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It’s not that big of a surprise to me Listen to some of his solo albums. He’s taking some nasty shots at some executives. Still one of my top 3 players. Always the tastiest playing.
The real question is would you listen to it if it was created by the AI without human prompting?

Would that make it sentient. Or is it already? Think about it, the most basic instinct we have is survival, the second procreation.

And just what do you think the drive for data centers really is? It’s already trying to get into space.

re: Underrated guitar players

Posted by Kcprogguitar on 7/24/26 at 8:29 am to
Frank Hannon. Tommy was pretty good too.
Pickboy jazz. A little bigger than a jazz iii and you can get them perforated. Never looked back
You’re a snarky little frick aren’t you?

How about doing something original again without sucking at a dry tit?
No Queensryche, no Degarmo, no interest.

No interest in tater.

He’s just shitting on his own legacy.
It’s not the months or years,

It’s the minutes.
Snake oil. They’re only marginally “better”, if at all, because of the connection to the ball end. Nothing to pay a premium for, and yes, I have a box of them with 20 sets left. They’re recommended by Strandberg for their setup, so that’s what I went with. The connection to the ball end seems to help with unraveling, or so they say.

Save yourself some money, buy single strings in bulk. There is literally no difference. The cost is negligible to restring your guitar.

Having said that, I just noticed that Just Strings went out of business when the owned retired 10/25/25 so I’m not sure about the bulk players anymore.


LINK


25 sets of light gauge electrics..$79.

It’s like the 80s again!



I’ll give you $25 for the Tascam.
Ah yes..we forgot the transitive properties of football. How foolish.
Joan Severance in Rhythm of Love.
I just wish everyone would just ignore him. He reminds me of the movie Chatterbox.

re: Guitar amp recommendations

Posted by Kcprogguitar on 10/29/25 at 10:05 pm to
Great series of amps, but really need about a hundred hours before the speaker is perfect.

re: Lace Sensor Pickups

Posted by Kcprogguitar on 10/28/25 at 3:51 pm to
Well played Fret. Saved the day.

The original lace's didn't show poles. If memory serves, they had magnets arranged around the outside of the coil with a plain (no holes) pickup cover. The color printed on the cover denoted which kind it was. Red was hot, more like a hum bucker, blue was supposed be p90 ish, the original golds were 50's style Strat pickups.

I believe the first guitars to use them were Stratocaster Plus's with a red/gold/blue. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm a bit fuzzy on three decades ago. Beck, Clapton and I believe Knopfler all used them at one point.

Btw,Strat Plus from the 80s-90s are basically custom shop Strats. There was attention paid to them due to the roller nut that they used. The installation was a bit more involved, so the techs paid more attention to the rest of the guitar..hence custom shop before custom shop existed. Some really cool finishes.

re: Lace Sensor Pickups

Posted by Kcprogguitar on 10/27/25 at 7:20 pm to
What’s the color code on the pickups. There are a lot of different ones.

Pilgramage this weekend

Posted by Kcprogguitar on 10/16/25 at 9:36 pm
Off to Wildwood guitars for a new Les Paul. New project upcoming. Always wanted to go there and now I am. Should be a lot of fun.