Send it via post to the address I give you. Then when you come back, just go to that address and pick it up.

Really wan.

of course not lah. we give him yours. i'll just be conveniently lounging there when the guitar arrives, and when your back's turned... er... cya later

And low end Gibson. Spend a bit more on some pups and all, and you'll get wher eyou wanna be.

Another reason for low end Gibson: everytime you look at your headstock and see that Epi, you'd be thinking, "hey it could've very well said Gibson"... Might not be the best reason, but aren't most guitarists brand whores?

In relation to the high end R9s lah. Les Paul Menace, eh. First time I've heard of it. Doesn't look very traditional, eh

Better edit:

The Goddess and Vixen I've never seen too. I like the idea of lightweight gigging LPs, and I like the look of the smaller Goddess body. But people will look at you as if you're holding a Daisy Rock...

Not a powered mixer. There are preamps, but as said before, no power amps.

I remember seeing a whole bunch of music shops near the walk of fame in hollywood. No time to check them out. Take pics, yeah?

And how's Ed Roman's? No chance to get in lah. Damn Superbowl weekend.

Hmmm. We'll see.

BTW, my buddy David used to sing (croak) for Inverted Coma. Haven't heard from them in a while...

Prepaid debit cards, eh? That's a pretty good idea. Just check to see if you can use it online. I've had some trouble before with regular credit cards.

they sell daisy chain adaptorsthat draw power off one adaptor and feed several pedals. have a look in bentley or woh fatt or any of the larger music shops.

Eh when i open a guitar store, i'll make sure i warn them about you

Post a "not wanted" sign with your pic on it.
Unless you go out and get one of those prepaid cards, lah. Then feel free to come in. But the doors will lock behind you until that card is emptied

I was just thinking how excellent this would be for students. Parents give the kid one, but the limit's capped to how much they put in. Therefore no overcharging on the card. It's pretty much just giving the kid cash, but in the convenience of a card.

Yeah especially the Boss ones

And you boys are all preaching to the choir. We'd all have multiple instruments of the same model and 15 reserve pedals for each type and have a nice Vox modelling amp, as well as each of the amps that Vox models in front of us, and 1763 different picks if we could.

This post has been edited by j05h: Jul 5 2006, 12:43 PM

I told you not to buy the cowboy picks.

Never lissen.

A guitar ain't a guitar without chips and wear and tear.

Example:



The Tele on the left isn't a Tele. It's a slab of wood with 6 strings. The Esquire on the right is an absolutely stonkingly good piece of work. She's got character and a voice. She's a joy to play.

A close up from you demands a close up from me

Can't blame TMNet is people got itchy "Add Reply" fingers

Ah such trickery...

Deceive us to think you're bowing to Steve Jobs and then suddenly turning around to surprise us. You cunning one....

I can't see the hairline crack, and if it's not noticable, just leave it. If it's opening up, do what Erlewine would do and seep some thin cyano in.

And get fuzzy dice knobs, or metal skulls.

Oh, edited to add: Congrats!

This post has been edited by j05h: Jul 11 2006, 11:33 AM

Same lah, but i cover up by buying lots of old banged up guitars.

Lite Ash series is real. Made in Korea, special features are the birdseye neck and the Duncan pups.

And with US made bodies and necks, you're just paying US worker wages for what can easily be done elsewhere for much less at the same quality. Don't let the US elitism cloud your judgement.

This post has been edited by j05h: Jul 14 2006, 12:26 AM

Ireland > US/CIJ > Korea > misc. third world Asian sweatshops > France



Hey, Lowden guitars ARE that good

This post has been edited by j05h: Jul 14 2006, 10:38 AM

Disneyland fanatic, eh? In the past year and a half I've been to the ones in Tokyo, HK and Anaheim. If I have to go again, I'll being a shotgun and blow my head off in the Small World ride, but I'll tear my ears and eyes out first.