Glad you liked it. I have nothing like the talent or gear needed to shoot anything more than very basic video, so I rely on free stock footage from on-line libraries. Unfortunately, after making 100 videos over a six-month period, I started to find it almost impossible to find suitable new footage. After a break of six months, I'm hoping there will be some new material out there.
Thank you for the welcome, and for your appreciation of my ES335. In the unlikely event you're anywhere near Worthing in SE England, I'm happy for you to come round to ours and play it yourself. To be really honest, the guitar cost so much money, I was a bit scared of it at first.Welcome. I love the ES335.
I have a friend in Brighton, so you never know if I'll be around. I usually tend to see him when he's on tour, because I don't like to drive in England. The wrong side of the road for my brain is usually not much of an issue until I get to an intersection or roundabout. Then, I get confused.Thank you for the welcome, and for your appreciation of my ES335. In the unlikely event you're anywhere near Worthing in SE England, I'm happy for you to come round to ours and play it yourself. To be really honest, the guitar cost so much money, I was a bit scared of it at first.
Back in about 1983, I briefly owned a 1950s Les Paul that belonged to the guitarist from 10CC. It cost me serious money. but nobody gets too worried about a ding in a Lester. A 'beat-up 335' is on no-one's shopping list.
I play the 335 a lot these days, but I'm still not taking it to any eough bar jams.
We do have an opening here for power flipper extraordinaire. This spot is vacant and we are searching for qualified personnel.
If he shows up here I’m out.
Well I have no idea who he is. What's the story with him that would chase you away?
I'll PM you, so there doesn't have to be an unseemly outpouring on your lovely forums.
I can testify to that…
Well, if ya’ll hang out around here for a while, by this time next year you will have MORE gear!
First off. Welcome to TTR.
Speaking of recycling, I need to update the Warmoth family photo as that neck in the front row is now a completed project. Also, the P90s in the second from left, front row guitar came from our ferengi friend.
This is true!
Just realised what those guitars are sitting on. Are we talking 5.1 home theater? (Or, 'home cinema' as we tend to callt it in Europe.}
It’s a 7.1 system. I finished off the basement in this place after we moved in 2020. Started with bare studs. They are Polk audio speakers in the wall, a Bose center speaker and a JBL subwoofer powered by a Denon AVR. After I built it I was surprised how few films are recorded or mastered in 7.1.
