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Message: [QUOTE="Hamms30, post: 3247773, member: 7714"] See if you can get a decent deal on ebay for a git. Then have a tech do a set up on it. Others have mentioned it, but Justinguitar.com is a great resource. It's free and there is a lot of material to follow along with and learn from. If your wife is a lefty and her guitar is set up for a lefty so that she is strumming with her left hand, you either need to learn to play lefty or learn to play righty upside down. It's not unheard of.. Doyle Bramhall II plays with a guitar strung upside down and he has played rhythm for Clapton and done his own solo stuff for years. Yes you can play bass riffs on a regular guitar. The bottom four strings of your guitar are the same notes as the bottom four strings of a bass guitar, but they are all an octave higher. So the notes and patterns would all be the same on both instruments, but when you play it on an actual bass, the notes will be at a lower pitch and sound more like a recording. [/QUOTE]