I'm actually surprised this hadn't made its way here yet! Alas, here it is:
These are (l-r): Colin and his Fortune Guitars 330/12 conversion, Dan and his Wilczynski 330 conversion, and yours truly with my 331 restored with an original circuit.
It was trippy.
post-Graham-jam SoCal Lightshow summit
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And a good time!
Lightshows, Waffles, and Mimosa's, a pretty good Sunday in my book.
Lightshows, Waffles, and Mimosa's, a pretty good Sunday in my book.
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Looks like an electrifying event !!
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+1Danotron wrote:And a good time!
Lightshows, Waffles, and Mimosa's, a pretty good Sunday in my book.
Add to that the talented Piano-man Kenny Howes and some Beatle singalongs. Good stuff, thanks guys.
Very cool getting our lightshows together and comparing the many differences. Obviously the original 331 is pretty much the coolest thing ever made----but it was pretty nice playing each of them together.
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That was a fun brunch!
Time sure is flyin'...
Time sure is flyin'...
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Good times! Yeah, time flies.
There is no reason to ever be bored.
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."