I have a semi acoustic I never used to play because the strap button made it lean forward.
Got brave and drilled a hole in the upper horn the other day and now I do play it do it doesn't count.
Picked up a Fender pj in a trade but never play it. Don't know why.
I think, on reflection, my third B1on was one, maybe two, too many. But that's more me being an idiot than being suckered.
The auto-tune pedal I bought to help my woeful singing may well turn out to be a silly purchase, after all you need to get at least close to the note for it to work.
Since I discovered my gear storage is damp I have had to move everything into my accommodation.
I am not complaining, if the family member hadn't taken me in I'd be on the streets, however I live in one room with all my gear. And three dogs.
Hasn't cured my gas at all.
Until God intervened and told me I was never going to be allowed to sell my SVT, I was going for Handbox.
Now I'm thinking of designing handling equipment for carrying the brute to and from the car instead
Oh God. I had to count in my head as I'm out walking the dogs.
Kept forgetting p basses.
1 Fender, 2 Squier, 1 Bass Collection (with another en route), 1bitsa, 1 Vintage 1 Maruszczyk.
3 black, 1 red, 1 pink, 1 burst, 1 gold, incoming bass is white.
If you search for my Help! thread you'll discover that this is quite literally the worst place to ask for help. Just give in, buy it now and save yourself the anguish
OK folks, prepare to be amazed.
Prototype model 001. Can be hung from any suitable vantage point in the venue with the handy hook feature. Makes pack down and set up simple, also checking that all cabling is present and correct is a cinch.
This has done one whole rehearsal without disintegrating, which for one of my hacks represents quite astonishing longevity.
Note space for a possible third row of hangers. Also note total absence of either gaffer tape or cable ties.