Phillip, I want to thank you for this vid. I bought a MIM Strat a few
years ago because it was what I could afford. I absolutely love my
little red "Rosalita". (Yeah, I named my guitar after the gal in the
Springsteen song)
Rosy cost me $350 with a stand, hard case, Crate 25W
amp, cable, tuner, picks, and extra set of strings included. While I
want to support American labor, I work for a living, and I just couldn't
shell out the 2 grand that all the US gear would've cost me.
Rosie
plays like a dream, and in a kind of mystical fashion, holds her tune
for a year at a time. I'm serious, I can check her with the tuner and
she never budges except for a tiny tweak on the 2nd string once in
awhile. I'm using Fender Super Bullet strings and have never used a
whammy bar with this guitar, even though I have it.
Hats off to those
guitar makers in - I believe - Esmerelda, Mexico, because they allowed
me to get a guitar I could only have dreamed of otherwise. It even makes
me feel better knowing that many of them play guitar as well. Now, if
only I could play as good as the guitar I love! I have a lifetime to
work on that.
FYI, I did spring for a Roland Cube 40XL amp a little
later, and that thing is fantastic.
Most evenings, I just use a little
4-Watt MA-104 from Toy-R-Us for simple practice, however.
It's nothing
to carry and keeps my fingers on the strings. The thing is the size of a
hardcover book. I can run that in my garage at 2am and bother not a
soul.
Notes about my efforts to learn Tenor Saxophone - and some of the tunes I'm doing, practice sessions, etc - with my 1966 Selmer Bundy Tenor sax - "Bello."
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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
1963 G.E. RP1530 / RP-1530 Portable Stereo Turntable Manual
Click on images to view full-size.
My grandmother listened to Mario Lanza on this when I was very little.
My grandmother listened to Mario Lanza on this when I was very little.
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Antique audio equipment,
Pictures,
vintage music
Friday, November 30, 2012
By The Garage Lights - Take 2 at Oak Brook IL by Dan Stafford & Jon Ross on SoundCloud
http://soundcloud.com/dan-stafford/by-the-garage-lights-take-2-at
MP3 version - cleaned up with Audacity: http://www.whizzyrds.com/By-The-Garage-Lights-2.mp3
By the way, Jon's guitar is named Judy. I love it! That was my Mom's name.
Rock on,
Dan
MP3 version - cleaned up with Audacity: http://www.whizzyrds.com/By-The-Garage-Lights-2.mp3
By the way, Jon's guitar is named Judy. I love it! That was my Mom's name.
Rock on,
Dan
Saturday, September 17, 2011
66 Sax: Pics of Bello
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