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  1. Lovely! Please let us know of further dates - a really good venue and night out!
  2. Thanks Rob - excellent - it sounds like all went well and a great experience. A good audience too. I'm with you on wedges or sidefills, I really haven't adapted well to IEMs. I thought that FoH would be involved - it really is quite a long room. Great staff and a friendly vibe too. Sorry I missed it!
  3. Edit - oops, I realise this has gone - I hope it worked out well - please let us know I’m afraid I can’t really comment on tech issues, though a nice, medium-sized (longish), mainly jazz-oriented venue. Decent PA and engineers in my experience. There may be more from the PA than you’d imagine and quite probably a fairly quiet stage - it’s a smallish space. Enjoy it!
  4. Same here, I have one so have some understanding of possible idiosyncrasies (beyond terrible strap balance for anybody of average body size). The troubleshooting pages on Club Alembic are also an incredible resource with very knowledgeable and helpful users and frequent interventions from Alembic staff (especially Mica Wickersham)
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    SEI bass

    I've had a good number of Seis over the years (singlecuts, Js, Flamboyants, headless etc.) but don't own one at present - mainly as I only really play short-scale and there are very few shorty Seis around as far as I know. Each bass was absolutely beautifully constructed and a joy to play. Martin and John are not just fantastic luthiers, they're great to work with and actually listen to their customers - genuinely really nice guys. I think I need a short-scale, headless Flaboyant - for me the body shape is the most beautiful in the world of bass
  6. These just look so cool - oozing rock’n’roll attitude. My first bass amp was the 50 watt version in ‘76. I’d concur with the vintage dealer idea - many guitarists love these and prefer them to the dedicated guitar version
  7. Beautiful! Outstanding basses but I’d concur on ergonomics. These are not for everybody - I sold my NS-2 for the same reason
  8. A bit off-topic, though it has to be said: that's a spectacularly lovely looking rig - and back on-topic, the Enki is a lovely complement
  9. A very good choice in my opinion, these really are lovely amps - excellent implementation and an easy-to-use form factor. I haven't used the Sadowsky pre, other than in a Sadowsky bass, but can imagine that the two units work very well together. What a lovely, dinky but very capable rig.
  10. I’d concur with the OP. Very transparent but highly capable and solid - the best of the class D amps I’ve tried. I’ve paired with a Monique and Warwick Hellborg pre with no problems at all in terms of power and headroom.
  11. A very beautiful example - the top is outstanding
  12. Wow! The finest iteration of an icon IMO - I just absolutely love these and haven't seen one anywhere in such outstanding condition. Thank you for sharing - such a beautiful aesthetic
  13. Absolutely gorgeous! Just a string too many for me. Outrageous playability and tone
  14. Thanks, yes it is still available. I rather like the stock electronics, but really like the sound of the ongoing and proposed mods! Same with Basscki's mods - I've always been a fan of Dimarzio - very cool
  15. The mods and the work on this make it a bit of a bargain IMO. Love that red tort scratchplate with the EMG pickups
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