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VonBonfire
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That's you listing your "had it but sold it" gear list.
Now I know why Nashville has so many kick ass used gear shops. You must be a legend in that town.
Nashville Riff Co
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VonBonfire
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There you go with that couch picker bullshit again, lol.I don’t even break the bottom 10%
Truth be told I could've bought a JAMES TYLER but I was thinking interior walls in my home was probably a more rational expenditure so I have a bunch of cedar boards to hang today.
Nashville Riff Co
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I’m just a guy sitting in my bedroom pluckin a note here and there
…my bedroom just happens to be in Nashville, TN lolWay better use of funds man, trust me on that one!
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VonBonfire
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If the house ain't finished I can't sell it as easily for the big bucks. If I can't sell the house as easily for the big bucks then I can't afford a JAMES TYLER guitar and an AMPLFIED NATION amp when I do. I might be a legend one day, and not just for being a guy who sold all my best gear!!!
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Kordoba
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I recently had a similar predicament, in that my 22 year old furnace crapped out. The question became: do I really need a furnace? It never gets colder than 40 below in Northern Minnesota, will JAMES TYLER keep me warm at night? Probably not warm enough, so I went with a new furnace.
rsm
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James Tyler is made of tonewood; it burns hot, bright and fast in any woodstove. it's expensive, but the warmth and heat from a burning stack of JT instruments is for those who appreciate the finest firewood and kindling.I recently had a similar predicament, in that my 22 year old furnace crapped out. The question became: do I really need a furnace? It never gets colder than 40 below in Northern Minnesota, will JAMES TYLER keep me warm at night? Probably not warm enough, so I went with a new furnace.
