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That’s right. Unfortunately. The actor was 93 years old.

Very nice, and compensated saddles too.

I use 80/20 for finger style mostly, but have to change them every other week. Mostly I use Phosphor Bronze. They aren’t as good for finger style for me, but good for longer. My 12 gets phosphor bronze.

I dig juniors. I may get a Gibson in the near future.

A blast from the past!

Wow, it’s Chet from Weird Science ha ha!

You might want to try Ernie Ball Paradigm. They are coated, but you can hardly feel it. They are reinforced as well. They guarantee them against breakage for 90 days, and I’ve got up to 11 months out of a set before I could feel divots in the back side of the strings and had to replace...

Yeah, it’s so great…that’s why my Gibson has a high fret at the end of the board. And the one I got before it had frets as short, height wise, as a vintage Fender. But, it’s your money, do with it as you see fit. I’m not gonna be suckered into doing it. I’ve seen too many marginal to...

I made it sticky. Thanks for the suggestion Scott

When you select a photo, go to Options and select Medium, then Add.

I wonder if we could have an “In Memorium” section. It would be great to honor our friends from the sister sites that passed. I have one in particular that I would like to write about, and I have permission from his immediate family to do so.

All this talk of peppers is making me hungry….

Yeah, if people were smart they would be nice to Chris as they could learn a lot from him.

Way to go!

I think Greg will be good. He doesn’t seem to be the type to wield the Ban Hammer like Thor.

I was over at ST yesterday, it appears that Andrea has quit modding over there.

Setting up a Telecaster is in some ways similar to setting up a Strat, but it is also somewhat different. See the threads “Setting up your first strat, 1,2, and 3 for general information. Step 1 Get the neck relief set. I like to remove the strings and get the neck as straight as possible...

Hey, you should really string up with a set of EB Cobalts after you get the new pups in. They are glorious with distortion and make for a tighter bass response.

Take a moment to make a post in the Introductions” section and give a little bio about yourself and your guitar playing journey, for those members that may not know you from other forums. Thanks, Scott

Is that you Dado?