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I love it!

Good luck David. I'm sure everything will turn out for the better. Stay positive and use this forum if you need to vent.

Man, you are one serious artist. Fabulous!

We need to go check out that guy I told you about.

Very cool guitars Matt.

Rob, How tight were you able to get the top to fit around the neck? I love seeing in-progress pix like these. Nick

Amazing work dude!

LOL you love it, don't you? Is it the couch or the lamps? That lamp looks like it's straight out of a '70s porn movie! Did you steal it from the Playboy archive stockroom?

Chris, That's the UGLIEST Les Paul I've ever seen. Hideous. Send it to me so people stop laughing at you. You're too nice a guy to be mocked over an ugly guitar. I'll pay the shipping, it's the least that I can do.

I love seeing professional work like that. You are very gifted my friend.

No pictures = no amp Seems a little elusive like getting that Dumble tone.

What if you were a never-was and a never-will-be?

Man, that brings back memories! Love this band!

I was just looking at these yesterday. I'd like to hear what's the word on them too.

You made a rhyme. SILENCE!!! I KILL YOU!!!

Don't take this in a bad way, but what exactly does that video prove? The tones that he's getting out of that guitar and amp are nice but, I'm sure there are a ton of amps that can sound just as good, if not better, at a fraction of the cost. It wasn't meant to prove anything, bro-seph... After reading this thread I researched the amp because I knew next to nothing about them. In the process I found the entertaining video clip and just thought I would share it with everyone. That's all there was to it. You're absolutely right, great tone can be had for a lot less investment... Hey Crowth145, Sorry if I came off as if I were challenging you. It wasn't my intention at all. So many guys on TGP have posted that video and I've always thought "big whoop". Nothing overly special in my opinion. My apolgies if I came off as a prick. Cheers! Nick

Don't take this in a bad way, but what exactly does that video prove? The tones that he's getting out of that guitar and amp are nice but, I'm sure there are a ton of amps that can sound just as good, if not better, at a fraction of the cost.

Because they're full of mojo!

Love you Geoff but lower that guitar bro!

Hooligans!

That's because most people working behind the counter at UPS/Fedex don't know the difference between their ass and their ear.

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My sincerest condolences. Nick

Good choice Ken!

Is Alexander "Howie" still alive? Is he still building amps?