You WILL fit them and you WILL be amazed.willow13 wrote:I don't like people telling me what to doStratMatt wrote:I think the guy is just making a genuine post
Guitar Potentiometers Bourns
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Loving it so far
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RESISTANCE IS USELESS!JHorner wrote:You seem resistant to the current post.Lyle wrote:We don't want the forum to be flooded with pot dealers.robthemac wrote:Can't a guy promote potentiometers in peace?
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You need to accept God into your guitar so it can be bourn again!KNNZ wrote:good point. so without this bourns thing all my guitars don't sound... musical?
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Well no, resistance is very useful, in a smoothly tapering and musical way apparently...Slowy wrote:RESISTANCE IS USELESS!JHorner wrote:You seem resistant to the current post.Lyle wrote:
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I don't know if the OP is laughing or crying with all of the free endorsements that you are all giving by way of all these comments - you've kept the thread alive
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He may be bourning up inside?H671 wrote:I don't know if the OP is laughing or crying with all of the free endorsements that you are all giving by way of all these comments - you've kept the thread alive
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Bourn to be wild
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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I wonder if this thread will be rebourn in the future.
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