Sgt. Pepper

Here is what came after the 35. Sometimes I just look at it, but I don't smell it. http://

I was thinking the same thing. Here is one thing off topic. How does one prove their guitar got damaged and what proof do you need to show. What if your guitar was lifted up and thrown half a mile away and you do not know the whereabouts. Do you need proof or can any one just say I lost my guitar in the tornado. I'll take that LP thank you very much.

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Here was my 35. I don't have a pic of the back. But you can tell due to neck binding and the v in the sound hole.

All mine are in really good shape for something that is 100 years old and something that is approaching 100 years.

I was born in Passaic General. All my players are wooded cabinets and not the super cool looking one's with the big horn.

Doesn't anybody sniff panties any more. Its now guitar cases and truss rod tools. Bunch a weirdos. M-36. Love a 3 piece back. Miss my 35 then I see my 41 and I get over it.

At least you have White Castle and Taylor Ham.

I have a 1915 Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, 1925 RCA Victrola and a mid to late 1920's Brunswick wind up phonograph. All work and I have record for all. The Edison I only have one record. It won't play anything but the diamond disc records made for it. All made in the great state of NJ. State of my birth.

Cool looking.

So I got King's X and Tommy Emmanuael coming up next month. Jason Isbell in June and Friday I got tix to see The Cult. I think they are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Sonic Temple, but I thought that came out in '89. Electric is a smoking LP. Ian and Billy Duffy are still in the band with who knows now. Hope he rocks that big ol Gretsch. Can't wait to hear the opening notes of Love Removal Machine.

Voila. I clearly have more real estate and have work to do. I do have stickers on the back and sides of the acoustic cases. The bass so far is only on the front. When I traded and got my D-41, I told the owner I wanted to keep my D-35 case since I stickered up. The 41 would have came with a Geib case and I hate those. He had no issues and knocked a $100 off.

They are on the front and back you just can't see them in the pic. One is the classic Roger Dean Yes logo.

Here is my rig. Obviously the speaker has a mate its just not pictured. Guess which album and win a prize. I know Steve can.

So I'm not the only one. I was getting worried.

Shower first.

You had me at fake with vinyl decal. Never ever in my life have I heard of that on a Gibson. You got scammed. Contact Reverb as soon as you can get them on the phone and demand your $ back. Silk Screened Yes, Vinyl Never.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, send me your guitars I'll beat the p!ss out of them for free.

Love the Strat's and Tele's in the background.

Old F-in School.

I need moment to clean the screen. Are those those thin membrane speakers?

Put my stuff on imugr and I have no problem uploading from there.

Now I gotta listen to some Cat. Maybe Budda or Bull.

Smell your truss rod tool too. It might smell bad. At least one poster said so in another thread. But if they are made in China - Don't.

Nothing like a Tele. I preferred mine in the classic Tele vein. 2 singles, tone, volume, and a 3 way. I do prefer a bridge where I can intonate each string separately instead of those double strings on a tree thing. Nowadays like a LP its anything the company that makes it wants to call it.