Maybe it's just me, but I think it's rude to chime in on the ask a pro forum like it's yours. Just venting, 
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chiming in on pro forums
- Thread starter David A. Davis
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relax,it's a public forum not a personal one-on-one therapy session.Maybe it's just me, but I think it's rude to chime in on the ask a pro forum like it's yours. Just venting,
What are you calling a "forum"? Are you talking about a thread in here or a forum somewhere else? If you mean a thread, then it doesn't make any difference whose name is on the OP; once it's out there it's free range and no one owns it.
DiabolusInMusic
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He is referring to the pro forums. Get over yourselves, he doesn't mean TBers are pro. 
I only agree with you OP because people post the most pointless posts in the pro forums. Lots of gear/tech and repair questions get tossed out, like JMJ is somehow going to know how to troubleshoot your Carvin amp...
http://www.talkbass.com/categories/ask-a-pro-bg.250/
I only agree with you OP because people post the most pointless posts in the pro forums. Lots of gear/tech and repair questions get tossed out, like JMJ is somehow going to know how to troubleshoot your Carvin amp...
http://www.talkbass.com/categories/ask-a-pro-bg.250/
