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I love my Brother CP60X, but the thread does not play nice on the holder. It tends to get stuck in the plastic lip and then break. So I made a simple felt barrier like that many sewing machines come with. Works like a charm! Now the thread spool doesn’t spin erratically and instead has just enough friction to maintain tension…and not tangle on the plastic lip. 10/10 recommend.

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1998 US with fender lace golds in neck and middle…Seymour Duncan of some sort in the bridge. Plays and sounds a dream! Color is Plum Purple Metallic. Here it is next to my Jazzmaster.

Found a great deal at a used gear shop…actually a new unit open box. Digging the workflow and vibe. Already recorded a few tracks with it!

I haven’t touched my Tele or Les Paul since I got this. So versatile and sexy to boot!

Upgraded from a Squier. Lucked out with a used AC4 combo too. It is just a MIM but perfect for me. Plays well, very sweet Tele tone, and hopefully inspires me to get past the basic skills I have at the moment on guitar.

Looks like an interesting idea. I like the daisy chain option. Analog, portable, and $500. Not bad. Curious what you all think?

Picked up this little guy last week and have already cleared the presets and started making my own. Any tips or fun stories about Microfreaks?

I’ve used this on the Switch and it is pretty neat. It would be pretty awesome if the VR implementation is good enough!

Wonder how this idea will be long term? Losing come cables would be awfully convenient for those who perform or have smaller spaces especially.

Which one? For the sake of theoretical questions …let’s assume you could have any synth…not just what you already own.

Sounds like they are goners. Hope they didn’t have your favorite plug-in or at least you have the installer still!