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Maybe they make color changing LEDs in that format. But given the size, I would think the lumens for any specific color would be dim.you would go for that?…..this club is SO COOL….. we all work on each other’s stuff so when the stuff gets posted, many of are already intimately familiar with the items, since we either made them, fixed them, played them, borrowed them and on and on…..
you would go for that?…..this club is SO COOL….. we all work on each other’s stuff so when the stuff gets posted, many of are already intimately familiar with the items, since we either made them, fixed them, played them, borrowed them and on and on…..
(at 1:40) loved that you rocked the Grecobacker! 
I tried TI's which many players swear by but they didn't feel/sound right for me. On the other hand, LaBella's checked all my boxes. I've also used their light gauge strings (rounds & flats) on short-scale vintage basses with necks prone to bow under excessive string tension. I've used & like GHS Precision flats also.
Thanks y'all!Rockin' - you got caught on camera attempting to tune!
Hah! Like a drummer twirling his sticks between hits! It's R&R - you're allowed!Thanks y'all!
Wasn't tuning, was going for a quick play over the top of fretboard, but of unnecessary showboating.
Just got a set of their low tension flats.Glad you like them!
Cool retrospective image you suggest. Yeah, very special indeed.Ha!..yeah, just hideous…….]
I try to imagine myself walking into a music store in 68 and seeing that hanging from a rack….what awesome times…..
Equally disgusting! How can you stand that thing?
I would say blue, but I do like the purple.
"Oh my!" to the before pics!
