Good to hear you finally were able to have it worked on. Stick with that PT, it absolutely makes a difference.
I'm not sure when that will start but I definitely will.
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I'm not sure when that will start but I definitely will.
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Good to hear you finally were able to have it worked on. Stick with that PT, it absolutely makes a difference.
Well, PT is "keep fingers moving"... pretty basic for me being an artist/musician/cyclist and semi-retired artisan/laborer = ($) The Dr said over the next year, I will gradually start to feel more feelings in my three affected fingers. I'm down with that - just hearing it will get better was very encouraging. Some people might not use their hands as much as I do and always have, so having this handicap is pretty front-burner. Luckily I've never been one to 'give in' to adversary and I work to stay positive and not succumb to easy/lazy negativity. I will get better regardless of it taking 360 days.
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Yes, but off the top of my head, I don't recall which flats are hex or round core. I can't remember many flats even mentioning what cores they have. I suspect Rotos 77s are hex, but Thomastik-Infeld Jazz Flats are most likely round cores. The link just shows hex, but you get the idea.
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That dude is more cool than famous almost cool people.
I used to be cool. Don't know where it went. But this guy...he could sell cool in a bottle.Glad to hear you got that taken care of and hope recovery goes well Bobby.
I'm pretty adaptable. I don't mind flexible or a little stiff, but not on basses I can't get really low action. I never go over 105.
What happened to all the..... Never mind.
You may have said, but what year if your Ampeg, roughly?
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I've been called worse than a dog. A number of times.
"Bobby" When I first got married 20 years ago, my wife told me that they name dogs 'Bobby' out here and immediately called me Robert which still does to this day. She bought her first Chihuahua about ten years and guess what she named it?
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I've been called worse than a dog. A number of times.
I accidentally posted that halfway through, and wondered where it went. The full post is in now. Hard to type with a huge bandage on your left hand.
Thank you, I missed yours, what kind of operation did you have?
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Left hand carpel tunnel release. Opens up the 'tunnel' for hand nerves. Thumb, pointer and 'bird' fingers are numb/tingling. Surgery took a few minutes.
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I don't know... there are some great Bobby's out there..."Bobby" When I first got married 20 years ago, my wife told me that they name dogs 'Bobby' out here and immediately called me Robert which still does to this day. She bought her first Chihuahua about ten years and guess what she named it?
