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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

You guys are persistent and insistent! I didn't forget, although you guys already made the decision to title her so, I said over 5 years ago in High School friends said not I. And because I can't just let her be the focus of this I had to be in the photo too.

So here's the 51 year old bday girl, fellow road kill picture taker, friend and most importantly my Mom.

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Sexy!!! Mom looks good too. And yeah I think I really am your father...
 
Sooo.... If someone takes your mom out on a date, are you tagging along? And are you going to wear that bunny suit? Deal breaker if you take it off...



See? There are some sickos out there that like that bunny suit. Just dont break eye contact with kawai...

Call me Harvey


Moth girl and bunny man, moms. I'm starting to realize kawaii is just turned on 100% of the time regardless
 
On a serious note kind of, I'm wanting a guitar for slide mostly, nothing expensive, and most for likely open D so I can capo for open E too.

I'm thinking a squier strat, telecaster or maybe a semi/hollow body. Not really sure, but a neck pickup is paramount.

I used a tele myself and liked it, a band I know uses a strat for more lead like slide but could do anything of course, and then jack whites hollow body jazz box with neck bucker is delicious.
 
On a serious note kind of, I'm wanting a guitar for slide mostly, nothing expensive, and most for likely open D so I can capo for open E too.

I'm thinking a squier strat, telecaster or maybe a semi/hollow body. Not really sure, but a neck pickup is paramount.

I used a tele myself and liked it, a band I know uses a strat for more lead like slide but could do anything of course, and then jack whites hollow body jazz box with neck bucker is delicious.

Get a cheap Squire VM Tele or something else used. Might need to replace the pickups, but GFS makes good stuff cheap. The worst thing that can happen with cheap guitars is they need to have really high action or have terrible fret dressing. Neither would be an issue if you're setting it up exclusively for slide playing.
 
On a serious note kind of, I'm wanting a guitar for slide mostly, nothing expensive, and most for likely open D so I can capo for open E too.

I'm thinking a squier strat, telecaster or maybe a semi/hollow body. Not really sure, but a neck pickup is paramount.

I used a tele myself and liked it, a band I know uses a strat for more lead like slide but could do anything of course, and then jack whites hollow body jazz box with neck bucker is delicious.
You can get a nut adapter to give it a test run and see if you really like slide. Couple different kinds out there.
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Sooo.... If someone takes your mom out on a date, are you tagging along? And are you going to wear that bunny suit? Deal breaker if you take it off...



See? There are some sickos out there that like that bunny suit. Just dont break eye contact with kawai...

Better yet, don't make eye contact with Kawai. He takes that as a silent assent.
 
This will probably require me making a want ad then, as I'll be trying to achieve this under $100-$150 all together.

I really don't play much guitar (probably cause I don't own any anymore). Cause I'm seldom playing with others, I want to start working more on things I've made and a slide guitar, porch stomp box and bass vi will get me where I want. And SM57
 
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