Fender or Squier?

[throwoff]

I once had the 'pleasure' of standing next to a bagpiper playing indoors.

Amazing instrument out in gods fresh air but they should NEVER be played indoors.

[ubit]

[quote name='throwoff' timestamp='1403189110' post='2480648']
I once had the 'pleasure' of standing next to a bagpiper playing indoors.

Amazing instrument out in gods fresh air but they should NEVER be played indoors.
[/quote]

Couldn't disagree more mate. Coming from North of the border, I was brought up on the skirl of the pipes and I find the sound exhilarating even indoors. If you ever been to a Scottish wedding and heard the pipes being played by a decent player, you would understand. What is the difference between pipes being played loudly and say a flute, or trumpet?

[discreet]

[quote name='ubit' timestamp='1403190063' post='2480657']
What is the difference between pipes being played loudly and say a flute, or trumpet?
[/quote]

Flutes and trumpets generally don't sound like an elephant being rogered with a chainsaw.

[EliasMooseblaster]

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1403190999' post='2480663']
Flutes and trumpets generally don't sound like an elephant being rogered with a chainsaw.



[/quote]

Brilliant, sir. Considered yourself immortalised in the quotes thread.

[Telebass]

So, everyone, back on topic - Fender or Squier? I've tested my two and given an answer. Your turn.

[ubit]

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1403190999' post='2480663']


Flutes and trumpets generally don't sound like an elephant being rogered with a chainsaw.



[/quote]

Again, I disagree!

[discreet]

[quote name='ubit' timestamp='1403193377' post='2480703']
Again, I disagree!
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I was just havin' a laugh... and going way off topic again, allegedly. So... Squier or Fender? I'd say both. Or either.

Edited June 19, 2014 by discreet