Bite the bullet and freeze your ass off to get things done. As I have stated before, no heat in my garage. As much as I enjoy spending time there, as I get older, I am getting less and less tolerant of the cold. But as all of you know, things start piling up on you if you leave them laying around cause your sissy ass does not want to get cold. 
I have a couple of bikes that need fixin' and the kids TTR needs a tune up, so I'm quitting my whining and fixin' what needs fixed. I have this weekend off so far, so I will be getting to the RG and setting it up for my Daughter then. It don't feel to great to be out side, but it always is great to get some work done in the garage.
Till Next Time...............
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Since I own examples from both Gibson (Les Paul Studio) and Fender (Custom Tele) I thought it would be right to give equal time to Fenders new Ax’s the Fender road worn series. The custom shop has been cranking out a few tribute guitars with their Relic series. But you practically need a second mortgage for most of those rigs. With the new line you'll have enough dough left to pick up a few sets of Ernie balls in your favorite gauge. 
The new line are a bit worn from the get go, kinda like your favorite pair of Levis or Chuck Taylors. They are going to come in Stratocaster, Telecaster, Precision Bass and Jazz bass flavors.
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Gibson has taken the best of their robot auto tuning technology and Incorporated it into the Darkfire. Along with a bevy of other technological features that promises to make this Les Paul the most sophisticated ever. When introduced, this Les Paul will be the most advanced ax they have ever produced. So warm up your favorite amp and plug into the Darkfire HERE.
Till Next Time...............
This is the first guitar I will be working on this winter. I'm setting it up for my daughter, she wants to learn guitar. I could just give it a good tune up, but she wants a blue flame job on it. Who am I to say no. It needs a good neck adjustment, along with the nut and bridge, not to mention the frets. The wiring needs a good going over as well. Seeing I will have to completely take the guitar apart for the paint job, I may as well address the other issues it has while it is in pieces.
