balls.

has this already been mentioned? it's pretty neat.

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I like it's toaster/lunchbox looks. Some have been calling it the LunchVox.

looks pretty great! the octave thing is kind of a drag, but like stewart said, aint no thang when you've got the octave shift handy. i don't care much for the color, i don't know why that particular shade of silver has been reserved for all things midi-controller, but that's just personal preference...

shortscale stylophone symphony unite!

got microkorg, and moog source. right now (like a lot of you) i'm pining for a little phatty. http://www.vintagesynth.com/korg/microkorg.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3109/2442625152_ee6f576ba8.jpg also have ye olde stylophone! http://retrothing.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/09/12/stylo...

Ah here we go. Mystery solved. Thanks guys. The guitar in question was made for a short time, as I have indicated in other posts, when we had the production capacity in Mexico and not overseas. All of the MIM Fender Squier series I have seen were nothing less than a MIM Fender Standard with downgrad...

hahahaha little wiener keys.

I have an Alesis Micron, kind of the main rival to the MicroKorg. It has the same 3 octaves, but FULL SIZE keys. Not as nice looking as the MK, and people say its harder to program sounds but i think, like most things, after using it for a while it's just as easy as the MK. It has some nice feature...

i've got a moog source. moog popped this wierdo out in 81, it was intended to serve as an update to the minimoog. it sounds great. but because of the weird membrane control panels, i guess they're prone to malfunction. A company has been periodically releasing new membrane replacements for it every ...

yea, I can't put holes in the wall either. I would just use a stand. if you want it up high to display your guitar like; you could put the stand on a shelf or dresser maybe? also there is this thing: http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/regular/6/7/1/260671.jpg http://accessories.mus...

Yeah, you're unlikely to learn very much opening up a nintendo cartrdge. you don't know until you try. ACTUALLY , since you all have brought it up... what might you find in a nintendo cartridge? have a listen to this my friends; in the very early nintendo games (the dozen or so different games made...

Hmm I might do that! I will investigate it, is it just a soldering job and some holes in the pg? You would need this: http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/regular/6/0/5/552605.jpg And this: http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/regular/2/9/5/431295.jpg With a little hel...

yeah, i'm pretty sure thats what he's getting at too. but i figured it was relevant enough. haha

On a slightly different note, does anyone here actually monitor the level of humudity in the rooms you keep your guitars? To try and stop things like the above with wood expanding and contracting.... especially with acoustics and things like that? My stepdad and his dad before him, always kept a bu...

ive got the "corgan" set-up on my oly strat... i like the red lace quite a bit, its the blue one that i'm not so into, it's got fucking wimpy output, i do like it through a fuzz though.

Haze wrote:ordered one of these
http://www.wdmusic.com/fender_duosonic_ ... r_901.html
so it'll be black on black on black black sex black maple

will the JB + Jazz JR fit under a mustang cover?????????

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pics in the cut - excuse the shitty cellphone shots Headstock front, you can sorta see where the "made in" bit was scratched off, as well as the little "Squier Series" http://jeffarcel.com/squier/squier1.jpg Back of headstock with tuners and serial http://jeffarcel.com/squier/squ...

yeah, weird, i'm thinking it's not a jv series... and the only thing i can find on T serial numbers is for actual 94/95 MIJ fenders. but I dont think thats right.

mystery squier is a mystery.

I've got one of those weird "Big Fender - Little Squier" stratocasters. And whoever had it before the person who gave it to me had scratched off the little Squier logo on the ball of the headstock and also the "Made in:" line, so all thats left there is a black Fender Logo and th...