This NACOCO from Japan can actually play.........Mrs Buckethead..

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That guitar looks small in the MOP video. Is she really tall?

She’s really good but not Buckethead level…but not many are. No shame in that.
 
SpiderWars said:
That guitar looks small in the MOP video. Is she really tall?

She’s really good but not Buckethead level…but not many are. No shame in that.
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I know...I know it was the whole mask thingy.............Hey.... it could still be the same gender as Buckethead though........:p

Spill the beans Monkey Man! Enquiring minds want to know!:hys:
 
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Redneckstomp said:
She is a Korean. Just saying.
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Which one? Do they even allow that type of thing in North Korea? Or maybe it’s MORE likely there? :dunno:

All sorts of dynamics between Asian countries that we don’t understand in the west. And I would think Japan and Korea are no exception.
 
thegame said:
Amp makers that demanded wire transfer payment (balance due, not the initial deposit) to their Step-Daughter's German bank account in order to evade the financial authorities: Larry Grohmann of Larry amplification. Amp makers that then sabotaged that very same product with circuit destroying epoxy resin: Larry Grohmann of Larry amplification.
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What this bitter and frustrated grandpa in his signature says happened once and was 13 years ago, it was in 2011 and had a different reason than he claims.

The partially epoxy covering did not damage the circuit, but rather actually had a protective function for the components and is comparable to how H. A. Dumble completely covered his circuits with goop.

The reason for this at that time was so that his then best friend Mike Fortin, near whom this grandpa lives, would not again drill his curious eyes into my then very current circuit of my preamp and not copy another Larry circuit and then use it as his own development presented, just as Mike Fortin had done several times before.

But with such old, bitter and frustrated grandpas, such bitterness eems to be so deep and fixed in the brain that they can only be eleased from it by the impending grave?
 
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