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@@methatlovescats3602 thank you!

Help him instead of talkn shit.

Happy to brighten up your day.

@@Contrails_Over_Boston Thanks! My recent attempt at Rattlesnakin’ Daddy was a lot of fun, too. This style of fingerpickin’ is based on Merle Travis pickin’. It’s that 1-2 on the bass strings. Bomp bomp. Blues standards originally from the 30s…Blind Boy Fuller

@@casey3713 1960s. Maybe ‘67. Made in Japan. Likely a copy of Kay but the neck seems wrong. The f-holes look like the Kay Speed Demon. The body is like Gibson ES-175 but the neck is bolted on. Close to a Zim Gar but I sure could use help identifying this guitar. Thanks!

@@moeval you know I had a strange guitar from a pawn shop once, it was even smaller than a regular electric but everyone in the band I played in loved it for its strange novelty. Some of the weird ones can do cool stuff ✌️😎

​@@moeval also it has like a strat style headstock very strange

I think it might be a Magnus like this one: reverb.com/item/110572-kawai-magnus-speed-demon-ep-150-vintage-japan-1965-natural

F**ks given, 0.

Thanks, will do!

Yes! You got it. I saw them back in late 1980s at City Gardens in Trenton, NJ... well, at least the first few minutes before the bouncers threw everybody out for slam dancing.

Erock, did you ever hear the Lemonheads record Evan recorded with the Ds on bass, guitar, and drums? pretty cool to have them as your bandmates, no? at least Bill Stevsn on those drums! my god man can he play drums. Well then, that's a sweet 6-stringer ya' got there. Peter Hook riffs next? Rrrrockkk!❤

@@Contrails_Over_Boston The Bass Master General performing in Evan's band?! Haven't heard it, but will look around for it. This really does looks like an oversized 6-string guitar, doesn't it? Feels like the right size for my long, skinny frame.

@@Contrails_Over_Boston ok, yeah! This sounds like a Descendents' tune: ruclips.net/video/_HEefU78el4/видео.html

@@moeval ya! I believe that one was written by Bill for his father. It's a great batch of songs and a kickarse record. 🙋‍♂️

Grazie.

Thanks bro! Its around the size of the Mustang line from Fender.

Its been fine for years. I only apply once. It sinks in... After that I use lemon oil whenever I change the strings. I've never heard of boiling linseed oil before applying.

Don't go burning your house down. Boiled Linseed, when discarded improperly, can spontaneously combust on those rags. It's a fire without a spark!

I still have this and the power supply. Very heavy in weight. There are more lines appearing on the screen as it ages, though. I rarely start it up. I also have an Alienware 17 R2 which is a keeper. Found it in a thrift store and got it working again with a $50 repair.

@@moeval Would you be willing to sell me the D900K? I do a lot of repair work on these older alienware units. I also have a couple myself such as the 766.

@@Dakota-ng4br Yes. I am willing to sell the D900K. Make an offer. I can setup an eBay auction to complete the transaction.

@@moeval That would be great. With the screen issue would you consider 150?

@@Dakota-ng4br Yes. 150 is good. I will link the auction page once I set it up. I have the same username on eBay: moeval

Saddle bought on eBay. Seller: Sagane-ya Store Here is it for $10.24 www.ebay.com/itm/275193590752 To Dress the Frets, I used guitar Fret Tools found on Temu. They are very inexpensive. To scrape the frets, I used dish scrub pads from my local grocery. They come as a multi-pack and are large rectangles. I cut a strip from this to use for fret scraping.

@@moeval Thanks for the info!

It is not connected to the MC-909. It is connected to a mixer with separate effects. If you would like to connect a guitar I would suggest using the Line In and Sampler. When the 'Mix In' light is lit in the Sampler section, you can hear your connected instruments.

Thank you.

Thank you for your kind words.

Oh, merci, je fais de mon mieux. Oh, thank you, I'm doing my best.

Hvala Vam na ljubaznim riječima. Thank you for your kind words.

Thank you.

It is like learning a new language. Most only learn how to ask for food. lol.

Hello Fred. Long time. I'm doing well. Have been in the same job going on 13 years now, same wife for 9! 😄Playing a lot of guitar lately. Not much on the bicycles these days but still have them. My sister Jean-Anne is going through a tough time. Been in and out of the hospital with cancer treatments. If you pray, please include her for a miraculous healing! Thanks. How's it going with you?

I'm working on Romance de Amor (Spanish Love song) for my sweetheart on Valentine's Day. Need to get that right in 10 days.

You nailed it at 'who has 18 hours a day to practise'. Not me. So I may be mediocre, but it sounds good enough for me. Thanks.

@@moeval ooof, hope I didn't step on your fingers there! not suggesting you are mediocre, far from it. you have the discipline to teach yourself classical guitar pieces! that's freakin' awesome man. keep at it and if you ever wanna' hear mediocre, listen to my guitar solos😝

Its all good. No feelings caught. I'm really finding that this is my way of combating an aging brain. I've been able to memorize a few of these tunes. Which is a good thing. This tune is actually improvised while reading the Classical Version, so it could be I'm still working out the arrangement. I kept thinking that it would sound better as a bluegrass song instead of straight classical. .. and I'm thinking Fernando Sor started everything on guitar now... so... @@Contrails_Over_Boston

Seems to be a long life battery schematic, though. I haven't had to change the battery since I got it years ago.

It will drain if you leave the cord plugged in. @@moeval

they should have just put the compartment on the outside. Sounds like you do interesting things, I will check out your other videos.