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I've seen one like it before but can't seem to remember the maker.

Website, fb, insta, Twitter, reverbnation, email list, large banners for outside the venue and the stage, plus custom merchandise through zazzle type print to order web company, as well as other custom merch sold at shows. As a hard rock/heavy cover band we will take every avenue available to...

Jimmy Savlie

With all this parenting talk I read that as flip-flops. Then I instantly thought of this

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I have 3 Ps with jazz necks. One is a Warmoth neck. The other 2 were harvested from used j basses. I bought the basses, pulled the necks, then sold the loaded bodies and newly orphaned p necks, all separately, and made a profit in the end.

Some I haven't seen mentioned; Lemmy, Tom Araya, Dug Pinnick, Phil Lynott, Joe Principe

I see your long winded and well researched posts. I appreciate that you are feeling passionate about this. I offer the following advice. Life is short, and this situation obviously isn't improving yours at this point. Don't open it. Sell it on reverb for exactly what you paid. Forget about CB...

I do this on a 35" scale with 50-110s and a 145 non taper.

135 non taper on a 34 inch tuned to B 145 non taper on a 35 inch tuned to A

Not a song but the entire Opiate album from Tool. Paul had incredible unforgettable tone. Without it as the main driving force of the first 2 albums I doubt the band would have achieved the success it did. I wanted to do what he did so much.

Fun story from 3 weeks ago; I ordered a 7 string guitar from a GC in Ohio. Was listed as fair condition. I didn't mind taking the chance because it was meant to be a studio beater and the price was right. $200 for a guitar that retails new for close to 600. I go to pick it up and the GM of my...

14 if you're a guy, 20 if you're a chick.

I run in A and drop C. To get the tension I use a 145, non tapered. If you are using stainless strings try the Pro Steel for that string. I find them to be more stiff than others.