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Man that PRS looks great!

bender wrote:I'm bummed I didn't manage a hoon on Hacksaw's Transatlantic but other than that it was a great fest. Thanks all.

I managed to - with the SG - even played it really loud with Octave fuzz - legit

Jammings
IMG_0213 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

H671's semis
IMG_0215 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

GrantB's gear with a sneaky gold interloper:
IMG_0216 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

Highgainer demoing for Miza:
IMG_0217 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

Someone stepping on my Japanese Girl:
IMG_0222 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

Matman's mean rig:
IMG_0221 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

LP Special meets Rhinolux (sounded pretty spesh):
IMG_0220 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

Simon's Ground Control:
IMG_0219 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

Hamish being all relaxed and stuff (that Tokai sounded awesome through the AC15):
IMG_0218 by Ben Sinclair, on Flickr

bender wrote:I'm bummed I didn't manage a hoon on Hacksaw's Transatlantic but other than that it was a great fest. Thanks all.

swing by Grey Lynn any time if you want to try it out. Probably best you bring that lovely old Gretsch though. Man that was sweet, and I only played it unplugged!

HackSaw wrote:

bender wrote:I'm bummed I didn't manage a hoon on Hacksaw's Transatlantic but other than that it was a great fest. Thanks all.

swing by Grey Lynn any time if you want to try it out. Probably best you bring that lovely old Gretsch though. Man that was sweet, and I only played it unplugged!

Deal!

Zaulkin wrote:Man that PRS looks great!

I'd hope so given the $$ paid

it's not swimming pool - but it's cooler than I thought - really large flames for the 10top

Thanks Si and Matman for organising another fest. Always great to see familiar faces and meet new ones.

Enjoyed a quick hoon on H671's Harmony, Hacksaw's very lite SG, and Grant's very tasty Gretsch DuoJet. Bender's Rynolux was awesome, and always enjoy Twangsnarl's tastefully simple pedalboard.

And a special thanks again to the photographers for reminding me how bald I really am.

Miza wrote:Thanks Si and Matman for organising another fest. Always great to see familiar faces and meet new ones.

Enjoyed a quick hoon on H671's Harmony, Hacksaw's very lite SG, and Grant's very tasty Gretsch DuoJet. Bender's Rynolux was awesome, and always enjoy Twangsnarl's tastefully simple pedalboard.

And a special thanks again to the photographers for reminding me how bald I really am.

Use the wig from the Muppet in your avatar!

Glad you could make it - was good to catch up IRL

bender wrote:Pfft. Three witnesses aren't as good as photographic evidence. Caught in the act!

I have personally witnessed Grant playing The Swimming Pool. He made it sound rather excellent actually.

Slowy wrote: I have personally witnessed Grant playing The Swimming Pool. It made Him sound rather excellent actually.

Fixed

bender wrote:

jvpp wrote:What? Grant trying out an Ibanez?

It's a PRS. Not quite a swimming pool... unless there had been a brown alert.

Actual laugh out loud on the code brown quip...

Looks like a great day and some choice bits on display. Can't wait for the Welly version now...

Thanks Si and Matt. Great work.

That photoshopped pic of me and PRS is hilarious.

Si Hirst, your flange was full and fitted the gap provided nicely.

Ben, never play April Sun on my Special again... EVER.


Very cool day ... More thought s tomorrow

Darth Sabbathi wrote:

bender wrote: It's a PRS. Not quite a swimming pool... unless there had been a brown alert.

Actual laugh out loud on the code brown quip...

Yep, I lolled too. It should be known henceforth as the invercargil swimming pool PRS

GrantB wrote: Ben, never play April Sun on my Special again... EVER.

On a side note- my son's name is Cuba and he was born in April. That's just a very unfortunate coincidence though.

GrantB wrote:Thanks Si and Matt. Great work.

That photoshopped pic of me and PRS is hilarious.

Si Hirst, your flange was full and fitted the gap provided nicely.

Ben, never play April Sun on my Special again... EVER.


Very cool day ... More thought s tomorrow

That's a bit forward.