Jean-Luc Pickguard
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Stinkfist — Tool
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Goodbye Pork Pie Hat — Charles Mingus
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If you want some roundwoundish zing but with the feel of flats, you can't beat Ernie Ball Cobalt flats. I use these on my thunderbirds, and have just put a short scale set on my squier jag shortie. All of my mustangs have d'addario chromes.
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The Peeper — Hank Crawford
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These d'addario versions are good. Fender & Ernie ball also have their own versions in various colours — I have all three types plus no-name ones & a few old Grolsch ones. The D'addarios seem slightly easier to get on & off than the others. in red: https://amzn.to/3uQ2wRB or black: https://amzn.to/4a2C9rT
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Bee Bop — Charlie Parker
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My Fretless Precision bitzer has a nut I made out of a fake ivory chopstick which works as well as any nut on my other instruments.
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Its a Squier Affinity with a fake decal and a shítload of aftermarket parts. A photo of the back of the headstock showing the serial number is conspiculous by its absence.
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Doing a nitro refinish and fitting hipshot tuners to such a cheap & cheerful bass seems like overkill to me.
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When choosing a book, make sure you get one with those little pictures that tell you where to put your fingers -
The Electrocutioner — The Residents
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Gallows Pole — Led Zeppelin
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Somebody Get Me A Doctor — Van Halen
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Moves Like Jagger — Maroon 5
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Afternoon Tea — The Kinks
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My Sweet Corn — George Harrison
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March Of The Rotten Vegetables — The Flaming Lips
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Higher Ground — Stevie Wonder
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Southbound — Allman Brothers Band
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Díck-a-Dum-Dum — Des O'Connor
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Stainless steel strings damage nickel frets?
Jean-Luc Pickguard replied to max_overdrive's topic in Accessories and Misc
I use stainless steel flats (D'addario Chromes) on my JMJ Mustangs and they don't seem to have worn the frets on any of them at all. -
Love Missile F1-11 — David Bowie
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Randy Scouse Git — The Monkees
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Get Back — The Beatles
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Tulips From Hamsterdam — Max Bygraves
