Recent content by elshunko

I'm too old now to lug heavy equipment. I just ended up with the Aguilar SL2X12 and the Trickfish .5. I love it. I love big tube amps but I'm just not looking to move that and a big 8X10 cab like I did back in the day. Cheers

One of these days. . . beautiful bass. Bump

That is a sexy bass! :drool:

Let'm Ring! :p When I can mute every other string I love playing the open strings.

I don't count an overdrive because that's often on a preamp, but I really like using a hint of Octabass and Reverb.

Not even the sticker. ;)

Wow. . .this thread went way under the radar! Great content. Subscribed to the channel. Cheers

I likewise subscribed! Cheers

Where in California? P/U?

I have a shen hybrid that I am considering getting rid of. It's like new condition but needs the fingerboard to be set again. It's in LA. Invalid Link Removed

Must have heard that from his PolySci Prof. Everyone's a lawyer.

Of course you can refuse. As I said earlier, they can aske you to leave. As for whether or not you should refuse, that's a personal choice. Once again, as I said earlier, I usually refuse, for personal reasons of course.

Yes. Anyone can ask anything, to demand is another issue, you would need reasonable suspicion. As far as the bag checking goes, I don't like it. I usually don't frequent stores that require me to do so. However, I do understand, and I'm not offended. Actually I'm rarely offended.

Whether you believe it or not, they do have the right to ask you to check in a bag. Also remember you are a guest in their store and they can demand you leave at anytime. And no, none of your "Rights" are being violated. Food for thought.

I understand your frustration, however consider how you would feel if you were the store owner. Here you are trying to make an honest living and people continue to rip you off and it's causing a major financial loss. Now you are met with a decision. Pass it on to consumers and increase costs on...