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I am 52, which is probably too old.

Altex, I bought a set ELIXIR STRINGS in a music store in Belgium.
PRICE for 1 SET = €25 = $39 US DOLLARS. Which is indeed VERY expensive.
I went on eBay and looked for elixir strings, and yes BINGO. For the price I paid here in BELGIUM, I have 3 sets of strings, 0.10, 0.12, I prefer light.
Also for electric guitars, you will get 3 sets in stead of 1 set in BELGIUM.
The name is dr.cluck

Is he an ox now?

Except from loosing his b***, I really don't know how too sing in falsetto, when I went to University, (Oh Lord, I am starting to be an old fart.), it was in 1973 "le moment supreme" of Deep Purple with the mega-hit "CHILD IN TIME", I only remember that I couldn't speak, 1 day later.
So I am intrigued in what is needed to sing falsetto.

WLBAYE, I remember that there were "castrate singers"and a vasectomy will never give you the opportunity to have a high voice. They removed the testicles or at very young age, like 7 8 years old. Or later just before puberty and in those days, a lot of them died, a lack of disinfection, hygiene. HERE A LINK TO CASTRATO SINGERS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castrato
AND NOT TO CONFUSE WITH FALSETTO

BBDgus , francais? Italiano? Dutch? Deutsch?
Where do you live on this planet? I am from Belgium
I ordered a GIBSON HUMMINGBIRD IN JULY 2006 ON EBAY!!
Once here,  I discovered a CRACK in the Headstock, my luthier told me that this was a "TYPICAL GIBSON FRACTURE." I don't know, i DO know that when you transport your acoustic, the pressure and a guitar not entirely de-tuned, don't walk hand in hand.
I also noticed that MARTINS or my electric guitars suffer less using the same transport.
I WOULD NEVER TRIE TO GLUE A GUITAR. Most of luthiers have there own mixture.
Am I right GSE? I don't know the glues you mentioned, that's why I let repair every scratch, or other things.

Toney, was it a real hard time back then?
I did a lot of thinking and every "doc" has his own opinion.
Finally it is the patients call.
You can sit in a corner as a WILLOW, and weep OR you can be a poplar, a high tree.
I love when people USE THEIR CHARACTER, how difficult it might be.
You really need to have COURAGE and MOTIVATION, I admit if you can make your living from a passion isn't that great?
MAKING A PROFESSION FROM YOUR HOBBY AND PASSION IS SO BEAUTIFUL, and that motivation helpedyou a lot.

Hey RUSSELL Hi TIM0473,  Dear friends we have an "astonishing" website.
But in answer to you RUSSELL, can one FUNCTION NORMAL WITH ALMOST in CELSIUS 39,90 calculated to FAHRENHEIT which gives 140°F, a little bit less.
I know what I have to take.

About the GIBSON CLASSIC LES PAUL, I don't know. But once in the store they give answers like a Classic but better than Standard, even .

GRAND FUNK RAILROAD?

NELA, what you write is EXACTLY WHAT I DO. But here I wanted to know if DUESENBERG GUITARS are good, reliable, versatile in fact worth buying IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY.
I worked as a dog for 23 years, 80 hours a week, as Medical Doc, I had some "lucrative specialities" and I've got luck.
Situation is I got a car crash, and it is possible that I have the money but I am LESS impulsive spending it. (I own 23 guitars), and my best serie is PRS, a custom 24, and the PRS EG set made in the USA. It's almost impossible to spot them and if you see an EG it's double in price.
I have a GIBSON LP CUSTOM 1968, and changed the PAF'S by P-94.
The DUESENBERG 49er is really similar, I just try to find more info.