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I'll leave it to @Track Rat to tell us if it's a single piece of wood or two perfectly matched pieces of wood.

Whoever it was that built that guitar top had a keen eye for matching two pieces of wood that are nearly perfecf mirror images of each other. 👍 I would've bought it for that reason alone.

I listened yesterday and again today. It's a cool tune! Describe "analog". Nah, just kidding. There's no need to go down that road again

I always enjoy listening to your tunes, K-dub, but IMO, Soundcloud has always had a bad habit of.... https://www.musicradar.com/music-industry/streaming-sharing/we-hear-you-and-i-swear-were-working-on-it-soundcloud-responds-to-online-criticism-that-its-compression-algorithm-is-destroying-transients

Coming soon to movie theaters throughout the world. CAPRICORN II

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Once upon a time microphone wars was all the rage. Tube wars? 🤣

I had listened yesterday and I liked what I had heard. Listened to it again today and yup! It's a great tune.

I look forward to viewing and listening to your production.

Depending on the guitar, I lean toward Elixer Custom Lights, but I have also experimented with using different string to string gauges. Who knew! If only I was famous.... 🤣

Whatever works, right? 👍

I understand it that many guitar companies eagerly manufacture signature guitars based upon the specs provided by famous guitar players who have modified their off the shelf guitars to achieve a "signature sound" of their own. And that's okay, but all of a sudden now, signature strings are are...

@TalismanRich Thank you for reminding me that, just like you, I also had purchased a Peavy Transformer 112 right about the same time that you had bought yours. That amp has been sitting there beneath my desk for about 20 years. My bad. I do remember scrolling through the factory presets, but I...

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Too late now for apologies. What's next? I'll be back.

Sorry about that. I should've posted my thoughts at PT.

Like it or not, there are millions of young people in this world who are embracing and welcoming AI into their lives simply because they are incapable of reading books, incapable of thinking for themselves, completely reliant upon shoes that don't require a shoe tying skill, so on and so forth...

Hey Rich! You're younger than I am, but welcome to the club.

I agree with that. For example: Masonry has been and always will be a "hands on job" best performed by people who possess the skills to lay brick and mortar.

It has a Les Dudek vibe to it that I like! ?