Well, I did a thing. I was on an auction site and I saw a certified authentic autographed guitar from Alice Cooper. I waited until the last second and swooped it up for $100! It’s not the greatest guitar, but I’ll be sure to hang this one on my wall, while I still keep my LP near. 😊

Well, I've been needing a new pedalboard for a long time and finally caught a black Friday deal on a Livwire Arena for really cheap. I dont know much about the Livewire boards, so I didnt know what to expect. Let me tell ya, I'm impressed! And I finally have enough room on my pedalboard for my talkbox!

Any fan of the fascinating world of change ringing/belltower ringing??

Just wanted to say thank you to Taylor and the admins for letting me back in.

I’ve been diving into some new gear ideas lately, and I’m curious where the community stands on smart guitars — instruments with built-in tech, apps, onboard effects, learning tools, etc. Some players love the innovation… others feel like it takes away from the raw, traditional guitar experience. I can see both sides, which is why I want to hear from you. Do smart guitars actually solve real problems for guitarists? Would you ever own one — or do you already? What features would make a smart guitar worth it? Drop your thoughts below. I’m really interested to hear the honest opinions from this group.