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dmccombe7

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  1. Have to say i like the Limelight Deacon bass. I'd consider buying one of those too with the J neck it would def suit me better. Dave
  2. @hiram.k.hackenbacker Got it sir. Many thanks. Dave
  3. No idea how to highlight someone's name but i'd go with Hiram's basses being classed as signature basses as they are named by the manufacturer after someone famous. The John Deacon lookalike might be cutting it a bit fine but i'd be happy with that being called a signature or maybe a tribute bass would be a better description on that one. Dave
  4. Came across Gary Thain with Uriah Heep live and think the comment earleir about him using flats on his Jazz might be right. Have a listen to this
  5. Bass Direct selling the LaBella low tension ones for £38 plus £2 postage if that helps. Where i got mine in last couple days
  6. Mine arrived yesterday but i'm waiting for the existing strings on my Sandberg VM4 to die before replacing with the LaBellas. Good you've shared your experience. Dave
  7. My Geddy Jazz altho i mainly bought it because it was in the GAK sale. I just wanted a decent Jazz and these were getting great reviews at the time. Probably my fav usable gigging type bass i've had. Dave
  8. Any really expensive 4 string. If i'm not paying for it i might as well go for something extremely nice. Thinking WAL, Alembic, Ritter, maybe something with a graphite neck, list could be endless tho. If it was something i would use on a regular basis and gig with then probably either a Fender J or P or maybe a Sandberg VM4 which is my current gigging bass. Dave
  9. Always been a big fan of Gary Thain and never really gave that a thought. Coming from a more Jazz influenced background he might well have used them for recording but rounds for live work. I'd be curious to find out what Gary used tho. I read JPJ moved to Elixir strings because they were easier on his fingers and lasted longer. Maybe it was a sponsorship thing and he was just selling the product in an interview ? Dave
  10. Or we're just a happy go lucky party bunch. NAH .......we've just got more nutters than anywhere else. Dave
  11. All the very best and let us know how it went.
  12. That was really nice and love that WAL bass.
  13. Dicing with death there or maybe just living on the edge.
  14. I guess it means no faffing around chatting when you arrive. Becomes very much like a job rather than a relaxed gig as you had hoped plus you probably have to drive home now. Dave
  15. Think your band are trying to tell you something with that many "no-shows". Think i would have developed a complex I'm assuming different bands over the years. Dave
  16. 30min set up is cutting it very fine. Takes us 30mins to unload our gear into a venue.
  17. Bet you use one of these Hofner Galaxie bass
  18. GTF is appropriate in this instance and remember to use the angry face emoji to enhance the experience 😠 Dave
  19. For some strange reason i don't think i'll be watching this all the way thru either. Watched a bit of it and its just not my kind of movie. Dave
  20. I'm Scottish and never seen it. Not my kind of movie.
  21. Apologies in advance but ye jist cannae plan for stupid Dave
  22. The body language would be a dead give away when being told to GTF. Facial expressions and hand gestures usually support the vocal anger Dave
  23. That really is kinda weird but that's Glesga punters for you
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