tlarson58 wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 8:17 pm Like this?


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..now just need to sell the amp and pedals I dropped a grand $$ on..

I admire all you guys that can use all this technology effectively but it is just too much to think about for me. I just got myself a digital mixer this year and even that is one that works very much like an analog mixer. It was sort of blowing my mind the first few minutes with it but then it sank...

My first ride was a 77 impala wagon with the backwards facing third row seat and 350/4bbl. It was as much a camper as it was a car. That's when cars were made for living ! I had a 1970 Mustang with a 351 high output 'Cleveland' engine. Not so much a camper but boy could she lay down some rubber ! L...

I have not noticed, but I have not created a thread lately. Conversely, if you start seeing threads appear that you have not yourself created, the AI has taken control Somebody is posting threads in my name pretending to be a disgruntled guitar hoarder who owns lots of cats, has wild delusions of p...

tonebender wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 5:56 pm I have not noticed, but I have not created a thread lately.

Conversely, if you start seeing threads appear that you have not yourself created, the AI has taken control

From the NSA Guitar Content Department: "Dear Sir, we have collected your content and are in the process of analyzing it for potential links to GAS inducing that may or may not lead to an increase in global warming. If we do not find any apparent links, we may re-issue the content but some or a...

we have the "Platinum Room" for the high end stuff, and they have everything in there pad locked so even if you can touch it, you can't pick up or play it. Some really nice things, too, like a couple PRS Private stocks ($13k+ for a dragon's breath one, but they've had it for years), and a...

So they start with a panoramic scene of the Rocky Mountains and then proceed to tell us the guitars are named after a volcano in Indonesia ??? Bromo Guitars draws their inspiration from the renowned Bromo volcano located in Indonesia. Nestled in the heart of East Java, a region blessed with abundant...

Hmm...looks and sounds great...but that gold hardware kills it for me once again...why not a brushed nickel version instead. Is Gold hardware really that popular ? I don't get it

I wonder what they used for that finish since the red didn't fade like on the bursts, and it doesn't look like aged nitro either. Unless the thing was kept in storage out of sunlight for all these years, perhaps it wasn't nitro. Yeah...I wondered about that because there wasn't a hint of 'checking'...

Never heard of this thing..I think Japan market only perhaps. One in Bangkok for about $300 bucks.....hmmm


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I follow them on the Instagrams. Check out Soloking guitars. They sell them and they (guitars) always look bangin....(as the kids would say) Nafiri is also on reverb. Steep shipping though... Yes, the SoloKings are also available here in Thailand, as are some of the Tokai, but mainly the China made...

tonebender wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 7:24 am I can't get my foot up that high. Did you change the footswitches to handswitches?

I'm watching Pilates videos but still can't seem to get my ankle unlocked once it's behind my neck

I have a pedal shelf, too. It's easier to fiddle with when it's waist-high. :) Quilter Superblock USA (Fender sounds), delay and tuner. Those go into the DAW via the XLR or a speaker cab with the 1/4" cable (besides being DAW-ready, the Superblock has 25 watts weaseled in there somehow). KIMG2...

Ok final setup. Used a hole saw bit to cannibalize my Ikea birch shelf..boy those bits get hot even going thru an inch if wood. The place smells like I've had the fireplace going ..in Thailand ha ha. So far so good, everything works, the Tremolo, Delay, and looper thru the effects loop and the Boss ...

Well..decided the built in overdrive was simply too inflexible as it was only on or off and there was a considerable volume jump when engaged which meant I had to quickly lower or raise the guitar volume when engaging or cutting the drive... Enter the venerable BOSS Blues Driver BD-2. The great iron...

Robben Ford is a very intimidating guitarist. He's certainly amongst the most amazing, recherché players. When I hear him I'm incapable of simple enjoyment. I want to grasp what he's doing, to understand it and incorporate it into my own musical vocabulary. That has proven impossible. It's not just...

I like Robben, but I really do NOT like that amp. My favorite Robben stuff has all been another amp or something acoustic. I have no opinion of the amp itself, only having heard it thru YouTube, really can't tell much difference from many other quality amps...but the story line of the amp, its gene...