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(2 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I`ll be the first to wish you an early happy new year.     

Congrats on the NGD. If anyone can appreciate an NGD it`s me. Especially a Japanese guitar from the 60s and 70s.     

Congrats on the NGD. If anyone can appreciate an NGD it`s me. Especially a Japanese guitar from the 60s and 70s.     

79

(16 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

So sorry to hear     

80

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Happy Birthday     

81

(2 replies, posted in About Chordie)

You should list the songs where this happened. There are a lot of songs on here. They can`t check every one.     

82

(8 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

That is a great deal. I have been known to buy a case here and there. I have no problem buying a used case.     

83

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Happy Birthday. Hoping it`s a great one.     

84

(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Just got it back on Wednesday. I don`t know what Gretsch does with the ones that get returned. I think they got the bugs out of the one that I originally bought and sent it back. The reason I say that, the plastic covering on the pickguard has the same scratches that I put on it. It doesn`t matter. This one plays great. Now the question. What does Gretsch do when they have a guitar sent back??     

85

(12 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

So sorry for your loss     

86

(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Baldguitardude wrote:
joeyjoeyjoey wrote:
Baldguitardude wrote:

Good job downsizing

I sold 4 pieces to get the Gretsch. I have 10 more pieces at the store on consignment. I am downsizing.

That's not downsizing  - that's just making room for more!

No more after the Gretsch. A lot has changed in the past 2 months. I`m seeing things in a different light. If I do see an unbelievably good deal that I can make money on, maybe. No more just to have them. When all is said and done, I should have around 15 guitars. The Gretsch`s are staying. Along with the equipment I`ve had since I was young.Even the Gretsch`s may be iffy.     

87

(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

neophytte wrote:

Do you have an ETA on the replacement??

2 weeks.     

88

(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Baldguitardude wrote:

Good job downsizing

I sold 4 pieces to get the Gretsch. I have 10 more pieces at the store on consignment. I am downsizing.     

89

(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Last Friday, I bought a brand new Gretsch New Yorker Archtop. It sounds good. Great plugged into an amp. The action was really stiff. Not high. Really stiff. I brought it back to the store, the manager played it and agreed. I left it for the repairmen to look at. He said it was full of defects. Poorly set up and needed a lot of work. Gretsch is sending a new one and taking that one back. I know it happens. I have never bought a defective guitar before. (and I`ve bought a few). Hopefully, the next one will be ready to go from the factory. 

90

(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I have Guitar Center and Union Music close by. 15 minutes away in either direction. I will always go to Union Music first. They are a little more expensive. Not that much more. Not enough to go to dinner on the savings. They know me by name. All the employees play. Their service is top notch. Guitar Center is like Wal Mart. I would rather see my money go to the small single store rather than a big conglomerate. 

I`ve decided to sell as many guitars as I can. All the Gretsch`s and the Gibson are staying. Along with my Rickenbacker, Epiphone and Silvertone.  Why am I selling them?? They just aren`t doing what they used to. I was compensating by buying guitars. Now they are just taking up space in my house.  For whatever reason, I can`t even stand to look at them anymore. 

Tenement Funster wrote:

That'll be awesome, JJJ ... the classic jazz box. I found this informative review on their Gretsch's current version @ Guitar Magazine:

https://www.theguitarmagazine.com/gear/ … up-review/

Thanks for posting that. I have an Epiphone Masterbilt Archtop. I love it. It is surprisingly loud. If the gretsch is at least a decent level unplugged, I`m sure I will love it.

Tenement Funster wrote:

JJJ ... I would have thought a new Bread Machine would be a priority purchase with the proceeds from your sales? lol Those are some cool collectibles on the way out, but I'm sure the White Falcon and the Penguin will enjoy having some elbow room. What are you thinking of for the new Gretsch ... a "Jet"?

http://blackdot.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Gretsch-G5435T-Pro-Jet-Black-Bigsby-full-tilt.jpg

You may find this hard to believe, I already have a Pro Jet. Next is a New Yorker. I have an Epiphone Masterbilt archtop and love it. Now a Gretsch archtop is in the cards. More will be going soon. Now I have 8 in the music store on consignment.

4 more guitars and 2 VOX amps are now on consignment. A newer Harmony Acoustic.A 1950s Kay Jumbo. Fender Brown Derby Resonator. And a 1962?? Harmony Silvertone Jupiter. I looked at how much use they get. Started to look around my house. Trying to get down to 15-20 guitars. All the Gretsches are staying. Plus 4 pieces I have had since the early 80s. I do plan to get one more Gretsch with the money from the consignment sales.

95

(40 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

We will be leaving Friday. Its a 5 hour drive. I`m figuring on late afternoon or early evening.

96

(25 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

mekidsmom wrote:

Mojo, that thing has some pretty good reviews online.  Seems like a good purchase, for a portable doodad.  Too bad they didn't have the DC Plus model in store, though.  tongue  (nice one Jim!  Ha!)

I DID FIND A REVIEW FOR DIXIE CUPS
Dixie PerfecTouch Cup
Dixie PerfecTouch Cup
By DIXIE
Product Details
These specially insulated cups are available in a variety of attractive designs, giving consumers a higher perception of product quality and elevating business returns. The construction of the PerfecTouch cup extends consumption time while adding confidence in overall product quality. Its outer lining keeps hands comfortable to the touch and eliminates the need for double-cupping. Look for the compatible Dixie 20 oz. PerfecTouch Hot Drink Lids.

97

(25 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

mojo01 wrote:
joeyjoeyjoey wrote:

I use paper plates all the time. Dixie cups, only when there is a party or gathering. Not on a regular basis. Paper plates mainly because they don`t have to be washed.Just the cheapest paper plates. Dixie paper plates are too expensive


hmmm thought I hit the report button but this box popped up.

JJJ that is some funny s@#t I dont care who you are. I am with you on the dixie products way to expensive but my wife insist on the good stuff and she says the wal mart brand colors clash the cool whip serving bowls.

TF thats the one ,about the only thing it does not have is a dixie cup holder on it

You were going to hit report?? You`re the one that asked if anyone ever used Dixie cups and paper plates.

98

(40 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

See you soon. There will be three of us this time.

99

(25 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I use paper plates all the time. Dixie cups, only when there is a party or gathering. Not on a regular basis. Paper plates mainly because they don`t have to be washed.Just the cheapest paper plates. Dixie paper plates are too expensive

100

(17 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

You know that I will appreciate any NGD.