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RockinRayDuke

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Cameras are not my friends. Funny to see the much fatter version of myself though. I have a handful of pics that I'm proud of.


I have to call Adam tomorrow to see if they have the 3rd generation straps in yet

When you do get them in I'll take one. The one Lisa has there looks to be perfect for me.
 

bovinehost

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I think it's the same photo. He's pointing out the spot on the Bongo wherein the Dude DNA sample might be.

Jack
 

Figjam

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Maybe someone could be nice and shrink it down to avatar size in photoshop for ya. I would but im on my brothers laptop at the moment, and he runs linux. No photoshop on here.


Steve,if you make it square,itll make him all squishy since the picture isnt square.
 

Musicman Nut

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LisaIs said:
acrylic instruments are fun and have great sustain but they are a bit weighty. I need to shut up about heavy instruments now. I sound like I want to play a piece of rice paper.

No Light basses is where it's at, anything over 9 pounds doesn't come home Period, My light basses sound great too. DJ
 

Musicman Nut

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Dr Stankface said:
Both of my basses are at 11 lbs. and sound great too. :cool:

I wouldn't mind a 9 lbs. SR5 though.

Heavy Basses sound great don't get me wrong, But there's just no need to have any instrument kill your shoulder. I have basses as light as 5 pounds that sound incredible, so we'll save all the heavy basses for the folks that still go to Golds .
 

Aussie Mark

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Musicman Nut said:
save all the heavy basses for the folks that still go to Golds .

People who play heavy basses don't need to go to Golds, while people who only play light basses will continue to get sand kicked in their face at the beach.
 

Musicman Nut

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Aussie Mark said:
People who play heavy basses don't need to go to Golds, while people who only play light basses will continue to get sand kicked in their face at the beach.

well in 47 years Im yet to get sand in my Face, but when you Play 1959 and 1960 Fender P and Jazz Basses that weigh Nothing for 20 years and sound Incredible, don't tell me you have to play a 50 Pound bass to get tone.

Sorry it doesn't happen, Maybe in the Indonesia your considered a Man if your bass or guitar weighs 15 to 30 pounds, well they can keep sending them over there too.
 

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I'll take an eight pound bass every day. (Wish I had more of them.)

And I shot a man in Wharton just to watch him die.

Wait, maybe that was a squirrel.

But still.

Jack
 
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