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If you're holding a bunch of singles, maybe use a newer car.

These work great...

Here's some of the more obscure ones. I tend to hunt around and find guitars rather than buying new. Here are a few notable ones. 1963 Rickenbacker in factory Jetglo: 1954 Fender Stratocaster with 1968 Gibson Dove. If you're into maps that's a Soldano SLO-100 in EC Grey and a Dumble...

I've been using high-strung guitar for about thirty years. I would just buy the cheapest guitar you can find at a pawn shop or flea market. I have a low end Eko Ranger and I believe it cost about $35 when I bought it, at a flea market.

I always thought they worked well. I would have loved a pair back in the day.

My setup isn't all that fancy as far as being high-tech, but I try to get a good mix of analog and digital. I also have an 8 track Otari I use for drums sometimes.

If you go for a MacMini the ones to get are the MacMini Server. They're i7 quad instead of i5 and they come all setup to take two hard drives. They also have removable RAM, so you can upgrade to 16GB (the max for any Mini) for a lot less than Apple charges. Once they announced the current Minis...

I am not an electrician (although my grandfather was) but I do my own electrical work. Codes do exist for a reason and (especially) due to the fact that this is a structure that looks like it has limited doorways/windows I would honestly tear out the walls and rewire the building. While I...

FWIW I recently bought the Weber and am very happy with it. In the past, I had used a Scholtz and the Weber sounds much better. In addition, the Weber has a bypass switch, the volume knob is not stepped and it has a direct out (that I have not been able to get a good sound out of, but I...

I ordered a Custom Shop SG, waited over a year and it came with the headstock popped off. Oh well. I like Gibson and Fender too.

In the old days the big Ampeg bass cabs had beds inside. Musicians would sleep in them to save money on hotels when they were on tour.