It never worked well on the Electric Gas Stove I played in the mid 70’s.
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
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It never worked well on the Electric Gas Stove I played in the mid 70’s.
I also invented the microwave stove top...Then I got brain tumors...It's why I had to switch to bass.
I invented the guitar amp fryer. It's a device built into my bass, that, when directed towards the guitar amp, overloads the circuit, setting it on fire.
One of the guys in my band just told me that tuner gears for Fender basses are carved by hand out of pure unobtanium by big blue-skinned dudes in a factory in Encino.
Your friend is exaggerating....
the blue dudes aren't that big.
The blue chicks are YUGE though! Definitely worth the climb though!
I wouldn't recommend using climbing spikes though...kinda makes 'em angry.
Ropes...OK, Spikes...Nah-uh!
Ropes and spikes POA
Definitely wasn't Fender, either Grover or Gotoh, but mine surprised me when I was bass player in the house band at the Sea Life centre by getting on very well with the delphinidae there. Dolphin-friendly tuner, apparently.
Definitely wasn't Fender, either Grover or Gotoh, but mine surprised me when I was bass player in the house band at the Sea Life centre by getting on very well with the delphinidae there. Dolphin-friendly tuner, apparently.
That's no way to refer to Creedence Clearwater Revival.
That explains things. Los Pitufos (bizarrely, named after sandwiches made with small bread rolls) as they're called in Spain, really do live in the village of Juzcar, near my Malaga gaff.
The most popular Pitufo filling is tuna.
I'm afraid that none of this is misinformation.
Testing your speaker with a 9-volt battery works okay, but testing with a 12-volt automotive battery works better.
Best test is to plug it in to an electrical outlet and enjoy the 60hz hum.
We have a place in the UK like that, called Sandwich.
I hear it hosts a very well catered blues festival every April.
A jazz blues festival or a blues jazz festival? And does the catering include large bread?
Large bread tuna sandwich? That would be un bocadillo. Spain's a compromise - it's either the small blue blokes (pitufos) or the large blokes who aren't blue. That's why some people pay up for the Made in USA Fender gear.
I know Sandwich in Kent quite well, asdfgh; some say it's not the real Deal, but the houses in Deal aren't painted blue, either, so I don't get what they mean.
I know Sandwich in Kent quite well, asdfgh; some say it's not the real Deal, but the houses in Deal aren't painted blue, either, so I don't get what they mean.
