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Cobalt provides a stronger magnetic relationship between pickups and strings than any other alloy previously available. https://www.ernieball.com/guitar-strings/electric-guitar-strings/slinky-cobalt-electric-guitar-strings#P02721 EB should use a scientist to edit their promo blurbs Cobalt itself is...

Thanks Jeff, as well as to the others who also had kind words for my efforts,it's appreciated.

And now (drum roll), the last set.

Set # 33:


Yep, only five pictures in that set.

So there it is, NAMM 2022 in a nutshell.

Set # 32 (penultimate):

Set #31:

Set #30:

O.K., back at it in spite of still being buried by work and other stuff. BTW the last pic in the previous set showed an example of the "booth" that a number of vendors had ... all business, no show! :shock: :lol: 8) Sunday's pictures, starting with Set # 29: DSCN3265.jpg DSCN3266.jpg DSCN3...

Set # 28:

O.K., those are the pictures I took on Saturday. I have another 29 or so that I took on Sunday yet to post. I will be back later to do that.

Set 27:

Set # 26:

Set #25:

Set #24:
(probably should have checked the rotations before posting ... oh well ... )

Thanks for the kind words, everyone. Work has been crazy since the NAMM show and I haven't had a lot of "spare" time between work and weekend trips to my late sister's house in San Diego.

Set #23:

When I saw the original picture, I thought of the 4001 bass that Mike Parks had in his "Hall of Shame" that had a gazillion switches and knobs to control all permutations of its multiple pickups ... :shock: 8) Only the landing page still exists. Pick of the Ricks is gone too. :cry: https:...

mike_d wrote: ↑Fri Jul 08, 2022 6:26 pm That’s the only turquoise 325 I’ve ever seen. Beautiful!

Many years ago a dealer had some 325v59s made in Turquoise (I don't remember the total number). There are two of those in the Register, and I'm pretty sure I bid on one of those when it was on eBay (again, many years ago).