- Posts we read
- 15
- Asking a question
- 47%
- Median replies when read
- 5
Over 20 to 26 September 2026 we collected 15 posts from r/Guitar, and 7 of them put a question mark in the title. That is a community in the habit of asking, which is the habit worth being present for.
What they asked
The most recent questions, newest first. Reply counts are what they were when we collected the post, which is usually a couple of hours after it went up.
New to modding, what choices do I have?3 replies · 21 September 2026are fret inlays any good?4 replies · 21 September 2026Am I fighting 11 years of bad habits, or do I just prefer higher action?45 replies · 21 September 2026Replacement Wireless Cables That Aren't Flimsy?2 replies · 21 September 2026Can someone help ID this guitar/brand?5 replies · 21 September 2026Anyone know a site where I can see a chart like this but for more notes, for me to print?6 replies · 20 September 2026Is this original fender squier debut collection?5 replies · 20 September 2026
What else drew replies
Posts that were not questions but had picked up the most discussion by the time we read them.
Tuning stability and neck dive problems on guitar in drop B - Inexperienced with low tunings and looking for some wisdom.9 replies · 21 September 2026Guitar teaching advice8 replies · 21 September 2026Comfortable squishy headphones for long session recommendation please6 replies · 21 September 2026Unexpected new guitar day5 replies · 21 September 2026Finally got my first 12 string4 replies · 21 September 2026Help cleaning fretboard "cuts"3 replies · 20 September 2026
Earlier weeks
Each completed week is kept as its own page, so what the community was asking in a given week stays readable after the week ends.
You just read a week of r/Guitar in a minute.
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