what shortscale video made you join shortscale?

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what shortscale video made you join shortscale?

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zaphod's comment about how mike's od-3 demo brought him to shortscale started me thinking. did any else have a similar story?

mine was mike's shortscale demos manifesto. i was browsing randomly and saw that. i agreed with mike's views on gearwire and it made me rolf when with the secrets of mojo tone from a telecaster.

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Cripes, I didn't realise that the youtube thing had been going on for over a year D: Time flies! D:
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I believe Hurb's Fuzz Factory demo brought Benecol to our fine pastures
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mike's shortscale manifesto was funny that probably led me to join shortscale.
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mike's shortscale manifesto was funny that probably led me to join shortscale.
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There was no such thing as videos when I were a noob. We couldn't have imagined such a thing. You'd have been laughed at.
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BacchusPaul wrote:There was no such thing as videos when I were a noob. We couldn't have imagined such a thing. You'd have been laughed at.
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was it all fields?
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Oh, Rob - you HAVE to tell me where you buy that awesome strong as hell Velcro you use on your pedals
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superfuzz wrote:
BacchusPaul wrote:There was no such thing as videos when I were a noob. We couldn't have imagined such a thing. You'd have been laughed at.
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I'll see you in hell with the rest of the trash
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stewart wrote:was it all fields?
Snowy fields. And we'd know shoes, and had to walk between forums or to the internet or something.
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whats video?
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BacchusPaul wrote:
stewart wrote:was it all fields?
Snowy fields. And we'd know shoes, and had to walk between forums or to the internet or something.
Up hills both ways.

It was also raining kittens.
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suede wrote:
superfuzz wrote:
BacchusPaul wrote:There was no such thing as videos when I were a noob. We couldn't have imagined such a thing. You'd have been laughed at.
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superfuzz wrote:
BacchusPaul wrote:
stewart wrote:was it all fields?
Snowy fields. And we'd know shoes, and had to walk between forums or to the internet or something.
Up hills both ways.

It was also raining kittens.
ah... the internet ran on steam back then. you could only go on it for 5 minutes a day and you had to stand up and sing the national anthem when it was finished.
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I was thinking of buying a Telecaster and did a bit of digging around on You Tube. I came across Mike's reviews and thought they were pretty good...then noticed short scale mentioned and came on to see.
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ITT: Noobs admitting they are noobs.
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A guy was selling a yellow guitar on ebay (I forget what it was) thought it looked cool had a little vid of themselves playing it

that guy was hurb

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Post by Mike »

euan wrote:ITT: Noobs admitting they are noobs.
ITT: Old timers being elitist.

You might not give two shits about the demos but other people do.
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Mike wrote:
euan wrote:ITT: Noobs admitting they are noobs.
ITT: Old timers being elitist.

You might not give two shits about the demos but other people do.
Dude it was a joke and you know it. Benecol came through demos and thats cool enough.
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