The Phaser pedal works because it phases the notes in and out of our reality on a quantum level
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
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If you watch this for at least 10 minutes daily with the lights out, you will understand quantum bass physics effortlessly:
If you watch this for at least 10 minutes daily with the lights out, you will understand quantum bass physics effortlessly:
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I watched it for about a minute and I see Homer Simpson on acid.
If you watch this for at least 10 minutes daily with the lights out, you will understand quantum bass physics effortlessly:
Sir, you are on your way to quantum enlightenment. Carry on, carry on
Rarely do I read Guitar Player, but I had to. You were right, @GBassNorth--Jimi's prophecy was fulfilled in October, 2010.
Gibson's Firebird X Rises from the Ashes
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Now that we're talking quantum mechanics, we're also talking string theory. String entanglement is the way to go for tribute bands. If they buy strings that have been entangled on a quantum level with used strings of the original artists, they simply can't go wrong.
All great guitar and bass players employ pickguards, who prevent their precious picks from being stolen.
If you watch this for at least 10 minutes daily with the lights out, you will understand quantum bass physics effortlessly:
That's the drum track from "Sunshine Of Your Love"...
I have spoken with various string theorists & they concur with you, @Jay2U. Furthermore, they recommend that musicians adhering to the regimen you prescribe always play instruments with "Tribute" in their name/s. Fascinating.
I happen to play a G&L Tribute L2000, but I can't afford entangled strings.
(Oh wait, this isn't misinformation)
After I wrote that comment, I went to your profile & saw that! Man, maybe reconsider? String theory: You can own it!
Call & response--especially as used in blues & rock is all about who will get paid the most
Hmmm, thanks. They claim strings come out broken in already, but gee $1199 is way out of budget. Maybe I can find some Chinese low budget copy...GC carries these. It is the Fender SE3000 string entangler.
If you find one, be sure it is engineered for the northern hemisphere; otherwise, it will entangle your strings counterclockwise and you won't get the effect you were hoping for.
Good that you remind me. If conditions are right, counter entanglement could create a devastating black hole.
Leo Fender's first bass guitar design was not a P as many believe, but actually Jazz bass, but his backers felt the design was too risque with it's woman like curves for the 1950's. So he re-designed it with less curves and the Fender P was born. Of course, with the love generation of the 60's the March 1960 release of the old first designed Jazz bass fit right in the rest is history
Even the cheapest roundwound strings made are made to hold their tone like new for a minimum of 46 years.
Tone is all in the fingers and this is the problem.
Players just need to relax their fingers to get the right tone.
Using one of these just before going to sleep will change your tone forever.
Tone is all in the fingers and this is the problem.
Players just need to relax their fingers to get the right tone.
Using one of these just before going to sleep will change your tone forever.
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Absolutely correct. Strings do not need to be changed, it is actually the fingers that need changing. It is a poor mechanic that blames their tools...
