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They balance way far better because of the lack of head. Neck diving is therefore impossible.

Another Motown legend has gone on the 24th of October at 67 years old. Melvin Ragin aka Wah Wah Watson was one of the Motown guitar players. You certainly have heard him at least once. He was a real wah wah master, hence his nickname. You can hear his guitar on the fabulous hit Papa was a Rollin' Stone. May he rest in peace.

Looks like a Marshall 50 Watts clone and it's more than a bargain, it's a gift. Check the valve for the first channel, it's certainly dead and like @gary mac wrote, it's a matter of life to fully discharge the capacitors before putting your hands in it. AND as those filter capacitors are double capacitors, discharge both parts for your own safety. I had a surprise one day as the junction wire between the two parts was broken but still contacting, so one part was still fully charged : my soldering iron still remembers it as it made the earth and a nice flame with some smoke...

The swamp rock icon has gone forever. The guitar don't lie : this will be my day tribute to Tony Joe White, even if the title was composed by the late Joe Dassin, and it was also his last recording, the lyrics were from Tony Joe White and they made me open my ears to other styles of music. So I must thank them both. May he rest in peace.

And here is mine :

The guy is talking a lot, but his approach is really brilliant ! I'll watch this again and translate in French or a friend of mine who never understood in 30 years, and I tried to explain, but he was only focused on the scales themselves. Now, I think he'll understand. Thanks a lot for this @PawelG

Maybe with some explanations about the process behind the making will let you see that it's not got mumps (and I'm not sure mumps really look like this on humans 🤣 ) : https://translate.google.fr/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fleduc.fr%2Findex.php%2Fseries-l%2Fbasses-de-la-serie-l%2F289-l-02-la-maurad-5-de-maurad-azzougui&edit-text=&act=url It's an automatic translation, but it's accurate enough to understand.

What about these :

None of them, a set neck is a glued neck up to the closest pickup, in general, so close to a bolt-on neck that would have been glued instead of bolt. This is the typical classical and acoustic dovetail glued neck, but on electric instruments, the dovetail is almost non existent due to some lack of wood.

I'm very tempted to make an offer at $1 USD as it's the real value of wood, even if this one is very dry, it has paint on it and will be a very polluting fire wood.

If there was no signal put in, then there is no problem, the output transformer won't blow as there will be no output.

You are repeating yourself Mick, you already used it in the "Elwray Infinga 4 Bass - Reviews" last week. Too much modes, maybe ? That said the Phrygian one sounds pretty musical to me, except on an Em7 : funny again.

And the funny think is that it's a Greek invention. 🤣

Listen to Miles Davis fusion or jazz rock period. I'm using modes for decades and, hélas, don't find them weird. That said i find the tone by tone scale very musical. I know, I must be weird.

With both feet on the brake pedal. 🤣