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    Default Photos from NAMM 2011

    I put up a slideshow of the photos I took from NAMM -

    http://www.dolphinstreet.com/blog/namm2011photos.php

    I was sure I had myself and Joy Naylor on the camera, but nope. Joe is a really cool guy and I have been a fan of his guitars and gear for a long time.

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    It was hard to try enough gear, because I kept getting surrounded by these chicks...

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    Nice Robert! And the pictures are good too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    It was hard to try enough gear, because I kept getting surrounded by these chicks...

    Well done, Robert. Such a rockstar, backpack and all!

    Those pedal boots look like a cool product!

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    Where is your pocket protector?

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    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    Robert, you are such a huge star now. The girls just look so happy.

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    What did you find Robert that has given you GAS.

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    Great pictures, Robert.
    It is clear that there are way too many excellent guitars available to us, and that is not a complaint!
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    WOW!

    Thanks so much for the pics. Standouts for me out of that lot are definitely that dynamite box Schoen. I would seriously have considered buying that on cool factor alone. Is this the same guy? http://www.turbodiddley.com/ ????

    I'm tempted to try and track that down, it's just so cool...

    Also that massive ZVEX box on the Bogner amps has me more than slightly intrigued.

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    Great dia show Robert. The Mad Professor amp looks gorgeous and I bet it sounds super sweet. Did you see all the "sold" signs on the Nik Huber guitars....man, your pictures gave an eyegasm!

    It's been long time ago since I was last at the Namm show. Still seems to be a cool place to be twice a year.

    Hey Robert, Anthony Stauffer is a great guy. I was in touch with him via email only about a year ago. Awesome person, good character.

    The Tyler guitars are great, aren't they? Played a couple of them not too long ago and I was blown away, although the headstock is something one have to get used to.

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    Yeah lots of cool stuff. The best guitar I played was probably a Johan Gustavsson. Flawless.

    I played a few Andersons too, but they didn't click for me. Tylers are cool but so is Suhr!

    I think I learned that I have pretty good gear as it is. A Gustavsson would be something though! But too expensive for me.

    The only thing I would really like is a good Tele. That Grosh Tele I played through the Mad Professor was incredible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    It was hard to try enough gear, because I kept getting surrounded by these chicks...

    Oooh, I noticed a room of bass amphs to the left. Any goodies in there?

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    You're the only one who noticed that room on the picture I bet!

    I just looked at guitar stuff, not any bass rigs. Sorry.
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