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Remember the scene in Close Encounters Of The Third Kind where the scientists were trying to communicate with the UFO's? Imagine if this guy was the one in the scene communicating with them. It would have been a party.

I can see that some of you want to get down and get funky, so here you go... enjoy as my rock emoji headbangs to the video :rock: OLK5ZOjWaXE You're welcome. :thumbsup:

Alright, while we're sharing demonstrational stink fests, I'll see your 'How To Get a Heavy Metal Sound' video, and raise you with this Keyboard Drum Demonstration clip, recommended for all the keyboard players who's parents refused to buy them a drum kit: 'One two tree four...... this is...

Wow, 25% buyer's premium fee tacked onto the winning bid. Gouge, I mean ouch!

Gotcha on the logo, nice pics and specs too! :rock: :thumbsup:

Is there a nearly invisible Suhr logo on the headstock? In the top pic, I can barely make out an 'S' on the headstock. At first glance, it looks like there is no logo. I have nine Suhr's and have yet to see one without a logo on the headstock.

The song that sent Peter Frampton over the top y7rFYbMhcG8 Although not a rock song, one of my favorites from The Eagles O7hmF_IX9Ic You want 70's rock, you got it! kb5EfvVkcfA A classic song that I heard a million times on the radio WNnOD_uQH3I

You guys should check out Paul's Rock School at Artistworks.com: http://artistworks.com/guitar-lessons-paul-gilbert Not only does he have a bunch of learning material, but the secret sauce are the Video Exchanges he does with students that anyone can view. He's just passed 3000 Video...

I think that Major sounds great! Both clips sounded real good, but I really liked the tone in the first clip, thick and chewy without over-compressing. :rock: :thumbsup:

Mentoneman, great read and loved the thought you put into your post!! What I'd give to read a book introduction that you contributed! :rock: :thumbsup: BTW, the 'Charles Nelson Reilly and Gilbert Gottfried' reference is CLASSIC! :yes: :lol: :LOL:

Just a thought. I have nine Suhrs, and they're keepers. It's entirely possible some will purchase their first production Suhr, love it so much that they decide to order one custom to their specs, and decide to sell their production Suhr to help fund the custom order one.

I think he means because the Melody and Lyric cables are pretty stiff. The Melody isn't quite as stiff as the Lyric, and should get a little bit more flexible over time. My Lyric cables are still very stiff. I use both Melody and Lyric, and they're just fantastic cables. And I believe I've been...

Those Suhr guitars will be banging the three Andersons when you're not around... just what I've heard.

All JP needs to do is grow out his beard, and he could be be Zakk's brother...

'No, we will not let you go' 'Let him gooooo' 'No, we will not let you go...' 'Let me goooooooo' Oh, Mamma Mia let him go..... only analogue corrections no digital post-processing NkN6EyePgeQ

'....love diviiiiiiiiiiiiides......' oh no.... :rock:

You never know what you might find on Youtube, and just when you thought you've seen all the great videos, there are always fresh ones to see.... I really appreciate that in the description it says... "No digital processing of the voicing line only analogic corrections." Whew, glad to see...

Hey Adrian, I'd suggest asking this question over at the Huge Racks Forum, as Mario (owner of Axess Electronics) does still post there on occasion. I have an Axess FX1 and custom cable too. I'm sure either Mario or one of the other members who have an FX1 cable could give you the info you need...

Agreed Jimo, it was an awesome show. Crazy thing was that I almost missed the show. It was a Tuesday or Thursday night, one of the nights I might not go to hang out. A friend who was a Graham Bonnet fan (Rainbow) calls me up, and offers to pay my way in if I gave him a ride to the club. I never...