Of course! The seller is clearly clueless, because strap locks also fix light feedback from the input jack.
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Of course! The seller is clearly clueless, because strap locks also fix light feedback from the input jack.
Or RF interference. Common around the Great Lakes.
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They cure acne, too. Didn't you know?
something tells me you hit it on the head..
strap locks help with that.
I wonder if they come in tort? That would cause a feedback loop in some people, inducing headaches and immediately healing them.
shame about Polytone....really dig their tone and are built with top quality components....unfortunately they're put together like dog doo doo which (IMO) was mostly responsible for their demise.....
I guess water reflects radio waves. So i could see how Vince called it.
specially LF and HF, just the frequencies that confuse improperly shielded/grounded pickup coils for antennas..
It’s all drag, drop, swipe, type and press.
It’s more difficult than a blind date in Bangkok.
That collection is pure sex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is my transition from prog to post punk records...
I’ll stop torturing everyone after this, but for their first two records (only), I thought this band was perfection between 1980-1982. Pretty sure I’m the only one, but I’m cool with that
I like WOV a lot and am probably one of the few people that liked the 7 Days in Sammystown. Maybe because I shared Andy Prieboy's fashion sense and hairdo back then.
I just look at them as a different version of the band. The Stan Ridgeway stuff was cool and the Andy P version was cool in its own way IMO. 
A 'date' was pretty easy in Bang Saen/Chonburi in '66.
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If you’ve never heard David Bowie’s final record, Blackstar, consider it! Great songwriting and an amazing rhythm section
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I agree - another true innovator/pioneer around that same period was John MacLaughlin. Check out this sh#t -
If you haven’t seen the Netflix doc about his final years, make a point of watching it. A must see.
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Always like Roxy. Then there’s the Berlin Trilogy with Bowie. Hard to believe that stuff was more than 40 years ago.
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me too - Bowie was a true artist to his last days on earth
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My first awareness of the power of electric guitar might have been stirred by a few guitarists that I heard before hearing Hendrix, but then there was John McLaughlin, and then there was Nels Cline. Granted I wasn't aware of Link Wray at that point...
