After many years of great times today my Roland Edirol M-100Fx died today 🥺😞😭

I really feel like this is a great community of guitar players and I am happy that I have been able to be here to meet all of you. I truly feel like we all have each others backs and want to help each other, which is totally awesome. Now the bad. I paid into this group, just like everyone else, to be here. We had to buy a sticker to prove we were worthy. Since I have been here I have tried giving input and helping everyone as much as I can. Now as I go along and I see the test products are not really discounted and once you reach a certain level there isn't even a product, all this group does is make excuses. When you make a post questioning it, they censor you and take your post down. I know because they have done it to me twice now. This is only an open forum for musicians, as long as you don't piss off Taylor. I love being here, and I am very glad to have made friends and all you guys are awesome, but I will probably be thrown out of here for speaking the truth. Omni is not a real company, and Taylor is hiding the truth from all of us. He overcharges so the items look discounted, and gets mad and censors you and takes down your post if you call him out. I just want this group to be honest and not scam us to make us feel like you are giving us something. Have fun everyone, and I hope we get to chat again, but I have a feeling I will be censored again and probably thrown out after this post. Hope I get to hear from any and all of you in the future. Taylor will make that decision.

My apologies for not being around as much lately. Here's why... The job search has been dragging out far too long. I was laid off on 12 March 2025 from my Quality Assurance Engineer role at ADT. Since then, I've submitted more than 100 resumes/applications for software test engineer, test automation engineer, quality assurance engineer, et al, roles. In response, I've gotten exactly one screening interview... that is, crickets. I've had a photography business since 2019 and was moderately successful at it, despite it being a tough niche, intimate portraiture, for male photographers. But it's been largely dormant due to illness, COVID-19, day job requirements, and lack of motivation, since late 2019. About a month ago, I decided it was time to make my own opportunity, rebuilding and rebranding my photography business. Around that same time, I saw an ad on Facebook Marketplace for a real estate photography webinar. I paid the $27 for the webinar -- the information disseminated during that webinar was worth far more than $27. As a result, I joined their coaching program and am working toward what could be a very lucrative real estate media company... Las Vegas Real Estate Media Solutions (LVREMS). I'm working fast to set everything up, renew business licenses, get additional business licenses, open a new business bank account, and learn the business processes and tools. It's now my full-time job (while still doing the minimum required by the State of Nevada to keep receiving my paltry weekly unemployment benefit until it runs out or I start making more through my business). I'm still around, reading everyone's posts, approving new members, writing new posts (when I think of something worthwhile), commenting on your posts, and, of course, playing guitar. I'm still around... just not as often. Thanks for reading... Stay Tuned... W I will have a few things to post soon... waiting on deliveries.

Let’s hear what websites you use for FREE chords and tab for guitars? The keyword is FREE. Let’s list them to help each other get some great resources and learn some new tunes!

Nutube Amps: Who's tried 'em and what are your thoughts? I'm curious to hear from those of you who have some experience with Nutube technology in an amplifier. Whether you own one, have played through one at a store, or just have some opinions on the technology in general, I'd love to hear what you think. For those who aren't familiar, Nutubes are a new kind of vacuum tube developed by Korg and Noritake released back in 2017. They're much smaller, more power-efficient, and have a significantly longer lifespan than traditional vacuum tubes. The idea is to get that classic tube sound and feel without the size, heat, and maintenance. So, what's the verdict? Are they a gimmick or the real deal?