Pearl dots made me think of pearl buttons.
Pearl buttons made me think of pearl buttons.
The tentative name for the beast is "Satellite". The instrument I am leaning toward emulating with this one on has two banjo tuners on it, to get a quick and easy transition to D and G. At least when Clarence played it. Now that Marty has it, he has them on the E strings and just goes to drop-D.
Pearl dots? $7 for 10, plus shipping.
Pearl buttoned tuners? $25 for a set.
Pearl buttoned banjo tuners? $80 for a set of 2.
Plus of course $200 or so for the Hipshot B-Bender that I'll need to catch the flavor.
I won't hit this all at once, but by Crom, I shall have it.
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Sometimes I leave the spatula in between the grill and flame just to help with "flavor."
Woodshed -- cool remembrance, and completely 'Marican. The woodshed is a place in time historically acknowledged as a place for proliferation of new 'Marican's cross-breeding, as well as a symbolic architecture for corporal punishment... It also is a place where Papa grinds his ax, and stores the kindling.
I would like to point out that once in my travels through the middle of 'Marica, a Missouri man took me and another fellow foreigner out to his shed, where he kept his best moonshine. "After work this is where I go," he said.
Woodshedding, is as 'Marican as UFO's.
my comment is in the wrong place.. oops
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