Hi all
I'm hanging up a "Do Not Disturb Notice" today whilst I get on with my birthday presents:
Yamaha AE 500 (Yes, it is Ecca's old one http://shadowmusic.bdme.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=2143)
Wrangler strap
Pick Pocket for the strap
Three Jim Dunlop picks (I don't need to hire any now from Alan Bakewell)
Hiscox Flight Case (They are made right here in the Chav Capital of Staffordshire - Cannock!)
Gemini III pedal
Backin' The Swing CD (Roger A's latest)
I do have some other presents from other members of the family, but I'll get round to them tomorrow.
Phil
My Birthday Presents
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My Birthday Presents
by Risky » Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:59 am
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Re: My Birthday Presents
by Stratpicker » Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:05 pm
COngratulations Phil
Have good one!!
cheers
ian
Have good one!!
cheers
ian
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Re: My Birthday Presents
by Amanda » Sun Mar 28, 2010 4:51 pm
Yes Phil Have a good one!
You realise that you now have to send Mr Bakewell a "Letter Of Intent To Cancel Pick Hire"
giving 1 month's notice and that you will have to pay a termination fee!
Amanda
You realise that you now have to send Mr Bakewell a "Letter Of Intent To Cancel Pick Hire"
giving 1 month's notice and that you will have to pay a termination fee!
Amanda
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Re: My Birthday Presents
by alanbakewell » Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:31 pm
Happy Birthday Phil. Forget the month's notice. It's your birthday and I'm in a good mood call it 28 days. 
Cheers, Alan.
Cheers, Alan.
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Re: My Birthday Presents
by Risky » Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:51 pm
Thanks everyone.
I've had a great time with my presents.
The Yamaha is sounding great now that the new strings have settled down. All it needs to do now is to play the right notes at the right time
. I'm working on that 
The Gemini is a surprise. Apart from having cloth ears, I am also an eternal skeptic and didn't expect too much from this unit. However I have to say that the difference in tone is great and even my cloth ears can tell that my sound is now much closer to the original. It was so good that I have started to play The Savage again. Shindig, Dance On, Kon Tiki and Wonderful Land all sounded much better. By the way my kit is a Jap Strat, Q2 and AC15.
Roger's CD is great. Having listened to all Roger's demos, I just had time to play the So Sad BT - this is an easy one for beginners to play. We have just cancelled our planned caravan outing this week, due to the weather forecast, so I'll definitely be having a go at the others.
Alan. I'll fill out a Plectrum Rental Termination Form at the next Hankies
Thanks for all your birthday wishes.
I've had a great time with my presents.
The Yamaha is sounding great now that the new strings have settled down. All it needs to do now is to play the right notes at the right time
. I'm working on that The Gemini is a surprise. Apart from having cloth ears, I am also an eternal skeptic and didn't expect too much from this unit. However I have to say that the difference in tone is great and even my cloth ears can tell that my sound is now much closer to the original. It was so good that I have started to play The Savage again. Shindig, Dance On, Kon Tiki and Wonderful Land all sounded much better. By the way my kit is a Jap Strat, Q2 and AC15.
Roger's CD is great. Having listened to all Roger's demos, I just had time to play the So Sad BT - this is an easy one for beginners to play. We have just cancelled our planned caravan outing this week, due to the weather forecast, so I'll definitely be having a go at the others.
Alan. I'll fill out a Plectrum Rental Termination Form at the next Hankies
Thanks for all your birthday wishes.
(ex-guitar player) - now a ukulele and ukulele bass player!
Update: After 10 years absence, now a born-again Hankie
Update: After 10 years absence, now a born-again Hankie
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Re: My Birthday Presents
by ecca » Mon Mar 29, 2010 12:43 pm
I'm glad you're pleased with the Yamaha AE500 Phil, what strings have you put on it ?
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