Consult your physician for erections lasting over 4 hours, unless of course the one brunette from the viagra commercial is there, in which case you just became the luckiest man alive..."
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball...
Consult your physician for erections lasting over 4 hours, unless of course the one brunette from the viagra commercial is there, in which case you just became the luckiest man alive..."
Pointless censoring is always fun.Think about baseball, Les! Think about baseball...
(hopefully we didn't get his **** **** up to much).
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Think about baseball, Les! Think about baseball...
(hopefully we didn't get his heart rate up too much).
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Lollers -- your "artistic license" with your own birthday made me think that maybe the 85/15 pickups are really a reference to pickups from 1885. I'm going to start this rumour.
Hey, next time Paul Reed Smith himself does a periscope (he did one toda...earlier), someone ask him if the 85/15 and the 58/15 pickups are the same thing. He already said he liked the idea of an SE version of a Paul's Guitar.
Oh, and then suggest a core 7-string and/or a limited run of the Holcomb 7-string.
I was going to post a picture of the viagra ad woman I was talking about, but don't want to get Les' blood pressure up, or cause him a 4 hour.. well never mind that.
First of all -- awesome, thanks for the period info and the correction.Actually, 85/15s refer to 1685. They were inspired by Stradivarius' Sabonari guitar from 1679 (note the sound hole pickup...oh, you can't see the pickup? must be concealed under the rosette). PRS got the date wrong, but who's gonna hold that against him? I once owned this guitar back in the 18th century, but traded it for a Guarneri amplifier.
And that's no artistic license, my friend. Les really was 784 years old.
He's already gone on record saying they're the same thing, except for the pickup covers, in an article in the English mag Guitarist.
No. I don't play metal.
I'm, more accurately, prone to "autistic license". :biggrin: This should not be a big surprise."artistic license".
i ruptured a spinal disc reading that! But with the right amp, those EVs are amazing. And in conjunction with a brighter speaker, the 1x12 EV makes it sound HUGE! That may yet be my next cab.Hey I just got a ported 1x12 with a classic ev12l and it sounds like a 2x12!
I'm, more accurately, prone to "autistic license". :biggrin: This should not be a big surprise.
Did we we ever see the results of the speaker cab design questions?
i ruptured a spinal disc reading that! But with the right amp, those EVs are amazing. And in conjunction with a brighter speaker, the 1x12 EV makes it sound HUGE! That may yet be my next cab.
Those are the ones I know, too. I have two sitting in boxes looking for a place to play. You used to be able to find M/B unloaded Thiele 1x12s all over CL. It's been a while since I looked.I love the EVs going back to the ones they put in the early Boogie amps, Mr. Boogie.