G Man

Why not?

Thanks for the info all. Went with the Yamaha MG12X 12, got a good price on an open box version via Reverb with a 45 day store warranty. Should fit the bill for this band, guitar, bass, keys and drums.

The mixer we've been using has crapped out, so we are in the market for at least an 8 channel, possibly 12 channel, mixer that has outs for both mains and monitors. Not looking to spend a ton of money and used is okay. ATM running 4 mics and 2 inputs for keys What do you all recommend?

At this point, my regret is that I haven't sold off more guitars. I really don't need 10+ acoustics and an equal number of electrics , let alone the multiple amps, drum sets, basses etc. that rarely get used. 🙄

Sold

TTT

Apparently not excited enough to pay for decent seats. 🙄

I'd try Simple Green on an inconspicuous part of the case and see if that works.

Agreed, whoever get's their hands on this one will be a happy camper.

You the Man Ted! Thanks for all you do to keep this place alive.

Thinning the heard and this one is next. This is a great example of a 2020 Les Paul. This one has a one piece body with nicely figured maple cap in Heritage Cherry Sunburst. The following mods have been done. Kiss My Strings zamac tune-o-matic bridge, a very well made bridge out of Germany. Mojotone '59 Clone PAF style pickups that sound great, as well as PIO caps. Original bridge and pickups included in sale. Overall in great shape with some minor signs of play wear, but overall in excellent condition. Includes original case. True LP non-chambered weight of 9.5 lbs. $2000 + shipping from 01060. Obviously if you're somewhat close, I'm happy to meet up in person.

Thanks for this. I'm due for some new strings and these are my strings of choice, can always use another cable. Good score!

I have one, although not in red, and it has not had any issues and serves my purpose well. It's not a Mono Vertigo by any means, but much better than the gig bags of yore.

To be fair, the Blue Chips really accel at acoustic, brings a very nice tone out of them. That's what I originally got them for, but as I got used to them and tried them on electric, I was hooked. I really like the way they glide over the strings with little to no pick sound, as well as how well they stay in hand when playing. I don't claim to understand how such a smooth surface sticks to one's fingers, but I'm grateful they do.

As a Blue Chip user, I manage to no longer lose my picks. It's like sunglasses, the cheapies disappear in weeks/months, the pricey ones stay with me until they are too scratched to use anymore.

^^^ She's got a point, fly coach and buy another guitar with the money saved.

95, great run for an old jazzer. RIP Good Sir.

Nice! I'm still hanging on to this one.

You rock Ted, thank you so much for all you do to keep this place running, there really is nowhere else on the interwebs quite like it.

The President's Cabinet

I'd start with Mojotone.

I had the same thought when I received that email.