It looks like a Hoss. Fortunately my Heritage is the heaviest I own--it's 76lbs and is just big. My 212AV is 66lbs and isn't bulky or hard to move. But I'm glad the Heritage has wheels and the towel bar.
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Thunderbird Club
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You always rock it Chuck!!
I also have a set of Classic cabs, (210 and 115) that are louder, but I rarely need to be that loud.
man…these Grecos….just sayin’..
That’s the best cover of that song I’ve heard. Your singer nailed it. And your play, as always was great.
Mahogany Monday is better than stormy Monday. But the song is great....
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Bungled this one together today.
Yeah, that pick serves as a censorship bar...
As for what this is...
A few months ago, I bought this eighties Japanese Charvel Body and this chopped up Marlin guitar with the intention of marrying the two together.
I played the Marlin with my band and while it was fun and everybody was going "Where did you get THAT from?" There were some things that I started to hate about it, key of which being the fact that the selector switch was impossible to get to and that it also was uncomfortable to play sitting down.
So today I did what I bought the Marlin for in the first place and married the parts with the Charvel Body.
Yeah, that pick serves as a censorship bar...
As for what this is...
A few months ago, I bought this eighties Japanese Charvel Body and this chopped up Marlin guitar with the intention of marrying the two together.
I played the Marlin with my band and while it was fun and everybody was going "Where did you get THAT from?" There were some things that I started to hate about it, key of which being the fact that the selector switch was impossible to get to and that it also was uncomfortable to play sitting down.
So today I did what I bought the Marlin for in the first place and married the parts with the Charvel Body.
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There's Mahogany under the paint - ya just have to wear a bit of it away.
Nice, Authentic player wear, as it should be.
I have no one to blame but myself but my PR410 cabinet is 128lbs, wheels but no towel rack... AND the SVT6 pro I got to pair with it is 41lbs AND I got a heavy duty rack to mount it in so whatever that weighs...
I mostly got the rig in case I get a roadie I hate.
AND i'm going to look at a yorkville 8x8 this week.... 113lbs.... probably pair that with my 9.2 Genz-Benz 7lbs.... or the PF50-T
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They sell handles(towel racks) at Home Depot or Lowes or maybe even your local hardware store.
but do I match the bathroom decor or the music room curtain rods?
I'm so bad at fashionable carp....
Hahaha... they have the kind of handles you want next to the caster wheels. Heavy duty stuff too.
anybody see this?….not bad…Battle of the Scheldt….who knew?..
https://www.netflix.com/title/81166791
https://www.netflix.com/title/81166791
Curse you Long & McQuade!
Just got back from the kiddo's drum lesson. In my random wanderings around the store, I saw a used acoustic drum kit in good shape for $125. Asked why it was so cheap - it is a brand they don't usually carry, so it is priced to move and sold as is. Put a deposit on it to have a think on it.
Also offered a 7ender 212 guitar cab for $300. Very clean. It is $100 over the price point I was looking for.
And my Thunderbird still hasn't arrived...
Just got back from the kiddo's drum lesson. In my random wanderings around the store, I saw a used acoustic drum kit in good shape for $125. Asked why it was so cheap - it is a brand they don't usually carry, so it is priced to move and sold as is. Put a deposit on it to have a think on it.
Also offered a 7ender 212 guitar cab for $300. Very clean. It is $100 over the price point I was looking for.
And my Thunderbird still hasn't arrived...
I have been on the lookout for a decent kit for my kiddo too, been scouring CL for months, it’s for Christmas but nothing has come up yet.
Speaking of delivery mishaps, did someone here say they work for the USPS? Or does someone here know anyone who does?
