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    Default Rename the Pickups section

    Would it be good to name the Pickups section Pickups and Accessories?
    Accessory talk is taking place mostly in the product review section when a product has been tested already, but I think we should give belts and cables and picks and tuners and metronomes and polishing sprays and so on a home ;-)

    There's a whole bunch of products to talk about.
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    Or maybe a whole new separate forum called "Accessories"? What's your thoughts, pals?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimi75
    a product has been testes
    hee hee...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Or maybe a whole new separate forum called "Accessories"? What's your thoughts, pals?
    That sounds good to me. You could do the description line that includes what goes in there, as suggested by Jimi.
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    Happy to see that you guys like the idea
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimi75
    when a product has been testes already.

    This just leaves all kind of room for jokes to be cracked :-)

    Sorry Jimi...I know it is just a typo...but I found it amusing this morning
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kazz
    This just leaves all kind of room for jokes to be cracked :-)

    Sorry Jimi...I know it is just a typo...but I found it amusing this morning
    You know it kind of gives me a good impression of those who jump on that typo *hahahahahaha*

    Man come on, what are we? 13 or what? :



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimi75
    Man come on, what are we? 13 or what? :



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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Wannabe's mate. 13 wannabes. Just a bunch of posers. I almost did too but I'm only 11.
    Still laughing Spud!!!!
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    I like "Pickups and Accessories" - I like the idea of keeping pickups visible.

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    You can't drive pickups 'til you are 16 in most places anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    You can't drive pickups 'til you are 16 in most places anyway.
    But you can take it out for a testes drive when you get your learner's permit. . .

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    LOL!!!! and back around we go.


    That was classic!
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    So back to the topic... what is the consensus? New forum, or rename the pickups forum to fit in accessories in there?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    So back to the topic... what is the consensus? New forum, or rename the pickups forum to fit in accessories in there?
    I vote new name. I don't see a need for a new forum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    I vote new name. I don't see a need for a new forum.

    +1
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    Ok, I forgot about this thread, guys... Forum now changed name!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    That sounds good to me. You could do the description line that includes what goes in there, as suggested by Jimi.
    +1
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    Cool thanks!
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