Man, chimps can be cold.

A man running for office set out near the polls several barrels of rum and neat whiskey, along with applejack and beer. Any candidate who didn't offer a few drinks was considered too stingy or lacking in respect for his neighbors to deserve their votes. Several years earlier, a planter named George Washington had been rejected for failing to provide decent drink and a roast pig. Washington learned from that defeat, and the next time he ran he bought a quart and a half of liquor [italics mine- Snax.] for each of his 361 supporters and won his seat in the Burgesses.

Micro double format simple to implement on a telecaster bridge, made in DiMarzio. It's a rather special, trs rock is a sr, but I think it's a shuffled between a single and a double micro, kept the best of both worlds, not background noise, big potatoes in distortion, clear sound slamming. This keeps the micro cot slamming the tele. Frankly I love, I see it more as a simple over boost. I use it on a head Valvestate 8100 (EHX12ax7 inside), a Boss DS1 changes and some fairly standard effects (chorus, flanger, phaser) and it is the sound I was looking for my tv that j 'it would have AIM slamming a bit less, but it's a bit paradoxical to say, speaking of a tele. As I struggled against for mounting micro despite the fact that I had sent a schema by the guy at DiMarzio. So here is a good microphone that will boost your tv if you can not find it strong enough.

[Edit] Since I bought a head lamp, GH50L Laney, and I realize that a lot Valvestate bridled this microphone. Clearly it keeps slamming the typical tele twang with a bit more bass and potatoes may be, it is standard in distortion, big sound when you push the gain substance or its more rock on distos wiser, but still a heck of a potato and the famous twang. Really, one is in the spirit tele, but with what it takes to the (large) distos.