All I'm saying is "out for delivery".
More information as it becomes available.....
WHAT????
The package was not ready, when it was out for delivery?
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WHAT????
The package was not ready, when it was out for delivery?
UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Did you jinx yourself by ever previously quoting when the package would arrive? Think man! How could volcanic activity impact delivery? If anything, they'll have even more roads now!
Oh man when this happens to me, I unleash the dogs of war.
If it's not delivered today..... (I'm trying to be patient, I'm TRYING D@MM!T!!!)
Anything is possible regarding jinxing myself, but I'm not even located in Hawaii!!
its about the thickness of a stiff business card. Wood or a dense material would be optimal, IMO. Paper can breakdown over time. But there are plenty of basses out there with pieces of my old buisness cards.
Awesome news! Also, it is the first time I can say that Steve Araujo's playing and setup were not completely awful.
His slapping is decent in this one, but I don't want to see slapping. His finger style still sounds awful to me.
Yeah it is still bad imo as well but at least with the finger style, there isn't as much string buzzing on frets, and incoherent, out of time licks being played. At least he's giving the notes some room to breathe as opposed to blasting 32nd note syncopations haha. Silver lining I guess.
Maybe I haven't sat through his videos enough lately, but I thought the finger style was very buzzy and out of time noodling that didn't let the notes breathe....
I just posted this in one of the front-page threads, but thought it def belonged here as well. Here's Josephine in the nice soft LED light in my dining room 
I seem to drool over SB-2's more and more these days..... droolI just posted this in one of the front-page threads, but thought it def belonged here as well. Here's Josephine in the nice soft LED light in my dining room
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Lately Josephine has been bugging me and her mother for a little sister. She keeps leaving G&L catalogs lying around open to the Kiloton page.
I've decided to go ahead and replace the pickups in my Tribby JB-2 to try and get some low end out of her. A couple of questions:
- I've read that import J basses have identical routing for both the neck and bridge position. However, I was unsure which position they favor, the bridge or the neck? I would assume neck as they are smaller and I'd rather not have to do anything irreversible to get new pickups in there.
-Any suggestions? The two primary pickups I'm looking at are either the Dimarzio Model J or the SD Quarter Pounder, as both of them seem the most MFD-ish out of my choices, but let me know if I'm missing something.
Thanks in advance!
- I've read that import J basses have identical routing for both the neck and bridge position. However, I was unsure which position they favor, the bridge or the neck? I would assume neck as they are smaller and I'd rather not have to do anything irreversible to get new pickups in there.
-Any suggestions? The two primary pickups I'm looking at are either the Dimarzio Model J or the SD Quarter Pounder, as both of them seem the most MFD-ish out of my choices, but let me know if I'm missing something.
Thanks in advance!
For now at least, that's not too hard. I only play fives.
Doesn't stop me from drooling, though. Nor does it mean that G&L won't come out with a fiver.
