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You can't go wrong with a decent laptop bag, especially if you can get your hands on one of the old fashioned brief case style ones. I've got one and it is way more sturdy and has more protection and padding than any of the overpriced official amp bags that I've seen. It's probably not as sturdy as a hard case but for loading in and out of the car it's more than man enough for the job.
I cart my wireless system about in a Stanley plastic drill case that is lined with foam and the has lasted for over 10 years without cracking or breaking. I seem to recall the DG amp is quite diddy so you might be able to squeeze it into something similar?
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Laptop bag.. charity shop.
Sorted! :-)
+1 for Mono.. I have (cough) a couple!
Comfy as.
I'm veggie but have vegan mates so asked a direct question of Mono in America, as it only intimated safe somewhere on the website. Got a really nice reply confirming the whole Mono range is vegan friendly.
I've done a few, after an informal tutoring by someone I found out later is a brill Luther!
Ground down nail pincers and a patient approach is the way to go.
Where are you?
Talk to them.
Also perhaps make a recording of a live set, so all can listen and comment accordingly.
If it's still doing your head in then move on or take on another project.
Yes, indeedy. . Tell me more!
Just recording today on DB.. turquoise tail end silks, am I still on the developmental set of Polychrome?
Sounding great! :-)
I'll use a capo on guitar (mostly acoustic) without problem; as said above, for certain things involving open strings it's needed.
On bass it confuses the heck out of me.. what's that about? I capoed a 35" scale fretless at '1st fret', which gave the effect of 33" scale for an experiment. I was all over the place!
Back to the original question.. each to their own.
When I worked in a music shop we sold a few D-18V standards, which were all stupendous guitars.
An Adirondack top.. well, I can only imagine this will be even more dynamic!
GLWTS, as they say round these parts.
I make a hole in the side of the lid, cut the straw down to half length and leave it permanently installed in the spray head.
Just poke the stub of straw through the hole to replace the lid.
Works a treat!
WD40 isn't meant for electronic contact cleaning, and longer term will lead to worse burning on the contacts. Servisol all the way for pots!