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Here I am thinking $8 is expensive for a single gravity pick. As much as my picks disappear, there's no way I'm paying $40 for a single pick.

I've always been a jazz iii .88 guy. After reading through this thread, I ordered quite a few of the recommendations to experiment. I've gotta say, this gravity big mini sunrise 2 polished solves quite a few problems for me, and it's extremely comfortable. Thanks for dropping that recommendation.

We need an AI image of Quentin Tarantino curb stomping a Kiesel guitar while giving Tosin Abasi a high five. Abasi needs to be rocking an import Ormsby.

I didn't even know Quentin Tarantino played guitar.

Almost all SSO threads I read can be predicted through the following if/then chart's inputs and outputs: If: Simple and polite Then: Massive drama + meltdown If: Rude & obnoxious Then: Massive drama + meltdown :argue: :lol: Grab the popcorn...

In my personal experience, "possession is 9/10ths of the law," rings true in the states which I've lived. I had a guitar stolen many years ago. I couldn't prove that the guitar was mine, so the thief was allowed to keep the guitar. The only pictures I had were random pictures people took at...

The lead singer looks like Gary Busey's and L. Ron Hubbard's illegitimate child.

You can try salt buckets or a ton of DampRid to combat high humidity without the noise.

85% is extreme. I keep mine between 50% - 55%. In the winter, I swap the dehumidifier out with a humidifier because the heat drops the humidity down to 39% some months. You shouldn't see damage at 50%. Are you getting that 50% number from the dehumidifier or a hygrometer? My dehumidifier...

Anyone here have a suggestion for hardshell or moulded case that fits an 070 standard?

You had one job, AYAIC marketing department...

It's always fun to open Avid Link and have to wait 45 minutes for updates to download, just for the final update to fail. Then, logging into myavid, downloading the latest version, reinstalling, and getting multiple errors when loading a session. Good times.

I use Pro Tools because 1) it was once the industry standard and easy to share sessions, and 2) because it's what I've always used in the past when in the studio and at home. Every year when it's time to renew, Reaper starts to look more and more appealing.

Met him and had a couple drinks after a comedy show. He's one of my top 5 GOAT comedians.

I don't know what I'm looking at, but I want to play it.

I have the Clarett+ 8Pre and Warm Audio Tone Beast. I think both are are great preamps. They cover all aspects of what I need - cleans through screams. It was trial and error when pairing with the right mics. I mainly use a U87ai clone, a Mojave tube mic, and an SM7B with a cloudlifter.

Don't you dare crush my dream...