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spectacular!

beautiful!

I had an HX effects and I currently also have a HX Pod Go. They do a lot and are a great value. I would rather have just my Strymon Timeline through the right amp for a big gig than the rest. That is more of a tone conversation though. As far as things breaking down I would not worry about...

There are advantages and disadvantages of both 22 and 24. I am in the 24 camp. Why: Its not that I use #23 and 24 much at all but it allows ease of access to the high frets without changing how I hold my fretting hand. I can play in high A for example easily which is great for many songs...

nice hip to be square!

I thought it was a joke at first then WOW!! He is so good!

Rainsong 6 and 12 acoustics.

BAM was also a great place to sell gear...

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I agree with using it. It is going to take a hit and you have to be OK with that. But you were like right on stage! Isn’t that what it’s really all about?

Schaller’s on everything- very happy

like!!

I added a choke to my Marshall JVM 210H - for me it improved the tone a lot Rule of thumb - modern metal resistor, more classic rock choke

congrats!!

I am 90% on board with them. Most of my PRS I switch out to Suhr Aldrich for the same music you described.

I have some REALLY great amps but joined a band that wants to go direct with IEM's. The other gtr player has a Helix and the bass player has a POD Go. I had trie a Helix Stomp before and also have a HX FX so I was already comfortable with the Helix line. I had heard a band with 2 gtrs direct...

classy - thanks for making the rest of us look bad LOL

I am happy that others like it, but for me many of the new choices are not my cup of tea..

Very cool, not for me but very cool.

Congrats on your retirement. I don't know those states enough to comment. All states are full of people of many traits. Just because a state gets a certain slant on tv doesn't mean there aren't other types and regions there that you would bond with. I live in IL a very blue state, but...