Putting this up on Craigslist soon. It’s a Line 6 Variax Acoustic 300, Steel string version. Very gently used because after I bought it new, I hardly ever used it. I even have the original Guitar Center receipt.

Cons: Two small blemishes on the back side of the cutaway, and the large plastic plate that holds the battery compartment (on the back) is missing one of four screws. It’s around here somewhere. This doesn’t cause anything to be loose in any way, as the black plate fits in very tightly – and in fact barely fits in the defined spot. Line 6 cut that one close, I guess.

I have a Line 6 power supply to go with the included “XPS Mini” direct/power box that comes with it.

Honestly, I’d love to fetch a full $450 for it.

Let me know what you think. Humans: Use the contact page.

You can see this new, with reviews, on Amazon. It comes with a working Line 6 XPS Mini DI/Power box (example seen here) for powering over a TRS cable (rather than batteries). I also have a Line 6 Power Supply (optional), if you don’t have one.

Note: To use the power supply and XPS Mini DI/Power (instead of batteries) you’ll need to use a “Balanced, TRS” cable, instead of a regular “mono” style guitar cable. Something like this.

Hey, Lighthouse family! It’s me, Tommy George!

This message was too big to post on Facebook, so here it is!

You may have heard that we’ll have a presence at this year’s International Goat Days Festival (http://www.internationalgoatdays.com/). The praise band will be playing on stage on Saturday, as well as at least 3 other Hands Team/performance groups, and I believe our Royal Rangers group will be participating in a camp-out (I’m fuzzy on those details).

Goat Days is September 10th and 11th (Friday, 5pm to 10pm, and Saturday, 7am to 10pm).

Lighthouse will have a booth at Goat Days with information about our Church, Revelation House, and even handing out some free water during the day on Saturday. The booth is *covered* and has electricity – so if it’s hot, there will be at least one electric fan blowing!

I’m trying to schedule some people to just be available at the booth on Friday, Saturday, or both, so that people can easily swap out, take breaks, go eat, leave, etc, without leaving the booth alone.

In addition to manning the booth, there is a need for volunteers that could periodically sweep through the Goat Days “Sit-a-spell” area (covered seating for elderly, eating, and just hangin’ out) and straighten chairs/remove garbage from tables. This is just a bonus,  but if you’re interested, that would be especially awesome, and the City of Millington will be very grateful. =)

If you know of a specific time slot (as few as 15 minutes) that you will be available on Friday and/or Saturday, please get in touch with me!

Also, feel free to pass this along to anyone that might be interested.

You can contact me via Facebook (send me a message!), emailing goatdays@tommygeorge.com, or by phone at 901-213-8669. If none of that sounds good, call the Church office at 901-873-3000 and let them know what time slot(s) you’d like to fill.

Thanks so much, I’m excited to see you there!

Tommy George

“Why do you remain here even now?” She asked, sobbing. “Because, here is where you are,” the Lamb said softly, “And I long to be with you.”

A lyric from Showbread (@rawrock) from “The Beginning” on their album Nervosa.

I don’t like to be all poetic and such here, and therefore generally try to avoid posting lyrics and the like, but this stood out at the moment and I wanted to capture it right here.

On a side note, if you aren’t familiar with Showbread, I suggest you become that way. Their albums span a decent range of style, so I’m sure there’s something in their library for you.