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Let's spread some musical misinformation

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The circle of fifths was thought up by seven guys from an ancient secret society (code names A, B, C, D, E, F and G) sitting at a round table, each drinking from their own 1/5th gallon flask and cracking jokes about how they could make up names for notes that would confuse everyone while appearing as if it were a stroke of genius. These same guys designed the concept of the British Parliament and the U.S. Congress.
 
Guitar Center as finally realized that no one likes listening to all the wankers banging away on the guitars and basses at full volume in their stores. So effective immediately they have put a new policy in place at all locations. It's called courtesy playing and requires that you unplug the amp your testing from the cabinet while playing. All their tube and solid state amps now have a small built in internal speaker so you really don't need the cab to hear the bass or guitar your trying out. Simply plug in your instrument, unplug the cabinet, turn the amp on, crank the volume all the way up and shred away on those strings! Don't get worried if you smell smoke while playing the tube amps, it's an ambiance feature GC builds into its high power gigging tube amps to replicate the experience of playing in a bar or night club.
 
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