Thanks! I might have some extra time on my hands tomorrow, and should probably dive into this aspect of Logic a bit more 
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The Peterson Clip-on Strobe Tuner that I’ve heard people rave about is $10 off at Sweetwater. Just ordered one!
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Talking Bass courses 25% off everything.
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Reverb has some very good deals on new and used today.
Squier Paranormal bass for $399!!!
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So my total GAS expenditure for the Thanksgiving / Black Friday sales was about $70.
For my $70 I got 9 courses on sale over at True Fire. It’s silly money for education. It’s about $8 a course.
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That’s a score (no pun intended). 
I picked up four TF course for 40 bucks.
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Isn’t a ‘score’ slang for a unit of 20?
e.g. Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth, upon this continent, a new nation
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Good question. I dunno.
I meant great buy. I was trying to avoid the musical “score” pun.
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fender rumble 100s on clearance from 237 at fender down to 199 at some online retailers
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Yes 
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Means something completely different to me 
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For you this I assume 
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Of course
One of the definitions of the word “score” is a group or set of 20. But it isn’t slang.
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I know it as slang for amounts of money when you’re betting. Score, Pony, Monkey = 20 / 25 / 500
e.g. “I’ll bet you a pony, England go out on penalties”
In American slang, to score can mean either to fortuitously acquire something or to successfully be intimate with someone.
I meant my use of the term as the noun version of the former, e.g., “Nice score” = nice acquisition (purchase).
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We all knew what you meant, I fear Barney still has CoVid fever 
How else could you explain a Whelsh Canadian quoting Abraham Lincoln?
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@Barney Ah, betting slang. I don’t indulge in betting much, so not really conversant in the slang for it. Although, there are enough advertisements on TV lately encouraging viewers to bet away their wages, so I might eventually pick some up. 
That was impressive!