What’s the most ‘non-guitar’ item in your guitar case?

Took my guitar into the shop to finally fix the neck. Most bc riches have their shims at an angle for some "creative" reasons. I had this guitar for 10 years so obviously the repair isn't going to be perfect but hopefully it'll be close. Have you guys done any major repairs to your guitars? Did you DIY it, or ask a professional? What was the most time consuming ones? Did it all pay off in the end?

I received the Irin wireless transmitter and receiver last week and have been using it every day. There is no difference in sound quality, it tracks great with no noticeable lag time, and it doesn’t pick up any extra noise.

I'm getting sick of genre worship, I never listened to only one genre of music alone. I've had periods of favorites, but, between when and where I grew up, I listened a lot of different music. One of my favorite things to do as a kid was to play guitar over all different types of music, everything from techno, to bubble gum pop, to gangsta rap, to jazz, to blues, to country, to classical, to rock and metal, and even dubstep. For no other reason than pure enjoyment. I think if your that loyal to a single genre, your just missing out on a lot of stuff that could expand your playing to new levels. There was a time when old people turned their noses up at jazz, then at Blues, and then at Rock and Roll. I can't believe how little we've actually progressed since then. Whenever some old person says "music was better in my day", I say " No it wasn't, you were just younger".

I have a studio and looking for some like-minded musicians to work on some music over the Internet together. If you have a DAW and an audio interface, let’s do this.