ha the heats on here

Somebody turned it on here as well - outside.

I've stayed inside most of the day...

its 70 here and overcast

We are only at 90, but going into the triples later this week and that ever so wonderful east coast humidity.

Its been in the triples for close to a month here....

and the dewpoints?

61 currently......

I'll trade ya, we are at 72. (yuck) But then again I do love summer

Into the heat to see if I can pickup some parts for the tube amp. Have fun!

and the 11 knob :)

Spent $30 and walked out with enough parts for 3 amps. Still a few parts I need to find...

Its 65a here. The heat is going to come on.

Stijn!!
 

Good night guys.

Stijn
 

Kids new toy.


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1311049243.jpg

Needs a longer cord! Looks good. Now take it to the tech and have it setup. :D

Its used but hardly played. The original ower took it back to guitar center to trade it in for something else to play. Clerk says the guy has more guitars than he can play and does thia ll the time. Its basically new. I own half not sure what half......

Getting a guitar setup has more to do with making it easier for the player to use. Guitars come out of the factory with a standard configuration for nut, bridge and string height. They play, but you may not like the feel. In a way, an improper setup can handicap a player. If Conner is really serious about a career in guitars/music, he should talk to his instructor about how each guitar feels to him and what can be done, if anything, to make them play/feel better. They are not going to be setup the same way now. Fender is really different from Gibson out of the factory. I wouldn't rush out to the shop and have it "fixed" yet.

he has been playing for a few hours now. I figure by the end of the week he will want to be making changes. But in order to do that he has to earn a bit more.

Just don't tell him about tube amps. :)