This Pic Reminds me of Tobijohn
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andrewsrea
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Saw this pic and immediately though of @tobijohn !
Live life to the fullest! - Rob
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toomanycats
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Just two problems . . .
They’re all right handed.
Where’s the cats?
They’re all right handed.
Where’s the cats?
“There are only two means of refuge from the miseries of life: Music and Cats!” Albert Schweitzer
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tonebender
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Man, I have a hallway in my humble estate that would be perfect for such a set up.
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Buddha Pickups
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The walls in my shed are like this
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Tonray's Ghost
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We've got a small foyer upstairs between the 2 bedrooms that would be great except that in hot season, the temps in that un air conditioned space probably hit 110 degrees daily for about 2 1/2 months. I wouldn't subject even cheap guitars to that every day. I'm even considering rehoming my Yamaha THR 10C currently upstairs for hot season by bringing it downstairs. The unit is 10 years old as it is and I'm worried about the speaker cones disintegrating in that summer heat. The Computer stuff I don't worry about because it runs internallly hotter than that anyway when it's on.tonebender wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2024 5:40 pm Man, I have a hallway in my humble estate that would be perfect for such a set up.
