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Tremendous! Although another headless portrait youtube video, the camera angle is perfect. It's focus to the essence is just right. Another proof of TMB's exceptional skills!

Well then...as of the thread title, you'd laid your hands on it? Tell more then.

These basses are exquisite.

That's the reason, I selected NO as the answer to the voting.

Jens Ritter's princess

Wow! That's a damn nice peace of furniture right now.

That's the chambered model! Mmmmhhhh...

Fender Princeton Recording Rockman Guitar Ace *Sears Silvertone 1482 SR&D X100 *SR&D XP100, had 2, sold 1 *SR&D XPR *Valvetech VAC 25 *VOX AC-15 H1TVL * still have Tubes all webered

No count! You're out. It just comes into my mind that I have bought Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygen for 5 bucks at the local supermarket the other week or month.

Been thinking about buying that one for a little while already. Brian May is my preferred guitar player ever, but I don't know why I hesitate so much in buying Kerry's album. I bought from a seller cheap through Amazon. It has great songs on it just as you'd expect them written from Brian. I think the album is strong from the beginning getting a bit kitschy towards the end. It's that musical style heroic singing that defines the album title and you may like or not. I am not listening to it everyday though. Kerry definitely has a dramatic voice, listening the album loud literally lets windows burst.

Recent buy was Queen II from the new re-issue series. I only had the old AAD compilation CD before and the original long player of course. The new digital reissue is a great improvement sound wise. Then, Ali Neander's self titled debut playing Jazzrock. He's quite known in Germany, having about 50 CDs on his count being involved with. PSP, Simon Phillips, Pino Paladino, and Phillip Saisse. Jazz style with not only exceptional drum playing. Live recording and highly dynamic. I've been to the show. It has been an experience. Just found a gallery from the show I've been: http://www.musiktheater-rex.de/galerie/dis...m=206&pos=0 Aynsley Lister - Tower Sessions, a very nice live recording session without audience. Blues for sure. It contains an exceptional interpretation of Purple Rain about 10 minutes long. Kerry Ellis - Anthems, lots of Brian May guitar playing with a haunting voice. Kerry being an experienced musical singer have been selected for the first set performing the WWR musical in London. Musical style anthem oriented singing, highly dynamic.

We should start a new category called "Daily Tiffany". Never mind you doing the life work Greg. I keep luring through the keyhole. Edited to add: I should check my funds to make a custom order just for the pics. A Hamer Standard Custom BCR Tiffany Custom couldn't be beaten. Resale value guaranteed!

This has been an exceptional documentation at the time of building. I'm still driven.

What can I say? Happy learning! How about the Newport? Are you happy with it?

Not unique since you notice the chickenhead where regularly a 3-way toggle does its job. This one has a 5-way rotary switch adding series and series inverse wiring to the regular wiring scheme. It's giving the guitar some nice tone options brilliantly shining through the VOX. .

Because it has something to do with this ship and my name.

HOT!!!!

I don't know how I made it to miss this thread over 6 pages, but this one's going to be the best quality Gibson ever as it will be finalized by a dedicated luthier rather than in the G custom shops. What a great deal Brent.

You might have to drill an additional hole in the middle. On my USAs the stock tuners had two mounting pegs on the edges, while the Sperzels have a single peg in the middle. One thing to keep in mind about Sperzels is the tuning ratio. It's not as precise as other tuners. MC, The Sperzels have a Gear Ratio of 12:1. I'm used to 16-18:1 ratios. How do you "Fine" Tune with the Sperzesl? With Fingerspitzengefuehl!

Great video! One of my favorites: The Six Teens. It has various sections, acoustic slow up to rocking fast, that make this song stand out from the other hits.

I loved this at the time. Should be still sit in the record sleeve. Love Is Like Oxygen has been in the radio the other day. Thought, it still is a modern song though.

Very nice Bigsby action somewhere in the middle. No electronics needed for spacy sounds though.

Currently, I have a set of live songs on my mobile of which I run the full song list at random. This morning Teenage Rampage came to my ears and I was propelled back into youth times. Information at your fingertips, it was quickly revealed what the band is doing today since singer Brian Connolly and drummer Mick Tucker have passed live years ago. It looks like it is still an actively touring band with a quality line-up only having guitarist Andy Scott in the band. My favorite longplayer always have been Give Us A Wink. Off The Record was a favorite too at the time, but lost much of its pace to me today. I know Sweet have a different history in the US than in Europe. What was your SWEET though?

What about the Echotone?

- Manfred Mann +1