Mmmm...Gary always did like 'em young...

You can bet that ain't tea in those cups...it's pure Kickapoo.

I couldn't keep em' out of the Kickapoo Juice long enough to get the gear outa' the van. They're nice gals, Diki--treat them well. I'll sure miss those ladies!

Bye ladies,

Gary

There you go again putting down the elders.

For Shame

Guys, how about a GW-7, purchased new from George Kaye, turned on once...still in the box?

Or, an SH-201, again, turned on once-still in the box? I think there's replacement, now for that, too.

Damn, it's a sickness!


Russ

Hey now, these ladies are starting to look good to some of you

Zuki that "Depends".. you know what they say ...



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 10-28-2010).]

Sorry, guys, but I wouldn't want to steal any of your audience away from you...!

Sorry to remain hale and hearty, and capable of lifting a 6 year old boy off the ground (average weight, 45 lbs.). Some of your grandkids must be VERY sorry you guys can't lift that much!

I could lift the E80. Just didn't want to. Grandkids are something else again!
DonM

How much does the G-70 actually weigh in a road/flight case? Surely you wouldn't transport such a beast in a mere gig bag?

60 lbs? 70 lbs?

Of course the large instrument might be awkward, do ya think?

Put one of your grand-kids in a road case, and carry one of them around...

Yeah, sure.

Take the roadies.

Ian

Most 15" powered speakers with horns weigh in about the same as the G70 in a case. LOTS of us use those!

Anyway, if you can turn playing a flimsy lightweight action into a VIRTUE, surely getting in some honest exercise every day ought to be good for you...

Anyway, cases are meant to ROLL, not lift... Can't remember the last time I had to lift the whole thing. Perhaps you guys need a lesson in leverage, rather than One Finger Chord systems?