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Another country heard from...

I've got a Contender 290 that fills a need for me as well. I've had a couple of Reverends, but always fixed neck - never a bolt-on.

I've always try to separate the art from the artist. Throughout history, great art has been not infrequently been created by total buttholes and I always figure if you try and limit yourself to appreciating artists with whom you agree on things you're basically only limiting you. Anyway -...

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I do wish my 12-string had em!

My cousin had a Sunn stack back in the olden tymes - I wonder if he's still got it...

Yeah. I think prospective SEALS in BUD/S Hell Week are forced to carry a Peavey 212 and a T60 at all times...

Dissenting opinion: I have had and have several (i.e. lots of) guitars with locking tuners, and frankly I think they're a solution looking for a problem. I have never had an issue with tuning stability in any properly-setup guitar with non-locking tuners, but have had difficulty with loose...

If it's a Peavey, I'd imagine it weighs a metric ton. I'm not sure what Peavey constructed their amps from, but I'm betting the constituents came from pulsars or black holes...

Uh, that's a steer - good luck getting ice cream there!!!!

I have a late-model (mid-2010s) "Offset Series" Duo Sonic in LPB with a mint PG and maple FB that is an all-out player. I can get a lot of useful tele and strat tones out of it, and it's light and fun to play. Yeah - it gets a little cramped up in the wee frets, but insert Tommy Tedesco quote...

One of the warehouse guys at a place where I was supply chain director was the guitarist for powerviolence band Spazz.