Fully rewired my pedalboard. I threw on the Notaklon, brought back the Nano POG in place of the Atreides, and wired up the BTPA Pedaltrain Side Panel for easy setup. Now with my four cable loom, I’m living as close to the single-Thunderbolt-cable lifestyle as I can on guitar.

She’s so grumpy today.

You’re at the all-inclusive resort for the alcohol. I’m here for the Diet Coke and chilaquiles. We are not the same.

New home recording rig just dropped.

Some mornings call for a proper breakfast.

Cloudy days with Mae.

Synth player gives you freshly grown chilis, you make salsa.

Not shown: many pedals not currently on the board, though I am actively swapping things in and out.

All-American in Massapequa remains the fast food burger and fries (and shake, and onion rings, and hot dogs, and knishes) that tastes the way you think fast food burgers and fries taste.

With my window wide open all night, the CO2 in my office remains quite high. It’s a small bedroom, so now I’m wondering if I should install active ventilation in this vent? Any good options?

I am so close to done, but I cannot get the board to slide down all these pins at once. So many pins to align on a PCB board. I have the legs just poking through.

It works!

How badly did I screw this up?

Cool action shot that just got shared with me from last week’s show.

My pedalboard keeps changing.

Swapped out the Benson Preamp for an Angry Driver today.

New Guitar Day: not what I expected to say the least.

2021 Les Paul Standard in Honey Burst with a 60s neck

Figured I’d take a guts shot while changing tubes.

This is what happens when you stay up past your bedtime.

Look at this scruff. A real dog-shaped dog.

Nepenthe had a great deal on beer. I can’t believe I got this six pack for $10.

My nephew is quite pleased to have a someone working away in his home office while he sleeps in his favorite spot.

I’m begging coffee shops to sell half pastries. This is too much. But half…

State of the Board for one day only as I punch in a part from home.

Welcome to the family, Mae!