Telebass

For the third year running, The Rock n Roll Outlaws have managed to sell out the Wharf for the annual Christmas bash! Not bad for a pub band!

[url="http://lizfrencham.bandcamp.com/"]http://lizfrencham.bandcamp.com/[/url] Just a lady and her URB. Stunning.

Freebird!

[quote name='arthurhenry' timestamp='1386786932' post='2304576'] He's well known for treating his guitars in this way, but he owns them and plays the hell out of them, so I suppose he can do what he wants to. [/quote] Exactly. They're just guitars, after all.

[quote name='PaulWarning' timestamp='1386676216' post='2302877'] it don't get cheesier than Nellie the Elephant, always our final song, but yeah there's a lot of snobbery going off when bands say 'we're not doing this or that because its too cheesy, a pissed up crowd on a Saturday night love to singalong to a cheesy/classic song (delete as applicable), and we are entertainers aren't we? [/quote] Ah, so we're not alone, then?

2 metres from my rig? A great deal of the time I'm not two feet from my rig. But still I move enough to keep standing on cables and my wireless has more than paid for itself on that score alone!

Gosh, haven't heard of her since she used to endorse Squier a few years back!

Never broken one in 40+ years. The blues guitarist Russell Sinclair who I am plying with now uses 13-56 on a Les Paul Studio and gets through several wound strings every gig! He is a) very grateful for a string endorsement, and in need of a Graphtech String Saver saddle set!

[quote name='pnefc42' timestamp='1386567603' post='2301494'] Greedies (Lizzy/Pistols collaboration) -Merry Jingle, best Xmas tune ever! [/quote] This. We're fortunate enough to have a night for the past three Christmases at the Wharf in Tavistock. Even more fortunately, we've sold it out every time, and it's becoming the go-to Tavi Christmas bash. But this year, only one Christmas song, the aforementioned Greedies. At the appropriate moment, it snows! Going to be a great night! And yes, sold out already!

The Precision I recently put together from mix and matching all my Fenders and Squiers creeps in at a shade UNDER 7lb. It's so light that the MIM Fender/Mighty Mite 8.7lb backup feels like it's made of lead!

[quote name='BassistInTheNorth' timestamp='1386270189' post='2298127'] Won't Get Fooled Again. Great fun and audience reaction is always fantastic! [/quote] + 1

No experience of Warmoth. Have two Precision basses, both of which have Jazz necks. One is a black-blocks-and-binding all maple Allparts neck, and is amazing. The other is an all-maple Mighty Mite neck, and while definitely a lesser neck, it is still very good indeed. The Allparts necks can be as expensive as Wsrmoth, or nearly so.