Polyphia’s Tim Henson Answers Guitar Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

Polyphia’s Tim Henson answers the internet’s burning questions about guitar playing. How do you get a great guitar tone? Are expensive guitars a scam? What is a boomer bend? Why are barre chords so hard to play? How did Tim write ‘Playing God’? Tim answers all these questions and much, much more!

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Director: Justin Wolfson
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25 thoughts on “Polyphia’s Tim Henson Answers Guitar Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

    1. You two remind me when in an rpg you decide to take the warrior route and your friend decides to go full rogue

  1. I’ve never thought Bout being able to sing a guitar solo, and that makes more sense than anything I’ve ever heard

  2. The joke is appreciated, but as an educator, the phrase “bar” chord is offensive, because it displays a sense of ignorance that while possibly historical in its usage hurts the feelings of classical composers who believe in accurate and sophistication on word choice… 👎

  3. Tim didn’t really explain this, just kinda demonstrated it, but with barre chords its very easy to accidentally mute the strings, especially if you’re a beginner

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