Gotta have people testing products rightOh yeah, giving all your product away...saves on paperwork
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Gotta have people testing products rightOh yeah, giving all your product away...saves on paperwork
Are we going to talk about dresses?! Finally!
Gotta have people testing products right
He'll have to catch me first hahahahahahahahahahahaha....Mark is going to kick you out of the studio.
He'll have to catch me first hahahahahahahahahahahaha....
You really don't get a fair shake around here.
Mark is going to kick you out of the studio.
That bass is so cool on so many levels. I did not know Gretch made a bass like that. Lost out on a super jet a few years ago that was dirt cheap. BTW, who is TV Jones?Some of you may remember that I'd received a Music Man StingRay for Christmas, and that I had some issues with it. Well... I'd sent it back, where (much like with car problems) it didn't exhibit the issues I'd experienced. It was set back up to within the shop's specifications, and shipped back to me. Upon re-arrival, I opened the case & found a bass with a back bow that caused every string to buzz like an electric razor on every fret. In my frustration and disappointment... I decided it was cursed, and sent it back to the store, uncertain of what was going to happen next. While in transit, something showed up on the store's website that filled a desire I'd carried with me for years. Back when I was playing guitar... I'd always loved a big orange Gretsch hollowbody electric, but the stars just never aligned.
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The neck specs don't line up with what I always look for. I'd never touched a short scaled bass, don't like floating bridges, and to my knowledge, have never heard a Filter Tron pickup in my life... but I needed to do something to conclude this transaction, and a refund was not an option. Dollars and sense, plus my affinity for Gretsch, put this G6119BO "Broadkaster" as the best available option. I am giddy to be able to announce that I am beyond thrilled with this thang!!! It is absolutely SPECTACULAR!!! I could fill pages with commentary about the tones it produces! Absolutely incredible!!! I don't know if it's due to the shorter scale, or the way it hangs, or a combination of elements... but even with a less than tree trunk neck... I can (and have) played this thing for hours without the usual hand and wrist issues that make me stop after only 2 or 3 minutes. The action is effortless!!! @GBassNorth being a short scale guy... I must urge you to do yourself a big favor & check one of these out!
Absolutely, we're saving him headcount costs in the accounts payable department. Not to mention all the free R&D we're providing. Heck that's worth at least a hundred grand a year.Oh yeah, giving all your product away...saves on paperwork

I can live with that.You really are terrible.
That hasn't stopped people before.Ehem
We have very strict immigration policies at the studio, I’m afraid. No way he’ll ever get in in the first place
I can live with that.
You gotta be fvck!n’ kidding me!!!
Since last night when I was up to date, you’ve accumulated 13 pages to read...
Give us working guys a break!![]()




, ufff, crazy. Isn't it.Adolf Dassler AG.
{I had to toss a coin to decide between novel or nutshell. Nutshell won}
Fatherhood & a full time job started the decent, but health issues crashed the plane.
You asked for it.Are we going to talk about dresses?! Finally!