Recent content by Groovin61

Without the USA sticker on the pickguard, I'd have only paid $500 for it........

My loss, your gain....

What did your luthier tell you?

They are ridiculously heavy. The amps are fantastic. The cabs are a bit of a weak link.

I use the Neox 212T quite a bit and love it. Sounds phenomenal, pretty easy to load in and out, and gets plenty loud. You won"t be handicapped if you go that route.

Bonus points for tracking the guy down and apologizing.

Quincy Jones is 84 years old.......

MK IV for me. Even fell down a whole flight of stairs and it's still kicking. Almost 30 years of use and abuse....... Relegated to home play only for quite some time though.

Roto flats on my Ric as well. Sound great.

The Led Zeppelin Celebration Day live DVD has some of Page's best (read "clean") playing.

I think some musicians focus so hard on nailing their parts that they can't play and actively listen at the same time. I once played with a band that recorded all of their practices. One session, the guitarist was out of tune and it was easily recognized by myself and the drummer. He thought...

I saw a bridge once where the previous owner ground the bottom flat. It wasn't discovered until it was removed from the body. Looked like he either filed it down or put it on a flat belt grinder to take off some material. The bottom still had grinding marks on it and didn't have the...

I just saw 2 last weekend. "Jimi Hendrix Story" from 1973. This was made only a few years after his death. The perspective is still fresh at that time. Also, "David Bowie - 5 Years" Great insight into some of the Bowie magic during the 70's and early 80's.

I had this happen one time. Hydrogen peroxide on a rag cleaned it up perfectly. Worked better than the Isopropyl I tried first.

Just had the same exact thing happen on an active P I have from the late 80's. Couldn't figure it out. Took it to a tech who replaced the jack and all is well.