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Where's Marlin Perkins when you need him
Alright. You got me on that reference. Thank-you google.
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With Chi's, you don't need no stinkin pre-amp
Agreed... Very powerful... The first week I played jo5cs at church everyone thought it had a preamp in it... Because it was so loud...
look everyone, its a Gecko sighting!
Where's Marlin Perkins when you need him
Hilarious guys!!!
But you are missing a 55 or 44 -64! I am loving mine.
On another Lakland note - I finally got around to restringing my 55-94 with Lakland roundwounds. What a change, I had almost forgotten what it sounded like without flats. I'm playing at church tomorrow and was going to play my fretless but I think I will use the 55-94 instead.
Dan
Thought I'd post my two in their current forms. Took the DJ5 from its PJ setup back to its original JJ setup. Had a new PG made by Chandler and after two tries and much grousing they got it right. That's another story in customer service...
55-64 in PJ with the U-Retro is just great. Lightweight and versatile. Still a fave.
55-64 in PJ with the U-Retro is just great. Lightweight and versatile. Still a fave.
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Wait, how does this song start again??
Got a couple of pics from Sean of my 55-64. Going to look so good with the tort pickguard I had made for it.
mark beem
Wait, how does this song start again??
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