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  3. Horrible news. Sam brought a great vibe to the site and will be missed. So sad.
  4. I think they keep going out of fear of dying if they stop. They need something to keep them going and people keep buying tickets. My parents saw The Who back in the early 2000's and said they were past it then.
  5. Wow! He's just gone up even more in my estimations of him. Wish I'd been there, I'd have really enjoyed a noodle on both those basses. Thanks for sharing this info & the pics 😀
  6. Send me kr100 and I won't have a problem with it 😁
  7. A sixty (?) watt combo with a single 12" called a 'Syncron'. It was utterly dreadful. I remember, young and clueless as I was, I still got a sinking feeling when I first heard a bass through it. I notice a slight lack of love for Carlsbro. Not to be contrarian but I rather liked my Cobra Combo (12" speaker, one of the early ones with the controls on the top). The push button filters were really awesome with the Aria P I used to play in those days. Really heavy though. Maybe I only thought it was good because it came directly after the Syncron....😆
  8. I'll just leave this here for now...
  9. Have a thing for piano black finishes lately. The Nordstrand in my other Prestige MS5 sounds really great and the preamp is useful, too. This new SR line has an upgraded preamp with the hexa mid system for what it worth. There is a 5506, pretty much the same specs with different woods and finish. One thing I'm noticing tha the bodies are wider than they used to be and i'm not liking it.
  10. LeftyJ

    In Memoriam

    Actually I totally mistranslated "cardiology" in my mind as being cancer-related. D'oh! It is of course heart-related.
  11. A Marshmallow World - Bing Crosby
  12. TimR

    Marillion

    The Kino album is worth a listen too.
  13. Welcome Helios! Also, well done on being. Rickenbacker owner - my wife knows exactly how much money cost, as she bought it for me about 25 years ago (don't think she knows how much they're worth now though....😆😆)
  14. Can anyone tell me if Schecter make a left handed J4 Exotic?
  15. miles'tone

    In Memoriam

    Such sad news... Sam was a lovely person and valued member of our community. I had many a good chat with her around the time of her flat fire. RIP Sam, you will be missed x
  16. Looking forward to hearing how you get on with it - I nearly got the Guild myself, but really wanted a single cutaway so held out for a good sale price on the Martin. ,😁👍
  17. Great band: classic divide with some hating post-Fish but that’s all a bit “Metallica after the Black album were rubbish”. The early work is pretty brilliant but even there I found a lot of the slower/softer tracks mawkish and bleurgh, and it’s the longer, proggier tracks I prefer, mainly because of the guitar playing. They do a two or three day event at Port Zelande every year recently that I tend to listen on Spotify when it appears). And I recall them doing fanclub releases way back when too; they really survive on their fan loyalty. Some of the early H stuff I have found poppy and so-so, but having re-listened to their entire catalogue several times there’s some amazing music on there: Afraid of Sunlight, Real Tears for Sale, No One Can are all great tunes, H is a heck of a singer. Some of their longer works are pretty epic listens: Estonia, Ocean Cloud… Steve R has done some good solo albums that are worth a listen also. I think he was once described as somewhere between Andy Latimer and David Gilmour. I’ve liked Pete’s playing since the first Transatlantic album. He probs would get mentioned more if he played at the front and did wild things, but he doesn’t (nor does he need to)
  18. It’s an insane bit of kit
  19. I hope it works out, but...subs have to be considerably larger than mains, which means heavier, for the same reason that basses have longer necks and larger strings than guitars. Otherwise we'd use guitars tuned an octave lower.
  20. I paid $350 for my '65 Bassman. That was the average monthly wage at that time in the US. I paid the same for my '65 Jazz Bass.
  21. I didn't take a pic but Amber's new bridge (not pictured below) weighed in at 188g. I've amended the calculations to reflect that. It's all installed now and she still rocks. No A/B comparison as I changed the strings, polished the frets with the FRTLZR up to 7000 grade (lovely job, if do I say so myself), detuned and set up to Eb Standard with EXL170 Balanced Tension 45, 60, 80, 107 strings to a nice low but not-too-low action. She's pure gig rig now and really sweet.
  22. Am a little shocked by this news. Very sad. 😞
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  24. Too much boom boom drums, we’ll sack the monitor/IEM engineer. Too much overplaying, Rog, it’s The Who, you used to have Moon The Loon on the sticks!
  25. Very sad news indeed, Sam was one of the first BC'ers to welcome me and always took the time to help me out. A very sad loss indeed. Bless you, Sam xx
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