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    Default Hi Folks!

    I've been lurking here for a couple of weeks but just got around to signing up.

    Nice place you have here.

    I'm expecting a new Epiphone ES-175 on Tuesday. I hope it lives up to the reviews. Planning a pickup swap too after getting a feel for what it sounds like out of the box.

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    Hey Michael, good to see you over here. If you've been lurking, I hope you recognize the nice place that these people have established here.

    I think you will like it here and I think the people here will enjoy your contribution.
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    Hi!

    Glad to be here!

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    Welcome Michael, what kind of music do you play?
    The Law of Gravity is nonsense. No such law exists. If I think I float, and you think I float, then it happens.
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    Mid- to late '70's and 80's rock and pop. RUSH, Styx, Fleetwood Mac, Pat Benetar, Men at Work, Nena, Jimmy Buffet, etc. Pretty wide variety really.

    I've got a new jazzbox arriving Tuesday so I'm going to experiment with some jazz. Never played it before so this will be a new thing for me.

    Played in a couple of rock bands in the '80's, I had fun and learned a lot. I was playing piano at the time though, I wasn't good enough on the guitar for a band. I filled in on a couple of tunes here and there, but I was mostly behind the keys.

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    Velcome to zee forum. We've got to see pictures of your new guitar when you get it. Okay? :

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    I sure will.

    I can't wait to start the re-finish on my Vendetta too.

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    Welcome to the group.
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    hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.
    There's also a negative side."
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    Welcome aboard, Michael! Let us know how you like that ES-175, man!
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    Welcome aboard Michael!
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    WElcome to the fret!

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    Welcome to TheFret, Michael! Glad to have you with us. Looking forward to seeing the pix of your new Epi jazz box.... :
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    Hi MichaelE! Welcome!
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    Quote Originally Posted by duhvoodooman
    Welcome to TheFret, Michael! Glad to have you with us. Looking forward to seeing the pix of your new Epi jazz box.... :
    It's now in Des Moines, Iowa according to UPS.

    Will be here tomorrow around noon. Can't wait to examine it and then try it out. I sure hope that burst grows on me. I've never really been too fond of that design. I like solid colors mostly.

    I would have bought this in a nice wine red if they'd have offered it.

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    Welcome !!!
    “Your sound is in your hands as much as anything. It’s the way you pick, and the way you hold the guitar, more than it is the amp or the guitar you use.” Stevie Ray Vaughan

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    Yo Yo Yo....welcome!
    LIVE AND LET ROCK!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelE

    I'm expecting a new Epiphone ES-175 on Tuesday. I hope it lives up to the reviews. Planning a pickup swap too after getting a feel for what it sounds like out of the box.
    Cool beans! I'd love to hear your thoughts on the 175.

    I think RoG has one.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelE
    I'm expecting a new Epiphone ES-175 on Tuesday. I hope it lives up to the reviews. Planning a pickup swap too after getting a feel for what it sounds like out of the box.
    Welcome.
    I bought an old beat up Gibson ES-175 decades ago from a C&W player named Hillbilly Zetta... sounded very thick in a great & non-muddy way but I found it clumsy to play. Tailpiece kept grabbing my meat, (under my forearm.) I ended up trading it for a '78 Custom ES-335TD that I still have.
    If you flail like I do, buy an archer's forearm protector.

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