Is The Contract Signed Tomorrow?

TonyLieske

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If there is no BoG announcement by tomorrow, that effectively means next Wednesday is the earliest a contract could be signed...and that assumes a BoG meeting is announced Monday.
 

AreYouNUTS

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Your so full of it. You said weeks ago it was a done deal. You don't know what is going on.

Uhm I sat AFTER the OSU game it looked to be getting done that week. This news - which was confirmed the day of the MSU game - took a complete 180 the next day. Not my fault buddy AND many others reported the sane.

That being said if you’ve paid ANY attention the last 2 days (here as well as both premium boards) you would know I’m not making anything up. The wheels are already in motion again.
 

AreYouNUTS

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How do we know they've already been talking? Last I remember is that they could be willing to talk, not that they've actually started talking.

I’m pretty sure there’s info out there that things are moving along (from yesterday). If I misread that I apologize but look in the right places and it certainly appears to be more than just “interest” at this point.
 

THERAC

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They could potentially reach an agreement tomorrow. Then 48 notice. BOG announcement Sunday/Monday.
 
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If there is no BoG announcement by tomorrow, that effectively means next Wednesday is the earliest a contract could be signed...and that assumes a BoG meeting is announced Monday.
Why? The BOG can meet on any day by phone with 48 hrs notice.

they may not even have to meet on it, having pre approved a framework. It’s possible it fits within the terms they approved.
 
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Uhm I sat AFTER the OSU game it looked to be getting done that week. This news - which was confirmed the day of the MSU game - took a complete 180 the next day. Not my fault buddy AND many others reported the sane.

That being said if you’ve paid ANY attention the last 2 days (here as well as both premium boards) you would know I’m not making anything up. The wheels are already in motion again.
If the wheels are in motion again, let's hope that these wheels do not fall off the railings for the second time.
 
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RU4Real

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Joe Bonnamassa can play the guitar.

My personal guitar hero. I'd never actually watched that video before and was surprised that he was using a Telecaster on that song. He doesn't play a lot of Fender equipment. Which totally explains why it sounds better on my Strat than my Les Paul. So now I have to find out what Page used on that song because he's another guy, just like Joe, who plays a Les Paul most of the time but would occasionally use a Fender for specific pieces.
 

wisr01

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My personal guitar hero. I'd never actually watched that video before and was surprised that he was using a Telecaster on that song. He doesn't play a lot of Fender equipment. Which totally explains why it sounds better on my Strat than my Les Paul. So now I have to find out what Page used on that song because he's another guy, just like Joe, who plays a Les Paul most of the time but would occasionally use a Fender for specific pieces.
What years Strat and LP do you have?
 

RU4Real

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What years Strat and LP do you have?

They're both new. Although technically I guess the Strat is a '17.

I can't buy vintage guitars. If I started doing that then my wife wouldn't let me buy cars.
 

wisr01

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They're both new. Although technically I guess the Strat is a '17.

I can't buy vintage guitars. If I started doing that then my wife wouldn't let me buy cars.
Did you just start collecting recently? What kind of music you into?

I have a 1979 Strat (25th anniversary year) and Black 1976 and Cherry 1987 LPs. The 1987 is what I play on most days. I have a really old Martin 12 string that is worth something and an Ovation acoustic from the 1980s. I have a few others but they have not seen the light of day since I quit my band in the late 80's. All mine are original owned. Although heavy, I have always favored my LPs. Love me some humbuckers.
 
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My personal guitar hero. I'd never actually watched that video before and was surprised that he was using a Telecaster on that song. He doesn't play a lot of Fender equipment. Which totally explains why it sounds better on my Strat than my Les Paul. So now I have to find out what Page used on that song because he's another guy, just like Joe, who plays a Les Paul most of the time but would occasionally use a Fender for specific pieces.
Pretty sure he used a Telecaster for that. He first started using a Les Paul Standard for Led Zeppelin 2. He bought it from Joe Walsh for $500.
 

RU4Real

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Did you just start collecting recently?

I have a 1979 Strat (25th anniversary year) and Black 1976 and Cherry 1987 LPs. The 1987 is what I play on most days. I have a really old Martin 12 string that is worth something and an Ovation acoustic from the 1980s. I have a few others but they have not seen the light of day since I quit my band in the late 80's. Although heavy, I have always favored my LPs. Love me some humbuckers.

I just started playing again, seriously, about 6 months ago. Went out and found a really good blues-oriented instructor. So I bought the Strat first, it's a Standard American, black with maple neck. It's my everyday instrument. My wife bought me the Les Paul Studio for my birthday this year - I like the 490 pickups a lot, but overall I don't find it to be as fluid and effortless as the Strat. I also have an Epiphone Les Paul ES Pro which I really like a lot. The hollow body and Epiphone's ProBucker pickups make for something that's super raw.

I also have a 25 year-old Ibanez GAX70 and an Ibanez-made Talman InterCity A/E as well as a 20 year-old Fender FA-100.
 

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My personal guitar hero. I'd never actually watched that video before and was surprised that he was using a Telecaster on that song. He doesn't play a lot of Fender equipment. Which totally explains why it sounds better on my Strat than my Les Paul. So now I have to find out what Page used on that song because he's another guy, just like Joe, who plays a Les Paul most of the time but would occasionally use a Fender for specific pieces.



Though this is pretty nice.

 

RUScrew85

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BTW - I bought a mexi-strat 5 years ago and only pick it up for a week and a time rarely. I suck.
 

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BTW - I bought a mexi-strat 5 years ago and only pick it up for a week and a time rarely. I suck.

For me, the instructor made all the difference in the world. He beats the **** out of me for 2 1/2 hours every Friday morning, so during the week I practice enough to not be completely embarrassed when I go back.
 

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There’s no confirmation anywhere that they’ve resumed talking.

just optimism and hope they could resume talking,
 
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BTW - I bought a mexi-strat 5 years ago and only pick it up for a week and a time rarely. I suck.

For me, the instructor made all the difference in the world. He beats the **** out of me for 2 1/2 hours every Friday morning, so during the week I practice enough to not be completely embarrassed when I go back.

Might not be your kind of music but I have been playing guitar for well over 40 years and I can still remember the day I heard this guitar work. He is not the most technical but for me I can feel what he is saying on the guitar. First time I heard it my ears were crying...in a good way. Might not be your type of music but many agree the solo and especially end solo are emotional and powerful. So when you play let it flow right out...keep chopping with your axe.

 
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They're both new. Although technically I guess the Strat is a '17.

I can't buy vintage guitars. If I started doing that then my wife wouldn't let me buy cars.

My buddy hand solders Vintage pedals using original transistors from the era. Pretty impressive. It's a lot less costly than the vintage guitar if you're looking for a particular sound.