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I think we first need to see a list of locations, then we can figure of a system oh how to make this happen.weemac wrote:What would be the best way to go Folks? East to West? South to North? Any suggestions?
Eden.
I'd say east to west, or west to east, its easier to work laterally.weemac wrote:Not too late Bruce!
I have ordered a new pedal from Cave. Once I recieve it we will close the list and then try to work some order from chaos, we can get the tour on the road (or in an aeroplane)
What would be the best way to go Folks? East to West? South to North? Any suggestions?
Eden.
But if he merely sends it East or West, there will be few who will actually get to try it...IvanMunoz wrote:I'd say east to west, or west to east, its easier to work laterally.weemac wrote:Not too late Bruce!
I have ordered a new pedal from Cave. Once I recieve it we will close the list and then try to work some order from chaos, we can get the tour on the road (or in an aeroplane)
What would be the best way to go Folks? East to West? South to North? Any suggestions?
Eden.
If we have a few testers in Cañada we might want to not have it be sent it back and forth across the border a bunch of times.johnallg wrote:I'd say as far as America and Canada is concerned, land it on the west coast, then pass it the shortest distance each time moving it east, then then the last, furthest easterner is finished ship it back or on to Europe if it goes there.
Canyada?!!??!?Cañada
Never heard of La Cañada?IvanMunoz wrote:Canyada?!!??!?Cañada
Really? Go to GC, SA or several other music stores and see how the guitar, guitar amp and guitar effects sections compare the same sections for bass guitar!Grey wrote:Bass players have all the fun.
That's because bass players know they are cool and don't have to try our 47 different types of guitars to find one that makes them look cool enough...rickenbrother wrote:It could possibly stall in So Cal for a bit. Lots of guys here to try it out, unless aren't interested.
Really? Go to GC, SA or several other music stores and see how the guitar, guitar amp and guitar effects sections compare the same sections for bass guitar!Grey wrote:Bass players have all the fun.
Not for Sam-Ash in NYC, they have a whole room dedicated to basses!rickenbrother wrote:It could possibly stall in So Cal for a bit. Lots of guys here to try it out, unless aren't interested.
Really? Go to GC, SA or several other music stores and see how the guitar, guitar amp and guitar effects sections compare the same sections for bass guitar!Grey wrote:Bass players have all the fun.
That doesn't mean they have a great assortment of models to choose from...maybe the one on 48th St does, but there are other San Ash stores in and around the NYC area.IvanMunoz wrote:Not for Sam-Ash in NYC, they have a whole room dedicated to basses!rickenbrother wrote:It could possibly stall in So Cal for a bit. Lots of guys here to try it out, unless aren't interested.
Really? Go to GC, SA or several other music stores and see how the guitar, guitar amp and guitar effects sections compare the same sections for bass guitar!Grey wrote:Bass players have all the fun.
Surprisingly, I remember seeing a VT Bass pedal at SA in Rancho Cucamonga @ the Ontario Mills back in 08 when I served my sentence in SoCal. Never saw one at another SA after that. They almost always had a Rick or two on the wall as well.rickenbrother wrote:That doesn't mean they have a great assortment of models to choose from...maybe the one on 48th St does, but there are other San Ash stores in and around the NYC area. I had to buy my VT Bass Pedal online. Try to find one in any music store in the area where I live.
Oh yeah, well when is your next "sentence" gonna be?windchimp wrote:Surprisingly, I remember seeing a VT Bass pedal at SA in Rancho Cucamonga @ the Ontario Mills back in 08 when I served my sentence in SoCal. Never saw one at another SA after that. They almost always had a Rick or two on the wall as well.