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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Too little clear infos for me to attempt Dual Lock. Too many visions of never being able to move a pedal ever again. Oh got this pedal for sale, but it comes permanently stuck to the board ... hope you like [brand] pedalboards a lot....

Went with the industrial strength stuff.
 
I will NOT look.......I looked....:laugh:.....
Happily for my wallet I'm gonna stick with my polytune2....

However....curse you......While I wuz looking.....sigh....

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It wuz the "RAGE" button that swung it.....:roflmao:....

Dave Friedman has a good reputation for tone. His Marshall based amps and mods are well liked by many.
 
I will NOT look.......I looked....:laugh:.....
Happily for my wallet I'm gonna stick with my polytune2....

However....curse you......While I wuz looking.....sigh....

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It wuz the "RAGE" button that swung it.....:roflmao:....


"To feel the warm thrill of confusion, that space cadet glow"
 
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I've gone through a few different tuners over the decades, starting with tuning forks, which I still use, one in each acoustic guitar case, and one near my bass practice/recording setup (in C, just to mix things up!).

I still have one of the two Korg DTR-1 rackmount tuners, a Korg DT-7 (you never know when a guitar with the Buzz Feiten system may show up :smug:), and my Peterson Stroboflip.
 
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