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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
I've been listening to Robin Trower a fair bit lately (especially Bridge of Sighs) and he's had me gassing big time for a univibe big. Have one incoming from Bignoise Amplification in Nelson. It was Warren's playing on the demo that tipped me over the edge. Sounds huge!!
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I liked the tchula boost so much that I bought another one while mucking around on reverb the other day. Oh dear.
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Got one of those Stratacaster things just arrived at my place. Looks interesting. Three pickups, a tremy-bar thing, neck's screwed on. Looks pretty cool.
Here's a pic. Bit worn. Couldn't afford a new one.
Here's a pic. Bit worn. Couldn't afford a new one.
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I know a guy that works in a panel-beaters that can repaint it for you if you want. I think acid green would look awesome.
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Although the wear is fake, it looks better than the real thing.
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Would enjoy the opportunity to wish you the same.
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No longer likely in this lifetime.
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Fake wear, ridiculous!
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Fair enough. Then it must have been a temporal distortion; 50 years of sweat and boogie compressed into 48 hours.
It's plausible. I aged 10 years in 12 months.
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Pah. I care not a jot. I've two '54 reissues. One has real wear. One has fake. They're still the same. The only difference is what folk infer. Doesn't change anything on a molecular level.