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Step 2Grab a tuning peg and start swinging
We're going to remove the high and low strings. That means turning those little knobs a bunch of times to loosen the string. There's a crank type thing sold in music stores called a "speed dingus" for turning pegs fast. We're going to be our own crank and do things right.
Grab ahold of a tuning peg and start swinging the guitar around like a Jack Russel terrier with numchuks.
If it flies across the room and hits the wall, that's fine, these El Kabongers are made for that kind of music school. Notice the sound it made, which is the combination of all possible sounds mixed together. Sort of like that super paint you once made by mixing all your paints together at once.
Grab ahold of a tuning peg and start swinging the guitar around like a Jack Russel terrier with numchuks.
If it flies across the room and hits the wall, that's fine, these El Kabongers are made for that kind of music school. Notice the sound it made, which is the combination of all possible sounds mixed together. Sort of like that super paint you once made by mixing all your paints together at once.
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Apr 9, 2009. 6:03 AMbassmonkey
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no one likes banjos...
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Apr 17, 2009. 6:10 PMJKibs95
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Everyone loves a good banjo... Maybe not everyone... I knew this one guy... You're right, no one likes them.
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May 18, 2010. 2:35 PMdylans88keys
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GOOD ONE
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Apr 25, 2009. 5:40 AMbassmonkey
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lol
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