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Edited as the singer got his ass, not kicked but gently prodded and has come good

I always buy decent cables. What`s the point in spending lots of cash on a guitar and amp and then getting cheap cables? I have a few Award Session cables I bought about 4 years ago and they have never let me down even though I have the habbit of standing on them when playing. I also have a Bullet 30 foot curly lead for a bit of retro madness!

Sounds good. This is what I should have done with my GL L2000 Tribute as I loved the bass but the neck was far too "thick." Would have saved myself a fortune and had a damm good bass. I had a MD for a while and apart from the weight, it was a great bass. Looking forward to the pics.

I`ve used an Ashdown MAG300 head for about 10 years now. In that time I have owned SWR and TC amps and much prefer the MAG and have moved the other amps on. It`s very much down to personal taste. Sure, some people accuse them of being woolly, going on fire occasionally but what the heck. It would be a sad world if we all liked the same gear.

Merchant City in Glasgow have a Ltd Edition Sabre with a "special" paint job but at £2345, they can keep it! [url="http://www.guitar.co.uk/guitars/bass_guitars/bass_4_string_bass_guitars/1697_music_man_classic_sabre_pdn_sledge_bass"]http://www.guitar.co.uk/guitars/bass_guitars/bass_4_string_bass_guitars/1697_music_man_classic_sabre_pdn_sledge_bass[/url]

For me, I`m always interested in fellow musicians gear. I have no desire to sound like any of the players I like. Basically I`m just a nosey git, but isn`t that one of the reasons that a lot of us come on here?

Whilst on the subject of the Eagles, if there are any Bernie Leadon fans out there, this is a great album he made in 1977. [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Natural-Progressions-US-Release/dp/B001F2Q5NI/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1367863903&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=bearnie+leadon"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Natural-Progressions-US-Release/dp/B001F2Q5NI/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1367863903&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=bearnie+leadon[/url]

I got a set of D`addario half rounds, medium scale and they are spot on size but that`s good to know the long scale chromes are a good fit.

I love a happy ending

[quote name='gsgbass' timestamp='1367786607' post='2069490'] I just returned a Fender Pawn Shop Mustang. I thought the 30" scale is a PITA. (Pain In The Azz) I've had both the Mustang, and the Gibson SG Std. If I was going to do a short scale bass again, the Gibson would be my choice. I use D'Addario ETB92S Nylon Tapewound strings for short scale basses. The 30" scale on the Fender doesn't work right with the silk winding ends of the strings. The Gibson 30.5" works with no problem. Hardshell Fender cases are a nightmare to get. The gig bag it comes on is to long for it. The Gibson is the way to go. [/quote] Just a tip for anyone buying a Mustang. When buying strings, get medium scale strings as the short scale one`s are too short due to the string through body. Stringsdirect is the place to help you out. Yours sincerely Mr Learned from Experiance

Bugger it. Can`t wait to see it now and have ordered it from Amazon.

This dvd or part of it anyway, is going to be on BBC tv within the next few weeks, possibly on BBC 4 on a friday night. I don`t know when but I am looking forward to it. It`s good that Frey and co gave the other guys their say. Can`t say I`m over keen on their music but you can`t beat a good rock n roll yarn!

That`s the bass that is strung upside down as he learned to play on a left handed bass played upside down. Duck egg blue I would say

Some companies when sending high value fragile goods, put a gizzmo on it that is like a spirit level bubble and if the box/package is handled roughly, it breaks and turns red and you can tell right away if it has been mishandled and mark the delivery note accordingly. Might be a good idea for high value amps, cabs etc.

Here is a Ya Tube clip showing Chris and Steve Howe`s gear. Good interview for Ric fans. http://youtu.be/bsGjl6kP0SI

[quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1367432620' post='2065635'] Buy it some flowers and wine. [/quote] You old romantic devil you!

In my last band we had to sack the drummer. He turned up with a Premier drum kit. He should have know that the best drum kit for Metal is a Pearl Export. Plonker.

You gave it a go and you seem to have learned from the experiance. At least you still want to do it!! Some charity gigs are a pain in the buttocks. Usually arranged by people who have no concept of how to run an event but they mean well. And we have all played gigs when you would rather be at the bar than on stage doin yer thing. And any gigging musician who says otherwise is lying.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1367231039' post='2062748'] I'm glad you said that so I didn't... bloody hell! [/quote] Welcome, to the Twilight Zone Basschat style

[quote name='markbunney' timestamp='1367218273' post='2062554'] Ive got the Steve Harris signature P bass and its a pretty authentic replica of the one he used in the 80s (as seen in Live After Death and Maiden England videos). He has also been using the signature model in the British Lion promo videos and recent live shows. When his house was up for sale a couple of months ago, this bass could also be seen in one of the pictures in the estate agents particulars! [/quote] The P he used in the 80`s is still his main bass today with a different paint job. The sig is a lovely bass.

[attachment=133763:0511-1002-2402-5209_Competition_Judges_Holding_Up_Their_Score_Cards_clipart_image.jpg] What a bunch of dicks!

That`s great Mike but I am on the waiting list to go on Mark D Phillips, guitar improver/master bodger, guitar course.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1367077706' post='2061059'] I've been asked how much my bass cost, but no-one's offered to buy it. [/quote] Will you take £14.50? Just askin

Raygun?? He wants to turn it on himself and do the decent thing! One of the biggest piles of crap I have been unfortunate to look at.