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So after I [thought I] finished my briefcase pedalboard, my wife says, "did you try it out?" "Not yet," I replied... but quietly I was thinking, "I don't need to try it out. I know what I'm doing!" Turns out, I don't know what I'm doing. Listen to your wives, fellas. I plugged in all …
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Here's a neat-o little project that I've been wanting to put together for a while now. I've wanted a guitar effects pedal board for a long time, but I couldn't justify paying for one (because I don't play many gigs these days and my guitar skills aren't good enough to warrant a fancy board for …
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As an Angelino (Los Angeles local), we city folk usually cringe at the idea of liking all things country. Country music in particular was almost never seen as an acceptable genre of music to listen to when growing up out here. It was too twangy and too hillbilly. There's definitely a stereotype that things are …
I picked up the uke in college because of a band called Three Plus. The first uke I bought was this $80 soprano from a guitar shop on the westside. I led some worship songs with it for our fellowship in college, then let my cousin borrow it (indefinitely) when I ordered a new tenor …
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