The best ones that I have played have all had neck resets. I don't mind one that has been played in and ready to rock.Atta boy! I bought my very first SG from Ernie @santellavision several years ago and now have a few. Very light weight and thin bodied, and while some may knock the neck joint (and I've heard some can feel downright floppy), I absolutely love how responsive the entire guitar is to manipulation. Oh, and the custom buckers in that first one I got are a better fit for me (60's/70's rock of all forms) than anything else I've heard.
Uh... what’s been happening close to home...?In light of the pandemic and some of the idiocy I've read about happening too close to home, my GAS switched to another G word.
Latest acquisitions are a couple thousand rounds of 9mm & 12ga 00 ammo and the brand new Springfield Hellcat OSP, plus the appropriate Alien Gear holster and extra magazines for all my carries.
Damn...@SteveC and I were at the Robin factory in 2004 and bought matching Slabtop Supremes; his a Ranger and mine a (then called) Wrangler.
Each of us wanted to buy both and is still waiting for the other to blink. I won't. It's a perfect guitar.
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Hillbilly break-ins, nothing too serious but I like to be prepared, and this TP and disinfectant t'ain't goin' nowhere...Uh... what’s been happening close to home...?
I made a joke the other week about the increase of gun sales being for the purpose of protecting the toilet paper supplies stocked up by the hoarders. Now I have a face to the name...Hillbilly break-ins, nothing too serious but I like to be prepared, and this TP and disinfectant t'ain't goin' nowhere...![]()
Yeah, but later, it'll make a guitar look cheap.Currently building a house. The checks we've been writing the past couple of months have been GAS curing.
That was assuming you'd hold off until the house was done. My mistake.Later?![]()
I've been getting it too, but then I remembered that all my anticipated gig income for March and April went byebye (and who knows after that). So I've scratched the itch by putting some better operating (but original era) tuners on my "other end of the SG spectrum" SG Junior. A Junior and a Princeton Reverb were my original rig back in 1965. So, Bubs, you're halfway there, Oh Oh livin' on a **slap**and my Princeton and searching out a well loved Custom Shop SG.
Poor Guy. LOLWell, a couple things have popped up that I'd have likely jumped on quickly a few years ago. TBH, I cannot really ramp up any real enthusiasm for any of it. Things may change. They always do. But it is a good excuse to stick to my goal to "sell another 6 or 8".
Everything seems cheap in comparison to what we've spent on concrete and lumber this far, I meant I'm not buying jack shit for awhile after this project.That was assuming you'd hold off until the house was done. My mistake.
Phase One: Denial LOLEverything seems cheap in comparison to what we've spent on concrete and lumber this far, I meant I'm not buying jack shit for awhile after this project.I am happy with the stuff I already have though.
I thought I was the only person who tended to buy more shit when he wasn't playing. Good to know I'm not alone, haha!Yes, I think it's the mutated monster cousin of "Haven't been gigging, getting bored, let's buy stuff." But I'm so darned happy with my meager little collection, I really can't think of anything I want!
Studio rooms ARE expensive.Everything seems cheap in comparison to what we've spent on concrete and lumber this far, I meant I'm not buying jack shit for awhile after this project.I am happy with the stuff I already have though.
I thought it was a requirement.I thought I was the only person who tended to buy more shit when he wasn't playing.