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I've got a Magnatone Titano 610. Finally took her in for surgery and man it sounds too sweet.

Very cool indeed. An old studio I did work in had a 64" x 40" homemade rig and it sang. He also made some cool dampening devices for it as well. Nice work man!

Hey Nick, take a look at the Octane as well. I find the pres really nice for drums.

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We have a Stanton Turntable with spdif outputs. Then run it through Sound Soap for a little clean up. Works great. ART makes a phono pre / AD converter that's pretty cheap as well.

Here's my MIM. After some fret dressing and a good professional set-up, it's one of the nicest playing guitars I've ever owned.

What specifically is going broke? 933 should hold just fine if your RAM is good and OS is clean.

That was about the best description of the JC I've ever heard. You nailed it Creep!

Hardware Hank At the hardware store they sell screw in lag hangers. You see them all the time with hooks or other shapes. One of them just happens to fit almost all guitar necks perfectly. We buy em here for 3 bucks a piece. Cheaper solution anyway.

Another vote for crazy glue! Also after it dries I lightly file it with an emery board. Please tell Gwen that I'm sorry I haven't got back to her and that we'll have dinner and a romantic evening when she gets back from tour.:D

I have a Magnatone Titano 60 1x12. She's heading to the shop for new tubes and caps. Sounded great when it worked.

That is a beautiful steel Acid! Love the case too.

Yup! It's a cheaper Gretch but I love it. Someday I'll have enough bucks for a pedal steel.

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http://www.savageamps.com/index.cfm?id=5&s=1 Ooh lala baby. I've been to their shop. Met the builders. Played all their models. Absolutely sweet! They also run a top notch repair shop! Very soon I will own one.

Here's a few. Ronnie Sessions was born in Henrietta, Oklahoma on December 7, 1948. When Sessions was four years old his family moved from Oklahoma to Bakersfield, California. Sessions began taking guitar lessons when he was eight years old from Andy Moseley (brother of the local Mosrite Guitar...

I've played one. Very plasticy and weird. Urge Overkill guitarist Nate played them. The sixties revival bands usually had one or two. Not too popular but it would seem some people really liked them.

Yeah you're right and right after I posted that I kept thinking "weird 60's surf guitar" over and over. Mosrite.

Whoops, I guess I should start since I started this lame poll. :D 1972 Fender Twin Reverb - Bone stock 1990's Crate Tube VC508 - I inherited it. I kind of like it for an around the house amp. 1980's Marshall Tube Studio 15 - This one was modded. Post pre-and EQ line out as well as pre. Celes 12"...

I wanna say it's a Rick but I'm not sure. Wish I could see the headstock clearer.