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I have never really understood the popularity of the GD. I saw them live in the late 70's and they were just okay to me. Yes, they had some good songs but I never liked their execution. Just me.

Like I said, I really have no problem with the finger picking part but one of the things I really struggle with are the cascading harmonics. Tommy makes it look so easy but to me it's not.

I have had my finger picking down for a lot of years, both bare fingers, thumb pick and flat pick. Won a 1st place in advanced finger pick at a bluegrass festival in 1978. BTW, that doesn't keep me from working to improve daily though. Gotta keep ahead of old age.

First, 12ga extension cords with quality plugs and connectors. I use 12ga SO or SOOW cord with Leviton industrial hardware, you make them up yourself. Second, take a VOM with you and check the actual voltage when everyone else is plugged in, if it's an older venue it could be everything is running off of one circuit or the circuits have other devices pulling from them that are not on the bandstand. JMO Here is one of mine.

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You can pick yourself up one. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Altec-1567a-Tube-Mixer-Serviced-Plug-Play/223672374594?hash=item3413e99542:g:insAAOSw1qhdg9RS I don't know if you recognized it, but in Forrest Gump when he was uplugging all the mics at the protest, those were the same Altecs.

We have come a long way since the Altec 1567A tube mixers.

I'm in the machining business and there's no such thing as good vibrations.

It definetly has his signature use on it. Nice patina!

Well, yes and no. The Fender Custom Shop has made them for other people.

"On any Street" Dire Straits. Chuck Ainlay, Bob Clearmountain and Neil Dorfaman get it on this one.

Me too. The 70's and the early 80's were the countrypolitain times. Yechhh.

Well, we watched the last episode and we were not disappointed. Ken Burns did a stellar job on this and it should be noted as one of his best.

If its got twang I'm in!