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I've had one on my G400 for years now, I'd never go back. The stock bridge was garbage.

There are so many pedals and patches (official and unofficial) you'll find a sound you like.

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No warranty voidage. As others have said, a factory reset will clear any sneaky amp shenanigans.

Mine's not a '66, but for my G400 I use https://www.skbcases.com/music/products/search.php?fuzzy=0&query=1SKB-61 Old pictures One confidence inspiring case. Deals can be had around the same ballpark as a Tolex Epiphone case if one's Shop-Fu is strong. Well worth it since you can beat a...

Isn't this thread from February? OP hasn't been here since then either....

Small guard all day.

Check the dates on the stuff you're replying to. This thread left off in January.

Uh huh, have you tried it? No? Shocker. They didn't just yank the guts out of a VCR and call it an amp. This was a purpose built unit. They've been out over a year (this thread was nearly a year dead) and surprise nobody is saying anything like what you posted.

Or off to the side.... Generally the tuner is the first pedal in your chain. It doesn't go in the the loop.

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Nice! I dunno, I thought about the Custom, but the Darth Vader / Cylon / Knight Rider vibe of the Advance kinda won me over. :cheers:

Didn't read the article....not surprising.

A Halloween novelty vs. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/wellbeing/morning-routines/an-oral-history-of-the-british-mouth/

Not really. The "retaining" wire was as effective as if it was installed by a British dentist.

Famous last words -That sounds terrible, can I try? Just don't. It's a way to get a pseudo trem effect, but it's not that great. If you insist: Strum, brace the guitar, usually by pushing the body towards you and push the neck forward. It's a Bad Idea™ and it's a worse one with a bolt on neck.

I'm right handed, but I've never been able to use a right handed hockey stick, it never felt right. A lefty stick is way more natural for me. Unknown Hinson is in the same sort of boat as you, when he learned his father had him learn righty.