BlueMoon

You mean you don't like Lieutenant Pigeon?

Most of the B side of Abbey Road

Correct. Most domestic polishes will have silicones of some sort in them. Even in very small quantities, these are very difficult to remove if you ever want/need to do paint touch ups or a re-coat. They're just a real pain, causing the new paint to have "fish-eyes" in it and ruining the surface. Most professional auto polishes are silicone-free and most guitar-specific polishes are just re-branded auto polishes in dedicated (small size and very expensive) packaging. Meguiers auto polishes are used by Fender, for example. Just stay clear of using Armor-All on or near any auto or guitar paintwork/lacquer. It has a high silicone content as do most auto interior dashboard sprays.

Then why not try a stomp pedal? Ah.......but which one??😀

That is so true. I'd like at least to be in remission with my GAS addiction.

Been there, seen it, done it.............and, bought the T shirt!

John Hartman and Michael Hossack, as a pair. Doobie heaven!!

I quite surprised myself with a score of 120 (as well or better than 90.88%). Feeling proud and wanting to share this using a screen-shot for you, I scored a fat zerooooooo in my computer skills. Hey ho!!

If you can handle the tension and the price, TI flats are surprisingly bright and last forever.

Gator cases are fine. I've also found SKB to be OK and, of course, Hiscox.

When they are bored with Heart, they've also done stuff as a duo plus a few others under the name "Lovemongers".

Silly Love Songs? I kinda think Macca must have written that one on bass, no?

Sounds like a good plan. Please do report back on your experiences with the pedal, which will no doubt be of interest to others.

Good luck with that!

Chords and harmonics are rarely played but add a dimension in assessing "zing" and sustain.

Another thread already out there.

Yep............I have one and it is a boat anchor.

I routinely use a ribbed or "squared" car mat under any class D (light) amp to help prevent it wandering around - or even falling off - the cab beneath. Works for me.

Another shout out for Samson. No nonsense and provides a convenient way to prevent a rat's nest in the back of the rack.

Light and quite resonant........but dings quite easily in gig situations.

Same situation with The Little River Band.