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Grem

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  1. Yes, just turn guitarbwith the bout down, wiggle it till the pick is in line with sound hole, and then flip it with sound hole down and pick falls right out.
  2. I never realized it was a problem for everyone. I just assumed that everyone had thier own way of doing it.
  3. It will be. No damage whatsoeva!!! In fact, I always keep a spare pick inside my box guitar. JIC. I know how to get it out with no issue.
  4. Grem

    "Deal or No Deal"

    Not if you know how to use 'em!
  5. I have often wondered why they haven't done this already.
  6. Grem

    "Deal or No Deal"

    I have a Mk IIB without the mods. Out of all my amps it has the best clean and distortion sound. But to get the killer distortion, it has to be cranked up. Got to get those 6L6's hot and sizzling. But when it's loud, it's really like magic. Unbelievable sweet sustain. I also have a Maverick and a Mini Recto, and a Carvin Nomad. All three have EL84's for the power tubes and those all have nice singing distortion too. Not near as much bass as the 6L6's. I do have to say that my fav is the Mk IV I have. I got it running 2 6L6's and 2 EL 84's. Yep, sweet stuff that Mk IV!! Three channels, lead boost, switchable EQ, sweet spring reverb. Lots of other features that put it in a class of it's own. Is that the one with the carpet on it? Yes they are!! All mine sit on amp stands. Haven't lugged one of those around in a few years!!
  7. I have a way to get it out in seconds. Developed the technique when I first learned to play many many years ago.
  8. Yep, me too!! Watched the whole thing!? None, whatsoeva!!
  9. Grem

    "Deal or No Deal"

    Upon further reading this seems to be the case. At least that's what they (Boogie) is claiming. I love my Boogie amps, all of them. And all the pedals I have from them too. Before Gibson bought them out, they were some of the best imho. Well worth every penny I spent for them. But almost $4k for a combo amp? Come on! I wouldn't care who designed it and who's name was associated with it, I ain't buying for that kinda money!! I am a big Dream Theater fan, love John's sound and his playing. And I almost bought one of those "Signature" Mk V's they put out. But it was priced not out of my reach, but a lot more than what I was willing/wanting to pay for it. This new Boogie is going for almost twice what the JP "Signature" MK V was going for!!! :0 Ouch!! I wish them well, but this first offering ain't looking too good to me. But maybe I ain't the crowd they want.
  10. Grem

    "Deal or No Deal"

    I received an email from Guitar Center about a new Boogie amp. Get this: "MESA/Boogie skips the Mark VI amplifier to go straight to the Mark VII" And here is the real kicker: "Mesa Boogie Mark VII 1x12 90W Tube Guitar Combo $3,799.00" Wow!! Gibson really putting it's "Mark" on that brand!! Unbelievable really.
  11. RIP ole boy. His playing and songwriting influenced me more than I ever thought. A lot of my music I write today is a direct influence of his style of rhythm and lead playing.
  12. Grem

    "Remember" _Colab

    Thanks very much Paul.
  13. Nice listen. As others have said nice clean guitar tone. Harmonica came a pleasant surprise! Was not expecting that. All in all we'll done. We'll written too. Was that real drums?
  14. Grem

    Amfortas

    Just listened to it at few times on my Bluetooth speaker here at work. Good vocal performance. Opening synth lines are really interesting. Very nice. Opening guitar riff sets a good feel for the song. Lead sounds good. Tone is excellent on this speaker. The the synth lead sounds good too. The next guitar lead, is that a different player? Sounds good. Just very different. Will listen more when I get to some better speakers. Love the synth ending.
  15. If I am reading this right, he wasn't serious.
  16. Yes he did a great job. Yep, for sure. Thanks bit.
  17. You posted in the right thread?
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