The crucial Google query before we leave on Monday.








There's a Sam Ash. Phewwww... Ok,  I'm good. :) 

Viva Las Vegas!

Good luck on the move.  Have a great trip.  

Music stores in Vegas...  I like how it doesn't show you the biggest and baddest of them all!  Ed Roman's place.

Of course, you missed the ultimate opportunity since Ed passed away last year (or earlier this year - can't remember).  What a character!

Thanks, Jan! 

Craig - A friend of mine just told me about Roman. Though I'm primarily looking for studio/pro audio stuff.

That's what I try to focus on, because I so hate to leave. So I'm thinking studio stuff, vacations w/ my wife and adopting a new kitten or two. :)

Oh of course, one of my biggest worries: flying w/ them ladies. 





That plus a dozen suitcases and our 2 cats...


I managed to put one of my guitars on a van w/ a couple of luggages of ours - but since that stuff will be stored until October, I didn't want to send my most precious instruments. Now I'm starting to think that maybe it was a dumb move, and that I should have sent the Les Paul instead. :s

Rain


The crucial Google query before we leave on Monday.








There's a Sam Ash. Phewwww... Ok,  I'm good. :) 

Viva Las Vegas!

You are moving again? You should start your own "moving business"  :)

23 million music stores in Las Vegas.

You should be able to find anything you need.

alexoosthoek



You are moving again? You should start your own "moving business"  :)

The tour is over - it's now a resident show in Vegas, so this time we're moving "permanently".  For a few years at least. From Monday on, I'm officially no longer a resident of Canada (we'd kept our address there until September 3rd for taxes and stuff even if we've left in May).


But I bet you we'll be off to California any opportunity we have and back in NY whenever we have a week off. ;)

bapu


23 million music stores in Las Vegas.

You should be able to find anything you need.

LOL. Yeah, they probably even have a few dozen of those Alembics signed by Bapu himself. ;)

When we first arrived in NY, first thing I did after I dropped the luggages was to to turn the TV on. I never watch TV. But I felt compelled to because there was this huge screen and we were back in the US w/ all the channels.

Empire Strike Back was playing, Lord Vader was delivering one of his speeches and I thought, good omen.

Then I proceeded to unplug the wretched thing because I needed the desk for my DAW - these things are as complex as a Moog modular these days. I was left wondering if I'd be able to plug it all back like it was.

So tonight, here I am trying to put every cable in its place. After a few attempts I finally manage to get the signal feed on the TV, so I pick up one of the remotes and start browsing through channels, randomly, to make sure everything is in its right place. Seems ok. I leave it on and go on w/ my business. Then the commercials end and we're back to our regular program. 

Return of the Jedi.  


Man I love funny coincidences.