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Tom baker > all

I made it into work. No problems once I got out of my little valley. They closed the base once I'd been there 4 hrs, so I'm back home now.

For a practice amp that's not a problem

They're fine for aes over xlr too. That's how the aes standard was made.

Check out the various micro power amps for home. 1/4 or 1/8 watt. Or something like a vox or line 6 modeling amp.

Waffle and biscuits and gravy at waffle house

a coworker had the FR-S and HATED it. He kept it 2 months, and traded it in.

just finished season 2, well into season 3 of american horror story

cheers Juan prosit, head-case!

vana and tobiko

You could probably do well heading down to austin as well. I bet there are some serious guitar shops there.

My favorite amp is the vox ac15.

I use a spigen tough armor case that doesn't add much to the size but seems to protect well.

Jeff, fly to nashville, and go here: gruhn.com

So the strength, and drawback, of the PRS is it's a chameleon. It's a great "do everything" guitar, but for my taste, the magic's in the focussed weirdness. Give me a jazzmaster, or a semi-hollowbody gretsch, or a thunderbird, etc.

that's a healthy sized watch for you

I'm not personally a fan of PRSs. I used to be, but they're guitars mostly without character. I'd personally play a bunch of guitars until I found one that spoke to me. Or buy a Gibson ES-335 or similar.

Looks like they replaced everything but the headband

I love my tokai jazz sound bass

head to nashville on business, then go shopping there. You'll find something you love.

Creole crawfIsh

Happy Birthday Ken!

well, there's also the problem that it has no bass and no treble, but that's true of a lot of music too.

you should definitely get the bose working. Everyone knows they are the best.