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Location: Dallas | Chuck, as for taking care of yur puppy. From my own experience. Keep it in the case and lock'd if possible since you will be on a ship. DON'T lend it out to ANY one what so ever. Just think of it like loaning your lawn mower to your neighbor and he puts gas in the oil, and oil in the gas and don't ever bring it back. And keep it on a stand if you can, and clean the strings off when you're thru with it, will extend life a bit longer. Don't forget to take a couple of extra sets with you. Cut off the excess , or roll 'em neatly at the head so's not to scratch it. And most of all, common sense....
Enjoy it, and may it last you a long time :cool:
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Location: Georgia | From Coyote's post July 28.
"This board is 400+ people ranging from a retired gas station owner to an old biker, with everything in between"
Hmmm.. I'm between a retired gas station owner and an old biker...
Oh the images that come to mind > :) ..... |
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Location: NJ | Lauren
I can see it now OFC girls gone WILD!!!!!!!
Miles and I can make some videos and dvd's and sell them to help fund the site. What do you say?
I bet some hot bimbos would help sell some guitars!!! |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Lauren
Notice it didn't take them long to forget all about their music CD, now they are talking dvd's etc. Sounds like their music studios will soon resemble the playboy mansion. They need to get back to the guitar method discipline before they are lost.
We can discuss this disturbing trend over candle light and champagne some time, they seem rather juvenile.
Bailey (Rico y Suave) :cool:
I know candle light and champagne works cause next month is our 45th anniversary, and we always dine out whenever we can.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I just noticed my studio does resemble the Playboy mansion. The tudor design, the comfy furnature, game room... just missing the bunnies, the pools, the limos, the weather and of course Hef. I even have an outstanding sound system and a mirror ball.
Of course Hef does have over 100 great Acoustic and Electric guitars and 20 or so amps to choose from, 50 or so mics, half dozen keyboards, nor a 24 track digital recording platform.
So Hef and I...we're even? They say "the one who dies with the most toys wins.", but I think the type of toy should count, in which case I think Hef wins. Drats....
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Location: NJ | I thought it was "he who dies with the most bims wins" |
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Location: Shelton, Washington, USA | I just discovered a new chord!!!! G6add2 (E bass)... E A D G B E.... does that make me a music theorist? Have I found the Lost Chord? Has anybody seen my coffee? |
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Location: Maine | Chuck,
Odd that your batteries are getting stuck. Ovations come stock from the factory with duracells. Is yours one of the models with a "trapdoor" battery compartment, or the "click-in" battery holder? If it's the first, you have to push down on the battery and shut the little sliding door. It's spring loaded down there. If it's the other...? |
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Location: Dallas | Sorry Jiminos, Quik Draw McGraw discovered it first. It's the "KaBong" chord untuned all open string chord. Try it, untune your puppy a little, do a Who - Townsend open hit, and say
KaBong !!!! |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Miles
Sitting there in your studio in your smoking jacket and pajamas, puffing on your pipe, and mumbling "I only read the articles, but why do they make it hard by printing them sideways?" will only lead to speculation on who has the most toys. Hef will win, he will show up at your party in tight jeans, with a flag motif collectors Ovation, sing Toby Keith's song and, trailing $20 bills, like the Pied Piper will lead the Bimbos to the mansion and write an article about tolerance for aging guitar players. (all this is done by highly paid stand ins who haul his Howard Hughes type body from challange to challange).
Go play your guitars. I was almost run over by Hugh Hefner and Barbie Benton at a Buick exposition at the Beverly Hills Hilton in the 70's, I was there for a Siemens X-ray spectrograpic seminar on company expense, he was there making his fortune and molesting young girls, (I think Barbie was about 16). The experience led me to get bombed in the Hilton bar and forget all the good information from the seminar, fortunately I had written it down and didn't lose my job. But I learned that the Hefners win if you let them, the secret is don't let them.
Lets go back to making music.
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Location: NJ | getting bombed in the Hilton bar ....now that gives miles a whole different forum to elaborate on. |
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Location: Waterloo, IL | I have the trapdoor version to hold my battery in. The problem I had was the battery was too thick, and would not slide through the trapdoor. I got it in almost all the way, and it got stuck. I had a tough time getting it out. A second battery only went in part way before getting stuck. I tried Rayovac and Duracell. Finally went to Mar's and picked up a two pack of Danelectro's, which fit just fine. How long do batteries usually last? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Here's to all the times during NAMM we got bombed at the Annaheim Hilton lobby bar! Do miss the good times but not the headaches! |
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Location: Georgia | I have to agree with Bailey. "Lets get back to making music". But, I have to say that I the "diversions" had me laughing. Then, a light, (dimly lit) came on. (without the champagne..heh)
Brothas and sistas.. I feel a song a comin'
"Toys, Bims, Bombs, Kabong"
And a one and a two ... |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Originally posted by Lauren:
Brothas and sistas.. I feel a song a comin'
"Toys, Bims, Bombs, Kabong" .
Lauren, that reminds of a great lick from Colin James...
"There's only three things worth of dying for and that's Chicks, Cars and the Third World War." |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | It's what's worth living for (not dying for)
Waylon said something about guitars tuned right and good feeling women.
That's pretty succinct for us men.
Bailey
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Location: Scotland | On the "back to making music" theme.... Jiminos, strictly speaking your G6add2 is actually an E minor 11th.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Didn't he also have the song "Mama don't let your babies grow up to be hairdressers"? |
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Location: Baton Rouge, LA | Now, wait a cotton-pickin' minute, cwk2!
I know a lot of male butch hairdressers!!!!! |
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Location: Dallas | I had a funny feeling that (M)mystery chord was gonna turn out to be a Minor chord, then again - what'd ya expect . So, how long does it take to undo your fingers from it to go to the next El Kabong chord?
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