November 30th, 2009 at 12:37 am
looks like something you’d take on vacation to maintain your dexterity…
December 2nd, 2009 at 11:10 am
I can’t play my guitar at work in my cubicle. I would be fired. But I CAN practice my chords and scales while at work between calls without making a noise on a device like this.