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Me too.... Facebook aren't interested....

I prefer the LX to be honest. I'm not a fan of the Darkglass pre/Barts combo in the LT - too sterile/glassy. The Tonepump pre/EMGs combo in the LX has more of the classic Spector tone to my ears.... The LT is slightly weight relieved.... but if I want weight relieved I prefer my Euro Classic which has EMG BTS pre/EMGs. All IMHO, YMMV etc etc

I have one as well. Awesome amp and sounds great with all of my basses, passive or active. A lovely clean tone that dirties up nicely to whatever level I want it! They should never have discontinued it....

The blocks ARE what I like about these. Sets them apart from the hundreds of other standard P basses out there...

Peter Cetera (Chicago) by far.... Then: Joe Puerta (Ambrosia) David Paton (Pilot) Gene Simmons (KISS) Sting (Police etc) DUg Pinnick (Kings X) Geddy Lee (Rush) Jack Blades (Night Ranger/Damn Yankees) Kip Winger (Winger) Tiran Porter (Doobie Bros) Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) Timothy B Schmit (Eagles) Paul McCartney (Beatles etc)

He has his autobiography coming out within the next couple of months....

This wonderful suite..... featuring, quite possibly, the most beautiful male voice ever. That of the late Chris Rainbow....

The debut album with 'The Healer' etc?! Classic...

I'll say it again. The venue is responsible for paying a percentage of box office to PRS on ticketed events. If you are hiring the venue/acting as Promoter etc is is quite possible that as you are handling the financial side, they are expecting you to cover the evening's PRS cost. Whether you agree to that or not is between you and the venue. It's not a 'tax', it's standard practice at any venue that has regularly ticketed events and the money goes towards paying out set lists.

For ticketed events the venue/promoter must pay PRS a percentage of box office takings from the event to be paid to the composers/publishers of the songs performed on the night/at the event (hence the need to provide detailed setlists). A normal venue will do this every night with its gigs...... but sometimes when using an outside Promoter they will pass this to them to cover.

There's playing 16th notes..... and then there's playing them with groove and finesse. The difference is audible.... That's the reason why the likes of Billy Sheehan sing the praises of Michael Anthony, Cliff Williams etc...

John Miles - More Miles Per Hour (MMPH) album....

I'm just waiting for a quote from Ayn Rand..... then my 'quote bingo' card is complete!

@Grimalkin - have you got anything constructive to say of your own? Anyone can pull quotes out, if they so wish.....

Really? It's not about understanding them (which I do). It's about the constant quotes which just, well to be honest, make you sound a bit of a pink torpedo.... imho, ymmv, no offense, etc etc

Ooh! Goody goody!!! Are we doing the 'random quotes' thing again to lamely try to show we know more than others (but actually don't)? "My hump, my hump, my hump, my hump My hump, my hump, my hump, my hump, my hump, my hump My lovely lady lumps (lump) My lovely lady lumps my lovely lady lumps (lump) In the back and in the front (Lump) My loving got you" Black Eyed Peas - 'My Humps' 2005 You're welcome......

War Of The Worlds immersive experience & Young Gun Silver Fox, both on 23rd Feb Winters End Festival at Leamington Spa on Sat 5/Sun 6 Mar Kayak - Farewell Tour show at Islington Assembly Hall on 9th May Soundwave tribute festival at Morden Park on Sat 14/Sun 15 May Bill Bailey at Brighton Centre on 18th May KISS at Download Festival 10th June Cloudbusting (Kate Bush tribute) on Sun 19th June Elton John (24 June) and Eagles (26 June) at Hyde Park - hopefully working it backstage Cropredy Festival - 11-13 Aug ABBA at O2 on 21st Aug Reckless Love/Dan Reed Network & Collateral at Camden Electric Ballroom on 6th Sept H.E.A.T. at Brixton Electric on 18th Oct Molly Hatchet at 100 Club on 28th Nov That little lot should keep me occupied between playing my own gigs!

Maybe I'm hearing something different but I can't hear anything wrong? Likely played by Alan Tarney too, who is no slouch on bass...... you can hear him on all the well known Cliff Richard records from that 80's period....

Fender P Fender J Spector NS2 Steinberger XL Musicman Stingray Rickenbacker 4001 Gibson Thunderbird Wal Custom Pedulla fretless

£25, but I'll give you £30. PM me to arrange....

Is it a WeSTONE? I'll get my coat.....

Welcome! Love the Kramer era Spectors! I have 5 Kramer NS2's as well as 3 Brooklyn instruments... Look forward to seeing/hearing more from you... are you in the UK?!

These guys did it right many years ago.....

Bought a fab amp head from Si! Great price, comms and packaging. Highly recommended and a credit to Basschat!

Yep, a classic bassline that I heartily enjoy playing. So good that it was copied in Belinda Carlisle's 'Heaven Is A Place On Earth'....