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Thrash metal of course.

Afraid mine's changes depending on gig. Bass, bass-rig and pedals / mfx or straight bass to amp. I thought i had posted a pic before on something similar on BC. This is best i could find tho from my bass cave and more or less what i'm currently using. Fender Precision deluxe PJ into a GK1001RBii head into Bergantino HT322 cab. Korg tuner in rack mount. NB the Harley Davidson lamp doesn't go to the gigs either.

Really liking that one. Have seen them several times and thought mmmmmm !!!!!!!. Enjoy and have fun.

Depends on the band really. Current band is only a 4 piece singer, guitar, bass and drums and we won't rehearse if someone can't make it. Last band i was in was a 6 piece band and we would still rehearse if someone couldn't make it. There were a lot of harmony vocals that they would work on or twin guitars we would work on their parts or simply try a few suggested song and run thru them to see how they sounded before adding to set list. For this particular band yes it works ok. Would have to say that most bands i've been in would normally cancel as it was usually quite rare. My current band is made up of guys that already play in reasonably successful bands and this was a side project so there are gaps in rehearsals however we just learn new songs at home and all being pretty competent musicians it works out well. Dave

TC gear is first class. I have a few of their pedals too and they just do what they say they will. You won't be disappointed i'm sure. Dave

I have the Korg rack version of the Pitch black and its great but i also have the TC Polytune for occasions i don't have my rack. Polytune is very versatile and also has a power out socket to link to another pedal when using the power input. Its very accurate and is a good size, easy to pack. Runs on 9V power or 9V battery. Easy access to change battery too. Think you've made a good choice. Dave

You don't know what you're missing. Take some lessons. Go on you know you wanna. Dave

Tony Joe White is an amazing musician, song-writer. Loved Rainy Night In Georgia especially the live duet version he did with Joe Cocker. So much so i had to post So many great songs from him and what a voice he had. Mr Cool

So you did it then Dave

Did anyone in the audience notice

Brilliant come back.

And i hope you obliged.

If its an amp, cab or bass i will always try to meet or pick up only. I've driven round trips of up to 500miles to pick up gear. If the price is right and its what you want. I just treat it as a wee day out with my wife. She gets a day out and a lunch and dinner thrown in. Dave

You have a watch worth more than £1000. I'm in the wrong business

Think there are people out there (non-musicians) who don't understand or realize the difference in music styles. They just see a live band playing songs. Either that or he was just rather drunk. Dave

Will check out the store. Best do it before we leave Brexit thingy.

I would have thought the WAL would give you the excitement you need and far more so than the Jaydee. I always fancied a Jaydee too for some odd reason but wouldn't recommend them as they are a specific sound to me. Not as good as i had hoped tho. Dave

I have a Jaydee Roadie fretless. Its ok but not great. I find it nice to play but tonally very limited. Its an odd thing that no matter what tonal variation i use with it it still has a distinct tone. Maybe that's the sign of a great bass and i'm just not getting it. Dave

Shame RIP Mr Murphy. You brought a lot of enjoyment to so many people. Dave

Wish i had thought of that

That was the story i heard when it first came out. No idea if its true but sounds about right without getting into political parties of course.

Does in my book.

Afraid not he's local to me in Lanark area. Nice try tho