Just bumping this to say I found some insert blocks that were in stock finally. You have to pay more than usual, but if you're wanting to go ahead and fix the issue, it's what you're stuck with until they start making more:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006X0VBHM/?tag=sevenstringorg-20
Had one years ago and can echo the same sentiments. It had some moments where I enjoyed the hifi clean sound, but I wasn't patient enough to reconfigure all of my equipment around them.
I could absolutely see someone who is better at that stuff pull off some absolutely killer tones with them.
I'm actually in the same boat as you. My high E string will no longer hold the string in place when I get it up to tension so I'm really needing a replacement. I tried to drop some solder in there, but that didn't work at all.
Neat. New case seems to be someone who is about 5 miles from me. This is apparently a community spread case and not a travel related one. Can't wait to watch the numbers of infected rapidly rise and lots of people with little health care coverage and bosses telling them to come to work even...
Minor nitpick, but I don't like having even more devices with wifi on them. Hopefully the implementation is solid, I just feel like it's a potential security problem.
I would be willing to bet this is one of the first things brought up in defense for Dean if this makes it to a court. Show prior usage of the shapes Gibson is trying to claim IP over.
It will never make it to court because I can't even see an east Texas judge saying this case has the merits to...
They run ARM processors which means that stuff designed for PCs and Macs wouldn't be compatible. They're also not a very beefy platform so I doubt they'd have the processing power or RAM to run the VSTs.
Some day though I would love to be able to load up a VST, get my presets and IRs worked...
Arnold can have some interesting takes on guitars, but he nitpicks everything to a huge degree. I'm honestly surprised he's ever happy with anything. And I really don't like his tone most of the time, but that's not a dealbreaker.
Can I just say that I really enjoyed Alpha/Omega? I was listening to it again recently and I enjoyed how well the albums flowed together. I'm not usually a fan of concept albums but this worked for me.
I had fun listening to it again.
I admit I hesitated to start listening because I've always bought into the Buckethead mystique and wasn't sure I was ready to hear Brian the person. I'm glad that he put this out there though, it sounds like he is really trying to heal himself.
I've been playing music since I was 11 and I've always considered it a part of me, but I've had times where I didn't want to play or couldn't.
I was encouraged in high school to pursue music to some degree by my band teachers (who even offered to put in a good word to me at a couple of...
My favorite guitarist and listening to his music was a huge turning point for me. I've had an idea for a tattoo involving him that I will hopefully one day put on myself.
I like this album. Maybe not my favorite but it's still got it's moments.
I will say that I saw the title and my brain read it as "Reaching Infertility"
This is disappointing to say the least. I really thought when I was buying Chris' materials from the StS website I was supporting the whole band or at least they were getting a cut of it or something. Makes me not want to support the endeavor any more.
No TX dates :/
I can't believe it's been 10 years since I've seen him live. I've missed him the other times he's come through and I'd love to see him again even if his recent material has been mostly uninspiring.