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The 90-Degree ESQUIRE Problem | Opening Suite

My whole playing posture is set up so that I can strike the strings with my thumb nail at a 90-degree angle. The problem that sets up is how to best place my entire forearm and wrist on the guitar in a way that is comfortable and enables playing over long stretches of time. Using the jazz bass ashtray cover makes things comfortable for my wrist. Trying to cushion the bottom edge of the guitar body makes things feel better on my forearm. But I am still working out how to balance stamina, flow, and precision. There are some moments in this session where I'm losing the flow of the strumming. My thought is that it is down to breathing and being rested. I am doing these sessions right after long work days that are often stressful. Yes, the process of playing eases that stress and is rejuvenating but as far as being ready to play in mind and body when I first sit down I am still working on that. . . Other thing for today is that I put a new low string on and the bass was sounding fierce! My record "Thank You, Guitar," has been repressed by the label! You can grab a copy of the LP (with the locked groove at the end of side 1 so the song "Infinite Shred" is truly infinite!) here: https://cyruspireh.bandcamp.com/album... ---------------------- Please consider buying a Thank You, Guitar pedal made by me! https://4gre.org/pedal/ Also made by me, the 4GRE Amp: https://4gre.org/amp/ If you really enjoy ESQUIRE content, you're welcome to support me and my channel with a small donation via PayPal: https://paypal.me/cyruspireh ---------------------- I'm playing the 9-String Esquire into a Boss DD5 into a 9V adapter powered Thank You, Guitar pedal into the Ampeg 810. Left channel audio is coming from the 810 mic'd with the EV RE20 and the right channel audio is the output of the Thank You, Guitar pedal into a JDI direct box into a hardware limiter into the camera. Thank you so much for accompanying me on my daily practice for 01/28/2026. Sending many positive vibes, -cyrus pireh c@4gre.org https://4gre.org/cyrus #thankyouguitar #4GRE 00:00 Esquire 9 String: What Are We Doing What Could Be Done? 11:50 O.U.T. for Ale 14:15 Thank You, Guitar