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Indeed, the only way foward is too try... If I do not return, then my house will have collapsed due to the sheer power of this dirty combo. Thanks for the advice !!!

Good evening... You don't give any indication of your location, which may help. Why..? Because the best way to get started is to book a lesson or two with a competent tutor. Quite often, a first consultation could be free, or reduced rate, just to have a chat about what your requirements are, how to go about acquiring an instrument (and how to tune it etc...), specifically tailored for your case. It needn't be expensive, and is well worth its outlay in any case, as you'll be put on the right track from the outset. There is a plethora of U-tube videos, courses, methods, books and more, all of which can be a great help, but the best start, before even looking into this confusing amas of information, is to talk it over with an expert, ie: a tutor. Good luck with the venture whatever you decide; hope this helps. Douglas

I’d suggest a stomp box or something like the Simplifier and FRFR rather than a dedicated guitar amp. Or there’s a Roland Cube which has a mic input, I believe?

3) Angus young not the most technical but you can just see and feel the love of what he does every time he plays and man that energy! 2) David gilmour for his economic playing style. Says more in 3 notes than all the flashy over technical guitar Prodigy's can in an hour. And his solos have been known to bring a tear to my eye! 1) slash. I don't even know why! But I could probably listen to him play nursery rhymes for an hour and still be amazed. Probably helps that he was exactly my era. And his records were what I listened to in my late teens. As everyone seems to be doing it I'll make a few honourable mentions John squire(amazing and vastly underated) Brian may Gary Moore