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Now that one I would like to see Joanne. Mind picture says ya have to flip the guitar longways clockwise. Both sides of the aquator Mike. For right habdres anyway. And unless ya really got flex in ya wrists. be real hard to do and not have the pick take of down to the head of the box again. Thinking about it. Maybe a blob of blue tak on the end of a stick would work too. Save all that flipping practice too. Think I will make me one. Will use a real hard bit of rawhide instead of a stick so it matches the mood of my leather picks, scratch plate, stubbie holder, and feedback buster. Graham ------------------ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/grahamhendersonmusic.htm [This message has been edited by Graham (edited 03-20-2003).]
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