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So sorry for your loss. Keep care.

Beat me to it!!

I listened to the first album yesterday. No regrets and I will listen to it again. There definitely were some standouts on first listen for me, like "The Time Machine". I couldn't help but think that this may be a bit of a grower, needed a few more listens. I'm just wrapping up the second album...

As a prog/ heavy-prog fan, I think there's a lot of REALLY good modern day music. 2021 has been a strong year of new releases. Check out Caligonaut - Magnified as Giants, Sylvan - One to Zero, Beautiful Bedlam - self titled, Cosmograf - Rattrapante, Motopsycho - Kingdom of Oblivion, for...

I have little nests like Helter's all over our rural property. They have never really bothered me, until I disturbed a hidden one under a chair and I got swarmed and bitten at least seven times. I don't like them anymore. We also have mud daubers around. I had no idea about their nests until I...

There are certain members who stand out amongst the many in a positive way, whether due to their knowledge, kindness, attitude, writing style, etc. You are one of them, Thom. I find your posts intriguing and refreshing (and sometimes puzzling), with a wisdom expressed in your own way.

As long as I can remember, I've had it. There are certain milestone events, such as a Crew concert in General, right in front of the speakers, certain construction jobs around the house, etc. Really, though, it was accumulative abuse with music, motorcycles and power tools. I use hearing...

I like curvy things and tend to like people around here who also like curvy things.

Physical and facial expression along with the playing can be a big part of the show. In the case of 21 year old Yngwie doing things we'd never heard before, it was perfect. Pure confidence, expression and mastery, even if it may not be your thing.

Glad to hear your place is still there!

Or that he forgot his sunglasses.

I'm thinking you'd have to play that thing Jeff Healy style.

Oh no! So sorry to hear. Stay safe and hopefully your place remains untouched.

Several years ago you could get a "The Duck" replica for that price. I would much prefer one of those, if money were no object.

The look grew on me after about 15 seconds, but it doesn't make me go "wow". Super-jumbo frets. That makes me go wow. Monster frets only seen on the Malmsteens, I believe.

Stark was / is cool. Wherever he is, I wish him well.

^ 2000 grit thumb :)

What is that?

Contact Jeff through his site: http://xhefriguitars.com/page15.html He knows the whole Plus series and he knows wiring.

I've had 3: '92 MIJ, '07 MIA and a '11 MIA. They were all top notch quality. There is something very cool to me about the buttery feel of the frictionless bending and vibrato and the amount of string control / grip. It's something that you need to experience to know if it's for you. I've also...

This was my immediate first thought: He was just looking to maximize break angle over the nut on the wound strings.

Over time, the more guitars you play, the more guitars you get comfortable playing.

It's good to have dreams, Ben. I hope this one comes true for you one day.

Fender sure does like to recycle it's successful model names. I guess this would be the third time for the Plus. I wonder if this time they will have more success than the last one, with those exchangeable sound modules or whatever they were!