Electro-Harmonix pedals always have a bit of individual differences (this part might be actually true). At their Russian division, they paint the slightly brighter pedals bright white and blue ("Civil War"), middle-of-the-road ones military green, and slightly darker ones black. Then they proceed to sell them, one colour by one in that order, pretending they were different versions.
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
- Thread starter pklima
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It always amazes me that so many who worry about the weight of a bass never consider the finish. Paint adds anywhere from 1 to 3 pounds to a bass depending upon finish; metallic finishes being lightest and " natural" finishes being heaviest.
Roger was a real smartass, so he made them pay for those credits.
The three tricks of the trade of renowned drummers are:
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The original metronome was left handed, cuz drummer rarely put down their drink
And they get blamed for everything, whether they did it or not
Fender's budget brand is Squier.
The original plan was to sell basses first under the brand Squire; the more traditional spelling. However, a cease and desist letter from Yes bassist Chris Squire resulted in a quick name change.
The original plan was to sell basses first under the brand Squire; the more traditional spelling. However, a cease and desist letter from Yes bassist Chris Squire resulted in a quick name change.
The group was originally called I suppose, but then Chris Squire auditioned and...Yes!!!
