Lozz196

I’d forgotten about Skidmarks and Spencer’s by Trigger McPoopshute, brings back fond memories of gigging with them

One of the best tracks from that period of the 80s, or indeed the whole of the 80s.

I forgot to mention, I have a set of 62s I’m looking to move on, in case you’re interested

From what I’ve read the 63 has a lot more in the lows and not so many highs in comparison. I’ve got the 62s and the blurb on the box indicates that they’re a tad scooped but I don’t hear that, to me they’re quite large in the low-mids.

TC Polytune or Unitune. I’ve had a few clip-on tuners and aside from the TC ones none were any good at tuning an E string in a gig environment, whereas the TCs have no problems at all on this. And due to the design you can have the tuner on the back of the headstock so the audience only see the clip part on the front.

In fairness to myself I will be selling 2 items in this ones place

You could make a claim, it being an accident……

I’m out, in my quest for a preamp/DI that runs off batteries an Aguilar Tonehammer I’d on its way to Chez Lozz

Agree, a bit like those isolated bass tracks we hear where the bass sounds fairly “meh” on its own but really warm/big/fat in the mix.

Why oh why oh why, distortion is not for slapping

Must admit Klan Basses just doesn’t sound right

Hot dang Billy-Bob, tie it to the pickup truck and drag it around town a while

Good band

Yes at home volumes no issues. What I would do as a routine though is before use turn the volume and - if it has this - input gain fully off to protect against unfortunate incidents such as the volume knob having been knocked all the way up. Last thing you want happening is switching on and hitting that first note to find amp is on max/cab surrendering.

Blue for me, with tort of course, red with white (although Arsenal colours) us a bit too Shadows.

Two fine examples there Clarky

Looks great Nick, love sound & playability of Tbirds, though carrying the cases around was enough to put me off gigging them

Fender US Standard Precision. Although I have my faves amongst them any US Standard just works for me.

For gigging as my tuner is on the pedalboard it’s floor. At home everything on to of the amp for easy adjustments.

I remember being rather exited by Death Magnetic til I got it but after a few listens just decided it was ok at best.

I always thought that the (continual) backing vox on Sid Sings brought more than a touch of the absurd.

Well received my copy of The Last Resorts Skinhead Anthems Vol IV on Thursday and have to say it’s a contender.

Beautiful bass, many congrats

It’s all part of the act/parody of the stereotypical northern hard-man/lad image of the 80s, luckily he and the band are nothing like that off stage.

I was the same, my style/dynamics were dig in all the time for every song, so compression largely didn’t help. But since I started playing with a lighter touch I have found compression to be more useful though in all honesty I still prefer it without.