Bass Guitar with Nick V.

If you were to talk to my family, you would inevitably hear stories about how I received a First Act electric guitar starter set as my first instrument, with the intention to see if I would actually take to it. In the same breath, you would also likely hear about how, at the age of 13 I would play for 6 hours a day on average. It probably didn't do much for my social life, but it would come in handy, when 5 years later, fresh out of high school, I made contact with a small local guitar shop and subsequently made the primary point of contact for whenever inquiries came in for lessons. While I still work very closely with this shop, I have since established an independent business dedicated to a suite of guitar-related services, not limited to instruction, but also expanded to include minor repair, and maintenance services. These are skills I now offer after having developed the ability to do so experimenting with my own instruments and refining my process to ensure a well playing guitar every time. I consider myself lucky to be able to make guitar such a large part of my life, to the point where I am able to make a living doing so, as well as playing in a band playing original music on my downtime. As a side note, unrelated to guitar, I consider myself fairly well rounded, with other interests including lifting and PC gaming, which incidentally, the equipment I currently possess now will facilitate my ability to provide video lessons, streaming guitar info-sessions, and gear demos as well in the very near future. I am not a touring musician, and I will not try to sell you based on who I've played with, only what I know. I like to think that I can provide a learning experience from an every day perspective, that you will hopefully find relatable and enjoyable, regardless of where you are in your guitar playing.