Following my contribution to 100 pages:What do you think about these Rotosound round nickels?
.045-.105
.050-.110
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Following my contribution to 100 pages:What do you think about these Rotosound round nickels?
.045-.105
.050-.110
Nah, man. That’s Big Head Todd. Where are the Monsters?
What do you think about these Rotosound round nickels?
.045-.105
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.050-.110
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Don't like them nearly as much as the Stainless Steels. They're fine and all, but don't quite have that zing and gank I'm looking for from Rotosounds.
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Except there’s a few for sale on reverb
It does, but it's cool. I manage to get out here and there.
Beautiful, George! It all works and looks amazing!
I had them put the ankle bracelet on my wooden leg.... makes for a hoppy day out...
I don't normally go for "wood" looking geetars, but that turned out beautiful! I'd rock that center stage, and would NOT use it for crowd control....
When they were building the Gold Coast they built canals for drainage connecting to Nerang River and other creeks and the ocean; so they could sell many more ‘waterfront’ house blocks.
Of course the dream was just swimming, boating and fishing right from your backyard. Over the years the bull sharks moved in and decided it was a great spot to live. Over the years the numbers increased and now it is ‘don’t go in the water’.
