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Is the Brian May Custom the factory version of the hand made ex-wardrobe that no one could understand didn't have the same sound?
veni bibi saltavi
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That's the puppy - but then again, that's the same one that May used on tour.
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Have fun with it! I "only" own 4 different guitars (Fender, Hohner,...).
I surely would have more, if I could only explain it to my better half. But it looks like you have the same problem 
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It is better to sleep in the huffy bed than seek permission. The way I look at it - Mrs Pete buys lots of shoes and handbags, then only uses them two or three times (at most) before going out and buying more. In the long run, my hobby is a lot cheaper.
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I tried that argument with Mrs Wife, but the cold sofa made me see the errors of my way 
veni bibi saltavi
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(Un)fortunately that's not the case when it comes to Mrs Leander (i.e. not lots of shoes and handbags, only a reasonable amount).
Besides, I'm about to restaurate my new hobby Kreidler Florett Mokick[^], which occupies me enough.
A new guitar can be afforded after that
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This[^] is the one I fancy next. I'm getting rid of my Santana PRS, Brian May and a couple of my Jem 777s so I reckon I'll have the room for this.
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4000 pounds!
I have to ask, what , on this guitar, makes it worth it's price ?
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There's lots of things that make this a standout guitar. For instance, it uses a different finish to make the wood resonance come through more than with the typical heavily lacquered guitars. Other features include the Suhr locking tuners - probably the best locking tuners you can get, and this easily lends itself to detuning (as an example); as I normally play with 11s, I can go drop C with very little effort. The neck is one of the fastest necks I have ever tried and it uses heavier duty frets so I'm not going to damage them with heavier gauges (having to get guitars refretted is a major pain). Would you like me to continue?
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I guess your hearing is better than mine  .
My other guitars detune rarely and I even rarely replace the strings as I find them still playing good enough, but again, that's all in hearing.
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I like fresh strings - I normally change them once a month. I recently bought one of these[^], which makes it an absolute breeze; I'm done in a fraction of the time.
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V. wrote: Yes, number 7 should be arriving today, I hope before I leave for home.
Shouldn't have done it, but I could not contain myself.
On the other hand, it will be major fun.
7 children?! Wow!  Congratulations. That's wonderful.
V. wrote: I didn't tell the missus
Uhhhh.... 
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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RyanDev wrote: V. wrote: I didn't tell the missus
Uhhhh....
I suspect she'd have been able to work it out for herself, what with the excruciating labour 7 times 
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What makes you think she was involved? 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I'm being nice
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The ESP LTD Deluxe MH-1000 electric guitar features a set-thru 3-piece maple neck, mahogany body with gorgeous carved maple top, and a rosewood fretboard.
Niiiice! 
Marc
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and it sounds great too ! 😎
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modified 17-Mar-17 2:54am.
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Well the first thing you need to do is be aware of where you are posting your question, read the red text at the top of this page.
When you have located the appropriate forum (see list on left) read the guidelines of how to ask a question.
One of them will be to do a minimum of research, try asking Google!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Aaaaw, don't be like that Mycroft. Send it to him! Plllzzzz! 
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
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I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
Me, all the time
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Never post your email address in and forum, unless you really like spam!
The system here will send you an email automatically is you get a response.
As has been mentioned, this is the wrong place for this. Try here: Ask a question[^] or google first - you will find lots of examples if you do at least basic research yourself.
As a punishment, we have automatically signed your email address up to 14 random websites from a list of undesirables including "my little pony", several US nutjob churches, and "I love javascript" sites. Please enjoy the new material they will send you.
BTW: You needed a better password on your facebook account: I've changed it for you.
(Nope, we haven't, and I haven't. But if you publish your email to 13 million people you don't know, someone will one day...)
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OriginalGriff wrote: Never post your email address in and forum, unless you really like spam!
Don't tell him that now, I haven't had time to register him on all the Viagra mail lists yet! 
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
Winston Churchill, 1944
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I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
Me, all the time
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Jeez, I dont know, how about a text app that can send receive with another text app using sockets?
Holy crap, what sort of IT professionals are colleges producing these days?
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Lazy ones that can't be bothered to think for themselves, to a large extent judging by QA.
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Munchies_Matt wrote: colleges producing
Munchies_Matt wrote: IT professionals
Colleges do not produce professionals, professions produce them.
I think that universities should teach method and the framework of technology (how networks work, what's an operating system and what does it actually do, how does a generic processor work, a programming language for each paradigm and not much more) and the rest falls on the individual. That's because if the universities teach the current state of the art while neglecting the basis they would produce individuals that would decay in a decade since single technologies move forward and they'd lack the basis to understand the change. I could choose between the University of Turin, where I would have learned a lot of new shiny technologies, or the Politechnic university of Turin, where the focus in on generic Engineering steered towards computer science. I chose the latter and didn't regret it as I saw in these years that I'm really far more versatile than those who graduated at the former.
Of course many universities fail in both cases...
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* Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game.
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