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    Re: How long did it take?

    We all must find our own path. Without pleasure, whether from practice, playing, or just sounds. Each has it's own reward.

    I have been playing the bass exclusively for months now. Last week I...
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    Re: On a scale of one to ten...

    Among the people I play with I am the best mandolin player because I am the only mandolin player, I am a 10.

    Among mandolin players.... I mostly suck.

    Neither of those ratings inhibits my...
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    Re: Which model BlueChip did you find works best?

    I'm sorry...banjo?
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    Re: Find what you love and let it kill you.

    Sometimes I think that having "something to fall back on" was the worst advice I ever got.
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    Re: The next time you are asked to play for free....

    In my youth I played for money. That usually meant waiting till 4 am for some surly club owner to give me 50.00

    Today I would rather play for free and get home before midnight....or at least 2.
  6. Thread: Neck Width

    by Jeffff
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    Re: Neck Width

    I could be wrong but I believe Mike Marshall had the fret board replaced with a wider nut on his loar.

    For myself that extra 16th of an inch makes a huge difference.
  7. Thread: Blue chip picks

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    Re: Blue chip picks

    1200 grit sandpaper will work. If you go to much lower it removes the material too aggressively.

    It amazes me how a pick can sand so quickly yet doesn't seem to wear at all on strings.
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    Re: Breedlove, Weber and other catastrophes

    The only constant in life is change.
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    Re: Best tools for improv?

    If it doesn't get dicey, you aren't stretching enough. You never know where the edge really is until you go over it.
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    Re: Dovetail verses bolt on necks

    I have a Martin D-15. 2 weeks ago I noticed the heel pulling away from the body. I was prepared to take it in and have the neck reset until I researched it a bit. The neck joint on Martin 16 series...
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    Re: Is a mandolin required for Bluegrass?

    It Bluegrass static then? It there no place for change?

    I am not being contrary, I really wish to know.

    Jazz didn't stop with Louie Armstrong. The Blues didn't stop with Robert Johnson and...
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