Thank You! Thank You! I see the cardiologist on Wednesday the 21st, so I'll know something more after that.Still praying for you.
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Thank You! Thank You! I see the cardiologist on Wednesday the 21st, so I'll know something more after that.Still praying for you.
They're fine. If you have skin toughened by years of playing on your finger tips or thick calluses, you really can't tell the difference between coated and non. Only a beginner or tender foot could tell.
Coated strings do clean up easy with an alcohol dampened rag. Neons give you a crazy cool look to your stage performance. They do last a little longer, but not twice as long.
I've come to find that I like the tone of GHS strings best. The only DR string that holds any interest for me is their Pure Blues set.

You're welcome. The photos are a few years old. 2013 was my DR Neon year. I use GHS Bass Boomers or Pressurewounds nowadays.Anyway, my brotha, I did enjoy seeing pics of The Man himself! So thanks for posting them.
You're welcome. They're a few years old. 2013 was my DR Neon year.
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One or both might be lefty's. Society encourages right hand use.
Trying to answer a question from another thread. (Fender rumble 115 v3 speaker upgrade to eminence kappalite 3015?)
Can anyone who has a Rumble 115 V3 cabinet please provide the number of ports and approximate dimensions of the port(s)?
Has @BadExample been around your cabinets?

Thanks very much, Scott. I really appreciate your help.Two ports -- one on the lower-left corner and the other in the lower-right corner.
The dimensions of the ports are 3" in diameter and the tubes inside are 2" deep.
You can see some acoustic batting in there.
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Oh cross posted. 3 way neat. Is the tweety easy to keep under control?Oh maybe 10's. I tend to forget how nice and small class D can be.
Oh cross posted. 3 way neat. Is the tweety easy to keep under control?
Very nice micro-rig indeed. The Fender Standard Dimension is very much under appreciated. Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @micahwc. @Gravedigger Dav must be working, but he'll be along to issue you your official membership number.View attachment 952720
View attachment 952721My proof for membership. This is my new to me rig. I ordered the head and cab used for less than the price of the cab new. I rescued the Dimension this past week from a local store. It had been sitting for months.
He is already a member.Very nice micro-rig indeed. The Fender Standard Dimension is very much under appreciated. Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @micahwc. @Gravedigger Dav must be working, but he'll be along to issue you your official membership number.