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I have one that's partially broken. I'm asking One Million Dollars (pinky in corner of mouth)...

For the quick fix solution;

Give 'em( each string) a firm yet not violent tug about 10 times, each string, retune, and repeat 2 or 3  additional cycles.

Regulating the temperaure & humidity factor into your guitar staying in tune as well.

EQ- the more bands the better, accomodates what you're working with (via P.A.)
Reverb- adds depth and slight echo, easy on this though, too much negates the EQ
Phase-adds tonal seperation and spacy grooviness
Compression- keeps the highs from cutting too high and lows from booming too low

Haha Pete ! My wife teases me because I have tons of useless trivia in my brain but I can't remember where I park my vehicle when we go to the grocery store.......

You're gonna be fine Zurf, can't keep a good man down !

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Anti-bacterial ointment, stretchy band-aide, super glue over sore spot and band-aide(super glue mixed with human blood is not good)- in that order...Change frequently

ps-let super glue dry before playing guitar C:

Haha ! Anything ever sang by Michael Bolton and/or Celene Dion...And Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville (due to overexposure).

Jeff (topdown) did a fantastic job ! He gets better and more confident each and every time playing out. Wish we had a recording of the festivities. We'll have to work on this...

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

I learned to play guitar because each and everytime I heard Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, or Jimi Hendrix play, I got goose bumps all over and time stood still.

And by the way, I really like the story Zurf about your buddy ! :J

Bass Viking,
You gotta take it as a compliment, they heard you doin' your thing, they liked what they heard. Play the same stuff they heard you play and put a big ole tip jar in front of your humble/smiling face ! Call it your "show your love" bucket ! haha

And Russell,
Hi friend, hope all wonderful with you ! Regarding Steven Tyler's version of the National Anthem preceeding the Patriots/Ravens football match; I've heard better/heard much worse ( Rosanne Barr, Carl Lewis, Michael Bolton, etc). Other than line 6 ( he sang "there's bombs" instead of "the bombs",and a few squeeks on the highest/hardest notes to hit), I thought he did a pretty decent job. However, if he was still active with his "real" job as lead singer for Aerosmith instead of that "other" thing he's doing, I'm pretty sure reaching those high notes would've been easy schmeezy !!! haha

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L