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This whole thing is getting super shady and weird. It's as if they're scrambling to do damage control, and kiss Clear Channel's ass and apologize. :confused:

How would you react if you were a touring, professional musician for about 25 years, and your set got cut short so someone could lip-sync to bad dance music? :confused:

Bottom line is this: Usher's lip-synced, choreographed bullshit performance ran 25 minutes overtime. Rather than extend the entire show, they decided to cut green days set in half, to make room for more choreographed dance lip-synced garbage. So one of the few acts of the night that...

Clifton, I believe.

I think people are quick to assume that because they themselves can physically screw together two pieces of wood with ease, that it "can't be that hard" and that ANYTHING without a set neck is a "glorified parts-o-caster". Sizzler cooks steaks. So does Smith & Wollensky. If you can't tell the...

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PS. The site works totally fine.

Looks like a killer pedal. Let's see if they make it able to handle rack-level FX loop signals.

Marty took my lowly black LP Studio, taped off some faux binding, and turned it into a sparkly rock and roll monster. He. Is. The. best. Remove all hardware. Pack your guitar well, and ship to him. You will not be disappointed...best in the biz. I have yet to meet someone who sees my...

I mean, ya gotta figure that Gibson wouldn't *intentionally* create a pickup to make their Guitars sound bad, ya know? haha. I'm glad that the 498T worked out for you. I've had a similar, long pickup swapping journey with my Les Paul, as well as every one of my guitars. I don't know why it was...

I don't know if this is totally true. I get the feeling that Reinhold isn't inspired to make hot-rodded, high gain, channel switching monster amps anymore. His latest releases, and NAMM offerings, have been very vintage inspired, lower gain, low wattage amps - small heads, combos, etc. So...

I got myself a Bogner Oven. :lol: :LOL: :D

R41 on mine was tucked under a piece of ribbon cable. Super easy mod to do, those Surface Mount components pop right off after you heat the connections a bit.

Rich, looks amazing. I'm lucky to have a friend who happens to own a metal-shop. My graphics + your machining skills = balls mcgee.

http://jackdeville.com/clickless-system/cltb Temporarily out of stock, but this is a clean solution.

One of the best techs in NJ is also one of the best builders: Jimmy Somma at Sommatone (Gladstone NJ)

Holy crap. It's like 6 minutes of talking before they even strum the guitar. Someone tell Marshall to hire Pete Thorn to do a REAL demo... please. I dunno. For $2600, I think there's a TON of amps out there that are better sounding, and way better built.

Thanks Red Label. I wish that I would have researched the whole "baking the paint" process BEFORE I did this footswitch. I thought a ton of clear coats would be enough, but not so...

Adding to what Lublin said about the custom footswitch: I've already made one similar to what he's describing. I used a Hammond 1590DD size box, and omitted the Standby and Loop switches. Used high quality Carling switches and crazy bright LEDs too. Functionally, it works perfect...

Some great one liners from completely delusional "singers" who tried out for my band: "I didn't know whether or not to drink, or smoke, before I showed up, so I decided to bring liquor with me." In this case, the liquor was a bottle of Dissarono Amaretto. How masculine! "If you smell...