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11/17/2012 - Dirty Girl Mud Run - Scottsdale, AZ

Unusual Trio - Atlantic City Boardwalk, New Jersey, USA

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Tenuous Link: trigger point --> machine gun

Today I installed a PMS (Pickup Mounting System) from FU Tone in my Les Paul CM.

So here's how it works. You screw a piece of brass into the floor of the pickup rout. That center hole is for a spacer. They provide four sizes for adjusting pickup height. So you put one in, screw the pickup into the holes on the far sides where the pickup would normally attach to the ring, and you've got a pickup hard-mounted onto a brass mount.

Now then, this is probably the best pickup mounting solution I've ever tried, but $50 for a brass bar and some screws and spacers seems out of line to me. Of course, I'm cheap.

Oh rly? No shit. I can imagine the titles:

"101 Violent Craving-Satisfaction Methods"

"Killer Scowls: Make Your Man do EVERYTHING without Speaking"

"Saying Everything with Grunts"

"Magazine Flinging for Dummies"

"Mission Impossibles: Obscure Cravings for Your Whipped Man to Fulfill"

Man Making Pizza - Manhattan - New York City, New York, USA

Legal (or at least tolerated - guys were out there working in broad daylight for at least 2 pieces) wall on a parking garage in Malmö, Sweden.

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Nobel laureate Sir Paul Nurse speaking at the INSA-PMS Blackett Memorial Lecture 2013 in Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Follow us on Twitter @UKinIndia.

Siesta Time

this is HILARIOUS in my opinion.

Today I installed a PMS (Pickup Mounting System) from FU Tone in my Les Paul CM. Dig the Resomax bridge with adjustable saddles.

So here's how it works. You screw a piece of brass into the floor of the pickup rout. That center hole is for a spacer. They provide four sizes for adjusting pickup height. So you put one in, screw the pickup into the holes on the far sides where the pickup would normally attach to the ring, and you've got a pickup hard-mounted onto a brass mount.

Now then, this is probably the best pickup mounting solution I've ever tried, but $50 for a brass bar and some screws and spacers seems out of line to me. Of course, I'm cheap.

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