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$120 Budget Game
- Thread starter XtheDeadPawn
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Tuners are boring, but necessary. Since there must be one around already, I'd beg for a big discount on a Tall Font Russian (Wren and Cuff). And if I can't get that used or by begging (not likely for $120), I'd go with a Way Huge Swollen Pickle (under $120 with coupon).
Uhhh oooooooooooookaaay
Thinking back I'd still get that EHX BASSBalls but, I'd use the leftover money to snag me a EHX Killswitch so I could get under my guitarists skin when I hooked his guitar to it and stomped it whenever his solo came up so I could watch his face as he wiged out.
Thinking back I'd still get that EHX BASSBalls but, I'd use the leftover money to snag me a EHX Killswitch so I could get under my guitarists skin when I hooked his guitar to it and stomped it whenever his solo came up so I could watch his face as he wiged out.
I WOULD KEEP MY PEDALS PRISTINE. chained up fun times are for DIFFERENT parts. do you take me for a cad SUH?
good cables are a good idea. i don't like the solderless stuff but maybe one pack of George L's for Tight Spot Manouvering.
good cables are a good idea. i don't like the solderless stuff but maybe one pack of George L's for Tight Spot Manouvering.
behndy said:
You could buy one Nachomanto chip with that. It's imported from Japan. Chris squirenholmes eats them. The low part of the chip gets soggy but you can buy a blender and chop that stuff up.
