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I've noticed it on the plain strings on some that I've had a long while. It's gotta be age. Couldn't be humidity, the strings are individually packaged and the outer wrapper is sealed too.

Congrats, and play it in good health!

Welcome to the the Sexagenarian Club! (Sexagenarian, that's a big word. It means a person in their 60s. It has nothing to do with sex...)

I had a black one like that back in the day. I think the model I had was a 750. Play one E chord, and your hair grows out four inches!

Congrats, and play it in good health!

Pretty! Congrats, and play it in good health!

I'm sad to hear this. I have a fondness for the original ABB. I guess Jaimoe is the last survivor.

 RIP Dickey. The road goes on forever...

And now they're mostly little blue boxes on the phone. Even the small venues that still provide paper tickets just have black and white text with bar codes.

Finished it over the weekend. Again, a good read but not great. Lots of timeline inaccuracies. For example, Werman claims Tom Sholz recorded the FIRST Boston album with a Walkman!   Absolute epic fail. If you know Boston (and maybe even if you don't) you would know the Walkman was created to emulat...

Finished it over the weekend. Again, a good read but not great. Lots of timeline inaccuracies. For example, Werman claims Tom Sholz recorded the FIRST Boston album with a Rockman!
 

Congrats man!

I'm about halfway through this book right now. It's a pretty good read, but certainly not as much as Ted Templeman's was. Still, it is cool to learn about how Werman got started. He makes being the A&R sound like the coolest job to have!