MilkofthePoppy
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My old man retired and treated himself to a 2021 Mustang. Beautiful car. He always dreamed of getting one and I am proud of him. Hardest worker I know.
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My old man retired and treated himself to a 2021 Mustang. Beautiful car. He always dreamed of getting one and I am proud of him. Hardest worker I know.
rumman
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Work hard, play hard……..
BallardEra
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Was real good.
Topped off with some beers and a sour cherry calzone dessert with whipped cream!
Topped off with some beers and a sour cherry calzone dessert with whipped cream!
Canadian Finn
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if you are going to BMO, the top of the stairs between section 121 and 122, just as you enter concourse, on your left, is a $3.00 hot dog guy.
Best price hot dogs inside a stadium anywhere. (not counting those shitty loonie dog days as the dome)
Best price hot dogs inside a stadium anywhere. (not counting those shitty loonie dog days as the dome)
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I’m not a big/dedicated TV watcher these days (aside from sports) but, I have watched a couple of episodes with the wifeage and it was pretty funny; Ron Livingston is great.
BallardEra
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oh it's a joke article! talking up what a sweet car it is, being the joke. anyway congrats on getting yourself a classic car!
BallardEra
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Oh….
My friend bought the car and I saw it in person last night. She’s a beauty.
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I have so much booze, i have been lending bottles to my friendsLCBO should be back to work Tuesday.
I thought he pulled a hammy at first. Good/bad lesson to learn as a 16 year old. He was trying to emulate the "I'm cool" attitude and ended up with the "I'm fool" one instead.
"Cucumber Mint Kolsch"....what brewery is that?
Edit. Radical Road. Will have to check it out.
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Gary Nylund
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Here's some ads for used guitars. I'm thinking of buying one of these guitars and since there a few people here that know a ton more about guitars than I do, I thought I'd ask what you guys think. My motivation here is that I want to try a guitar with P90s, I only want lightweight guitars going forward, and there's something about the simplicity of the LP Junior with I find attractive and these all seem to be inspired by that design.
The top two are the ones I'm leaning towards. I have one Godin already so I know they make great guitars. Two pickups isn't always better than one, I think these are probably both great guitars, maybe the smart play is to choose the one that's 150 bucks cheaper and comes with a gig bag but on the other hand who knows, maybe the prices are negotiable (1000 seems a bit high maybe for that one). Or maybe the one with just the 1 pickup is the best choice for me as I do love the simplicity, and it doesn't get much simpler than that.
Anyhow, I won't have the cash for another week or two probably so I have some time to think about it and I thought I'd ask you guys if you have any opinions on this. I don't play very well but when I do play, I play mostly blues and classic rock.
www.kijiji.ca
www.kijiji.ca
There's also this PRS One. This is also supposedly a good guitar, but the fact that there is no tone control knob give me pause. Not sure how big an issue this is, I was surprised to learn that anyone would even make a guitar with no tone controls but it's PRS, they know what they're doing and they did it so maybe it's fine? TBH I just don't know what to think.
www.kijiji.ca
And finally, here's another PRS One. Saw this on reverb, turns out it's right here in Toronto, and only 500 bucks! At first I was thinking this is fantastic, then I noticed that the pickup is not a P90, but a P180. Never heard of these before but it sounds like this maybe more like a humbucker than a P90 and if that's true, then that's a deal breaker as what I'm really after is a guitar with P90s. Though I suppose I could swap out the pickup for a P90, that's always possible and I assume it wouldn't cost too much to get that done.
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I'm having a ton of fun just thinking about which guitar to guy. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks in advance and happy Sunday guys!
The top two are the ones I'm leaning towards. I have one Godin already so I know they make great guitars. Two pickups isn't always better than one, I think these are probably both great guitars, maybe the smart play is to choose the one that's 150 bucks cheaper and comes with a gig bag but on the other hand who knows, maybe the prices are negotiable (1000 seems a bit high maybe for that one). Or maybe the one with just the 1 pickup is the best choice for me as I do love the simplicity, and it doesn't get much simpler than that.
Anyhow, I won't have the cash for another week or two probably so I have some time to think about it and I thought I'd ask you guys if you have any opinions on this. I don't play very well but when I do play, I play mostly blues and classic rock.
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Godin Summit Classic SG - Vintage Burst w/ P90 Pickup | Guitars | City of Toronto | Kijiji Classifieds
The Summit Classic SG Vintage Burst P90 packs both classic and rocking tones, thanks to its Canadian Laurentian Basswood body and 1X Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pick up at the bridge. An Ergocut Rosewood fingerboard promises an incredibly comfortable playing experience. Specs: • Body: Canadian...
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There's also this PRS One. This is also supposedly a good guitar, but the fact that there is no tone control knob give me pause. Not sure how big an issue this is, I was surprised to learn that anyone would even make a guitar with no tone controls but it's PRS, they know what they're doing and they did it so maybe it's fine? TBH I just don't know what to think.
PRS SE One | Guitars | Markham / York Region | Kijiji Classifieds
Electric Guitar specs: Body: Korina Neck: Mahogany Fretboard: Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) Neck profile: Wide Fat Scale: 635 mm Nut width: 42 mm 22 Frets Dot fretboard inlays Pickup: 1 PRS Soapbar 1 Volume controller PRS stop tail bridge PRS Designed machine heads Nickel hardware Colour...
www.kijiji.ca
And finally, here's another PRS One. Saw this on reverb, turns out it's right here in Toronto, and only 500 bucks! At first I was thinking this is fantastic, then I noticed that the pickup is not a P90, but a P180. Never heard of these before but it sounds like this maybe more like a humbucker than a P90 and if that's true, then that's a deal breaker as what I'm really after is a guitar with P90s. Though I suppose I could swap out the pickup for a P90, that's always possible and I assume it wouldn't cost too much to get that done.
PRS SE One - Paul's Boutique
Early 2000s MIK PRS SE One with a single DiMarzio DP210 Tone Zone pickup, $499! Overview: The PRS SE One is a stripped-down, no-frills electric guitar
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I'm having a ton of fun just thinking about which guitar to guy. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks in advance and happy Sunday guys!
Notsince67
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Made a trip to the LCBO last night to replenish some essentials after a few dinner parties.
I definitely broke a personal record. $592.45
I definitely broke a personal record. $592.45
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I'm a big guitar guy, but sorry i don't have any advise regarding either PRS and Godin. I have heard very good things about Godin (i believe they are all made in Canada which is cool).Here's some ads for used guitars. I'm thinking of buying one of these guitars and since there a few people here that know a ton more about guitars than I do, I thought I'd ask what you guys think. My motivation here is that I want to try a guitar with P90s, I only want lightweight guitars going forward, and there's something about the simplicity of the LP Junior with I find attractive and these all seem to be inspired by that design.
The top two are the ones I'm leaning towards. I have one Godin already so I know they make great guitars. Two pickups isn't always better than one, I think these are probably both great guitars, maybe the smart play is to choose the one that's 150 bucks cheaper and comes with a gig bag but on the other hand who knows, maybe the prices are negotiable (1000 seems a bit high maybe for that one). Or maybe the one with just the 1 pickup is the best choice for me as I do love the simplicity, and it doesn't get much simpler than that.
Anyhow, I won't have the cash for another week or two probably so I have some time to think about it and I thought I'd ask you guys if you have any opinions on this. I don't play very well but when I do play, I play mostly blues and classic rock.
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Godin Summit Classic SG - Vintage Burst w/ P90 Pickup | Guitars | City of Toronto | Kijiji Classifieds
The Summit Classic SG Vintage Burst P90 packs both classic and rocking tones, thanks to its Canadian Laurentian Basswood body and 1X Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pick up at the bridge. An Ergocut Rosewood fingerboard promises an incredibly comfortable playing experience. Specs: • Body: Canadian...
There's also this PRS One. This is also supposedly a good guitar, but the fact that there is no tone control knob give me pause. Not sure how big an issue this is, I was surprised to learn that anyone would even make a guitar with no tone controls but it's PRS, they know what they're doing and they did it so maybe it's fine? TBH I just don't know what to think.
PRS SE One | Guitars | Markham / York Region | Kijiji Classifieds
Electric Guitar specs: Body: Korina Neck: Mahogany Fretboard: Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) Neck profile: Wide Fat Scale: 635 mm Nut width: 42 mm 22 Frets Dot fretboard inlays Pickup: 1 PRS Soapbar 1 Volume controller PRS stop tail bridge PRS Designed machine heads Nickel hardware Colour...
And finally, here's another PRS One. Saw this on reverb, turns out it's right here in Toronto, and only 500 bucks! At first I was thinking this is fantastic, then I noticed that the pickup is not a P90, but a P180. Never heard of these before but it sounds like this maybe more like a humbucker than a P90 and if that's true, then that's a deal breaker as what I'm really after is a guitar with P90s. Though I suppose I could swap out the pickup for a P90, that's always possible and I assume it wouldn't cost too much to get that done.
PRS SE One - Paul's Boutique
Early 2000s MIK PRS SE One with a single DiMarzio DP210 Tone Zone pickup, $499! Overview: The PRS SE One is a stripped-down, no-frills electric guitar
I'm having a ton of fun just thinking about which guitar to guy. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks in advance and happy Sunday guys!
I am predominantly a fender player, but i also own a couple gretsches and an epiphone casino.
Honestly i would recommend a mexican made fender guitar above any other guitar. They can be found at good prices used and there will always be a market for them if you choose to move on. PLus there's a reason why companies like Godin and PRS have their "versions" of stratocaster and telecasters. Because they're the best.
Also i see one of the ads is from Pauls Boutique. Great store. my favorite. I have bought a few things from them over the years including my main guitar (mexican made jazzmaster).
rumman
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There are three types of people when a shortage exists, there’s the one’s who always stock up when sales are on and ate never short, then there’s the one’s who rush out and buy up all the stock when the shortage is about to happen, and lastly there’s the one’s who bitch that they don’t have any because they’re late to the ball……..
rumman
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Can’t go wrong buying from a respected Canadian company, love the tone of a quality P90 pickup imo…….Here's some ads for used guitars. I'm thinking of buying one of these guitars and since there a few people here that know a ton more about guitars than I do, I thought I'd ask what you guys think. My motivation here is that I want to try a guitar with P90s, I only want lightweight guitars going forward, and there's something about the simplicity of the LP Junior with I find attractive and these all seem to be inspired by that design.
The top two are the ones I'm leaning towards. I have one Godin already so I know they make great guitars. Two pickups isn't always better than one, I think these are probably both great guitars, maybe the smart play is to choose the one that's 150 bucks cheaper and comes with a gig bag but on the other hand who knows, maybe the prices are negotiable (1000 seems a bit high maybe for that one). Or maybe the one with just the 1 pickup is the best choice for me as I do love the simplicity, and it doesn't get much simpler than that.
Anyhow, I won't have the cash for another week or two probably so I have some time to think about it and I thought I'd ask you guys if you have any opinions on this. I don't play very well but when I do play, I play mostly blues and classic rock.
Kijiji - Buy, Sell & Save with Canada's #1 Local Classifieds
Visit Kijiji Classifieds to buy, sell, or trade almost anything! New and used items, cars, real estate, jobs, services, vacation rentals and more virtually anywhere.
Godin Summit Classic SG - Vintage Burst w/ P90 Pickup | Guitars | City of Toronto | Kijiji Classifieds
The Summit Classic SG Vintage Burst P90 packs both classic and rocking tones, thanks to its Canadian Laurentian Basswood body and 1X Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pick up at the bridge. An Ergocut Rosewood fingerboard promises an incredibly comfortable playing experience. Specs: • Body: Canadian...
There's also this PRS One. This is also supposedly a good guitar, but the fact that there is no tone control knob give me pause. Not sure how big an issue this is, I was surprised to learn that anyone would even make a guitar with no tone controls but it's PRS, they know what they're doing and they did it so maybe it's fine? TBH I just don't know what to think.
PRS SE One | Guitars | Markham / York Region | Kijiji Classifieds
Electric Guitar specs: Body: Korina Neck: Mahogany Fretboard: Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) Neck profile: Wide Fat Scale: 635 mm Nut width: 42 mm 22 Frets Dot fretboard inlays Pickup: 1 PRS Soapbar 1 Volume controller PRS stop tail bridge PRS Designed machine heads Nickel hardware Colour...
And finally, here's another PRS One. Saw this on reverb, turns out it's right here in Toronto, and only 500 bucks! At first I was thinking this is fantastic, then I noticed that the pickup is not a P90, but a P180. Never heard of these before but it sounds like this maybe more like a humbucker than a P90 and if that's true, then that's a deal breaker as what I'm really after is a guitar with P90s. Though I suppose I could swap out the pickup for a P90, that's always possible and I assume it wouldn't cost too much to get that done.
PRS SE One - Paul's Boutique
Early 2000s MIK PRS SE One with a single DiMarzio DP210 Tone Zone pickup, $499! Overview: The PRS SE One is a stripped-down, no-frills electric guitar
I'm having a ton of fun just thinking about which guitar to guy. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks in advance and happy Sunday guys!
Gary Nylund
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I've bought 9 guitars so far, one's a keeper and it's a Godin.
My favorite was a Player Strat but I decided it was too heavy for me. In the end I'm probably a strat guy though it's fun to try out all kinds of other guitars. The new player II series that just dropped apparently has chambered versions coming out in September, those will probably be light enough so maybe I'll buy one. I'm also considering a used American Professional made with roasted pine, those are light enough and this one's available now for 1900 and if that's still available when I get the cash together I just might go for that. Would cost about 500 more than a new Player but it looks like it's in good shape and I love the way it looks!
Agreed. And I definitely want to get a guitar with P90s one day, though now I'm thinking I might get something else first.
It'll probably take a while to decide. I'm the kind of guy who stares at the menu for 20 minutes, then orders something and as soon as the server walks away I'm thinking I should've ordered something else. But it's so much fun to think about which guitar to buy, so many guitars out there and so little time ...
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