songofthewind

Absolutely wonderful, and still thrills me over forty five years later. What a tune!

I sometimes combine a B3n with a Boss RC300. This is a highly functional if bulky solution. I’m even considering adding another B3n to this rig!

Lovely.

Prolly.

Away wi’ ye!

Yamaha MSP5 here. Very good speakers, especially combined with a sub. Very detailed sound.

Mono M80, lots of pockets. Also the Gear4Music foam case recommended above.

Well, Mick has a known SGC Nanyo habit. Vicarious gratification of same, I’m guessing.

A fellow Scot here, with a Sterling Sub Ray 4 in my arsenal. (No cheap shots, please, about tight Scotsmen, or I will hunt you down like a dog.) Like the OP, I wanted to test the MM waters, but I find the wide nut on EBMM basses to be too wide for my delicate little paws, being a Jazz Bass player by temperament. The Sub Ray 4 I nabbed may be cheap, but it really packs a punch, and sounds close enough to the real thing to me to be well worth considering, to get a sense of these things, which are very different to the Jazz. I got mine for 200 quid, and there are plenty around, so give one a whirl, I say. I will now duck into my previously prepared bunker, so as to avoid the inevitable incoming from those rightfully enraged by my maundering.. Carry on.

God, Sam Li! I think he was in Great Portland Street, back in the late seventies and early eighties. He refretted a Les Paul Custom for me, left the wee nibs on and everything. Brilliant.

I was gassing bad for that one! I managed to restrain myself, but I wish I had given to the urge. Enjoy!

CMD102p here. Seriously loud, without extension cab.

The guard looks like it’s cut from a standard Strat one.

Wow, that’s lovely. It works together very well. You are a real craftsman.

I’ve never seen an SG Junior with a batwing guard before. Interesting.

Thanks for this, I’d never heard it before. It sounds a wee bit unfinished in comparison to the ultra sheen of the the album. But hey, I’d take the bass gig if it was going..