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Good things happen to good people! Now the trick, John, is to put the mandolin down and go back to classes! Enjoy it, as I know you will, from what I saw at SA this past weekend. ROCK OUT LIKE...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandolin#Popular_musicians_who_play_mandolin
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Congrats and enjoy it John! Image
ROCK OUT LIKE...The Godfather soundtrack!!
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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Congrats, John - Great score!
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Cool story John...Image
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That's some good Karma John!
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ROCK OUT LIKE... Tommy Shaw? Sting?! Maybe i'm choosing the wrong instrument! Image
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Post by charlyg »

PUt a fuzzbox on that thang, crank it through an SVT, maybe some wah, NOW WE'RE TALKIN!
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Congratulations, John! Reminds me of how I found my 4001. Enjoy!
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Eh, the list is long and has some decent mandolin players on it! Pick one! Image
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You're right John, and it includes some of my absolute favorite musicians: Win Butler, Sufjan Stevens, Levon Helm, Peter Buck, Mike Mogis, Jack White.

Aha, now I remember why I was so interested in the mandolin! Image
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Post by jdogric12 »

There is definitely something mandolin in the air these days. Just got my Epi Mandobird IV back from the shop yesterday after waiting a month to fix one fret out spot. I was rocking it through the Marlboro Lights cigarette amp I got at Haight Ashbury last weekend. Fun Stuff!!!
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John, you need to cut class more often!

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Who says college sucks? I went to the Citadel (before it was co-ed) and still had much more fun than I'm having now. Law School at UGA (was was decidedly co-ed) was "... dreamy." Just think, I'm 39, so I've got about 25 more years of this enjoyable work. Color me bitter.

Congratulations John. Now, spend a little less attention on mandolins and a little more attention on the control cavity of that 325 we were talking about!

Take it easy,
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Congratulations. I think someone at the confluence has 2 mandolins on order...
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JB, have you ever heard the expression that "good things happen to good people"?

Well, you're a prime example.

Congratulations
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