Gear Pics

Ol' D-Man strikes again. Sigh.

Aww yeah, here's the current stable, of electrics anyhow (need to take a new group shot of acoustics with the mando and Esteban):

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Brian Krashpad said:
Ol' D-Man strikes again. Sigh.

Aww yeah, here's the current stable, of electrics anyhow (need to take a new group shot of acoustics with the mando and Esteban):

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I'd love to spend an afternoon at your place trying these guitars...there are so many things I have never played but are intriguing, like the Ovation...
 
If you're ever here in Florida definitely look me up. Lou (bbreaker) managed to drop by for an evening a few years years ago and we had a grand ol' time.

The Breadwinner is... quirky. The active electronics are primitive and can be a big pain in the butt. The tone settings on it are counterintuitive as well. I've mainly held onto it for sentimental reasons. Has low low low action though, I'll give it that.
 
Brian Krashpad said:
If you're ever here in Florida definitely look me up. Lou (bbreaker) managed to drop by for an evening a few years years ago and we had a grand ol' time.

The Breadwinner is... quirky. The active electronics are primitive and can be a big pain in the butt. The tone settings on it are counterintuitive as well. I've mainly held onto it for sentimental reasons. Has low low low action though, I'll give it that.
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I wish it were in my near future. At the moment I can't even get out of California to see my family in New York.....:(

So there is a reason why the Breadwinner never caught on it what you're telling me :tongue:
 
reverend1 said:
So how hard was it to keep from going full throttle on that one?
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Not too hard, tbh. Between not wanting to screw things up for my buddy and the secret servicemen on either side of the stage playing it straight was pretty much the thing to do :)
 
markwein said:
Not too hard, tbh. Between not wanting to screw things up for my buddy and the secret servicemen on either side of the stage playing it straight was pretty much the thing to do :)
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:lol:

sounded great

that had to be one for the books
 
Brian Krashpad said:
If you're ever here in Florida definitely look me up. Lou (bbreaker) managed to drop by for an evening a few years years ago and we had a grand ol' time.

The Breadwinner is... quirky. The active electronics are primitive and can be a big pain in the butt. The tone settings on it are counterintuitive as well. I've mainly held onto it for sentimental reasons. Has low low low action though, I'll give it that.
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:poke:

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Granted, we just went out to dinner...no guitar playing.
 
This has to be updated:

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The Aria 12-string was recently replaced with a New York Pro 12-string.

I'll have to photograph the Peavey Telecopy, the Mod-Mo amndolin, and the Bushman Jenny conert uke. :grin:
 
Well, we had a grand time too, but it was dinner, and Mark was talking guitars.

I wish you two could've come along to the club I went to afterwards.

That was the night I walked through the door, and the bartenderess scribbles something on a piece of paper and holds up this:

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You and Mrs. P woulda been so impressed!
 
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