The number of compliments on the sound (even from non-players) is surprising.
Mike
Steel King photo
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Miguel e Smith
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Steel King photo
Here's a shot with one of my new Steel King's (not shown is a new Hilton volume pedal which I also dig).
The number of compliments on the sound (even from non-players) is surprising.
Mike
The number of compliments on the sound (even from non-players) is surprising.
Mike
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Mike, you look to be a happy camper! Please forgive my past references to tube amps! I love you and them both!
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Miguel e Smith
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Definately happy with the gear (and would love to go camping)! Also, here's a snapshot that was taken as I left the building the day of the photo shoot. That's Sam Marshall (Steel King developer) on the left and Shane Nicholas (manager of amplifier marketing) on the right. Both of these guys are great guitar players and both have played with our band from time to time.
The pic I won't show is the one of my wrist where I cut it open trying to de-pest our house of a field mouse. The stitches come out Monday. I'm starting to get the feeling back in my fingers but it still feels weird to play (yep..it was my right hand).
Miguel
The pic I won't show is the one of my wrist where I cut it open trying to de-pest our house of a field mouse. The stitches come out Monday. I'm starting to get the feeling back in my fingers but it still feels weird to play (yep..it was my right hand).
Miguel