Bigsby

Just noticed this, good shout. Will take the latching if it's still available?

Fucking hell. Her brother played for St Mirren.

I'm genuinely disappointed, I thought you had done it deliberately as a wind up.

Nope, Late In The Evening.

Free money for kids if they go to school.

Definitely more Paul, after all, he's The Boxer.

Some cracking puns in this thread. Seems Paul Simon's been at it as well.

http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/local/northsound-1-dj-greigsy-charged-with-assaulting-long-term-partner-1.342448

Apparently they are sexist... http://snipelondon.com/noshup/punk-brewery-just-as-sexist-and-homophobic-as-the-industry-they-rail-against

I like Brewdog, but does anyone else think that their main slogan "Beer for punks" is unbelievably shit? Sounds like something a 13 year old would come up with.

I have the only acoustic I'll ever need. (Apart from my 12 string and my solid body)

Let's face facts, there's more chance of me playing the diddly-diddly-diddly solo off Sultans of Swing during a Dire Straits reunion at a packed Wembley Stadium than there is of you buying that guitar.

Part of the enduring appeal of the J45 is the stripped back nature. It's a working musician's instrument. To my mind, some gelled haired mongol would use a J200 as a prop while miming on the X Factor. Woody Guthrie would play a J45. In practical terms, a J45 is a good compromise in terms of tone while strumming or fingerpicking. It sounds great at both. You're not really going to sound great fingerpicking on a J200. Then there's the cost, typically about a grand more? If money was no object I would have one of each but in the real world you would be better off with a J45 and a nice strat or whatever. Anyhoo, the J180 looks best in any case.

Would love a J200 but I can't imagine it would sound better than my J45.

He fucked his brother's bird. Lowest of the low.

Save up.

No mention of the tidy little Squier Strat I sold you that you subsequently hacked to bits?

I'm assuming they are 1/4" and not RCA? I need RCA.

I was going to recommend Seymour Duncan PRails, P90 and humbucker in one.

Seems to me the line up could do with a good country band.

Sue Life-end?

I don't get it.