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those guys must crap $100 bills several times a day.

calaverasgrandes wrote: I like neutrik for xlr, switchcraft for 1/4" plugs and jacks.

oops, i was only thinking about 1/4" connectors. i agree on the newer Neutrik XLR plugs being better. however, sometimes i prefer the Switchcraft XLR jacks.

Switchcraft ends, Belden cable. i'm old and set in my ways.

i put some GFS pickups in a couple of MIM Fenders this year (also replaced the tuning machines and bridges) and have been very happy with them.

AX80 and CZ101, i love those!

Dead, I know some of the early models, like the real 68's/72's had two single coils, but I haven't seen any of them with HB neck and SC bridge. Just from what I've seen so far, it seems like it might only be japanese reissues, whether from the 80s or 90s, that could possibly have one HB and one SC....

i think that's an SY-2 on the piano.

Wharfedale Diamond Pro actives are good. the KRK Rokit 5s are also worth a listen and might be more like what you're looking for.

the early Telecaster Thinlines had a single coil in the bridge position. i think this changed in the early 70s.

mine sit around getting stiff and arthritic and when i pick them up all they do is complain about how things aren't like they used to be. of course, most of my guitars are between 30 to 40 years old.

you could get a blackface-era Bassman if no reverb or trem doesn't bother you.

monitors first and then the amp.

inverseroom wrote:

Dead wrote:came in the post.

Whoa, you must have been really excited!

that was soo bad.

ThePitz wrote:

RodC wrote: After a couple of songs she says "Wow, this is nothing like Rockband on Nintendo...." (I guess she plays the Wii version)

So did she get the gig?

*spit take*

came in the post.