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  1. November 29th, 2008, 09:20 PM #1
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    Default First Suhr gig tonight

    I spent some time setting up my tremolo bridge to float, and I adjusted the action (raised it a bit). Oh man, it's so sweet now! I put a bit of Nut Sauce on the nut and this baby stays in tune so well now, even if I yank and wank!

    Myra and I got called in last minute for a gig tonight. Turns out the scheduled artist stole money and a car from someone at the establishment.... so he is in jail, facing 9 different charges.... so we got the gig, neeeneer neeener neeener!

    I'll be sporting my Suhr of course, and maybe my Tele (I'm bringing it as a backup) if any tunes call for it. I hope to get some photos taken since I have some pals coming and I've got my camera there.
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  2. November 30th, 2008, 01:47 AM #2
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    The artist stole a car?? So who was scheduled to play, Winona Ryder?
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  3. November 30th, 2008, 01:51 AM #3
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    I don't know, all that money and you're bringing a backup! Tsk, tsk

    It's always nice to get the new guitar out of the house and earning its keep.
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  4. November 30th, 2008, 02:17 AM #4
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    Haha, the guy who was supposed to play there must have major issues... maybe it really was Winona, I dunno.

    I just came back from the gig and it was fun. I got lots of oooohs and aaaaaahs for my guitar tone! Several people asked what gear I was using to get that tone.

    I brought the Tele as a backup but never needed it of course! Still, I like to bring a backup guitar in case a string breaks or something.

    The other good thing with this gig is that we probably are getting a New Year's Eve gig out of it. They asked us right away if we were available, so suhr, why not!?
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  5. November 30th, 2008, 06:30 AM #5
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    Nicely done. Glad the new toy worked out and you got another gig out of the deal. :
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    Congrats Robert, it must have been good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by street music
    Congrats Robert, it must have been good.
    It "suhr-ly" must have been!

    Congrats on the new gig! Just remember it's that ball in Times Square that drops as the new year comes in, not your ax! Have a great time, Robert! :
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    glad the gig went well! did you get any pics?
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    Sounds great, and you got another gig, too!
    Which amph/amphs did you use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    The other good thing with this gig is that we probably are getting a New Year's Eve gig out of it. They asked us right away if we were available, so suhr, why not!?
    Awesome, your new guitar seems to be a real good luck charm
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    Photos slide show here!
    http://s403.photobucket.com/albums/p...view=slideshow


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    Looks like it was a fun gig! I like the look of that Mack amph sitting on top of the cab back there too, and of course your new guitar looks great. I just wish there was some sound to go along with those pics, but thanks for sharing the pics anyway.
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    The drummer actually recorded the gig with his video camera. I will try and get a copy of it.
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    Just 148,001 more gigs like that and that baby will be paid off! :
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