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Jai at 96 weeks of age (1 year 44 weeks - 22 months)
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Date: 16th October 2011
Neon Blonde play at Mt. Henry's bar.
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Maton EBG808CL Performer Acoustic Guitar
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« 11 » Mounting a Roland GK-3 on a PRS Torero
27th March 2011
I mounted a Roland GK-3 pickup on my PRS Torero guitar, for use with the Roland guitar synth systems.
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« 12 » Hohner Steinberger B2 bass upgrade to Roland GK system
25th February 2011
These are some photos of upgrading my Hohner B2 bass to a Roland compatible GK system with a GK-3B pickup.
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« 13 » New PRS SE Torero Guitar
31st January 2011
Richard orders a new guitar and it finally arrived - a Paul Reed Smith Torero.
The SE Torero features several firsts for PRS — a Floyd Rose bridge, EMG pickups, and neck through body construction among them — that should appeal to both the existing PRS player and a new audience and musician. The minimal/unpronounced heel smoothly blends into the body and the deeper, lower cutaway gives easier and smoother accessibility to the upper frets while the pick-ups provide power, clarity, and definition. These features all contribute to the Torero’s notable sustain, and the bound ebony fretboard with jumbo frets and no inlays paired with a mahogany body and flame-maple veneer give this guitar a very distinct look.
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