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👉 Update: the winner has been notified on DM. Try again next Wednesday! Trick-or-treating starts early! 🎃 Drop your favorite Halloween candy in the comments for a chance to win one set of Elixir Bass Strings + an Elixir Bass T-shirt. Now that’s a treat!
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Posted On: October 21st 2026, 02:05 pm
👉 Update: the winner has been notified on DM. Try again next Wednesday!


Trick-or-treating starts early! 🎃

Drop your favorite Halloween candy in the comments for a chance to win one set of Elixir Bass Strings + an Elixir Bass T-shirt. Now that’s a treat!

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