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Frank Blank

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  1. I imagine a Rock 'n Roll fairy to look like an ethereal Steven Tyler but with large gossamer wings and, perhaps, his wand stuck in an elevator door. I think I may have killed such a RnR fairy this morning with the arrival at Chez Blank of a QSC K12.2... ...suffice to say a day of titting about ahoy.
  2. The bass playing across all of Cake's output is great IMHO.
  3. Having played fretless exclusively since getting one I must say these are wise words.
  4. I’ve got try one of these out, always fancied one.
  5. I agree, I had a Taylor GS Mini Bass that I’m actually beginning to rather regret having moved on!
  6. Ibanez Talman or the Fender Squier Jaguar.
  7. I’m going to stick my neck out here and say my Rob Allen Mouse sounds about as close to a double bass as you can get (imho, obv.) I totally agree with the rest of your points.
  8. *waves*
  9. Recording King Lap Steel Guitar with two tone bars - £75 ***SOLD*** From Thomann Solid mahogany body Pearloid fretboard Pickups: EMG designed P-90 Volume & tone controls Vintage style machine heads String-thru body Pearloid fret markers Colour: Sunburst, high-gloss String gauges: 015 - 017 - 024 - 032 - 045 - 056 Under one year old, played once at home, never gigged or used at all really! Comes with 1 x bullet-style tone bar (£13.99 RRP) and 1 x Jim Dunlop Long Dawg tone bar (£35.00 RRP) both in cases (see pics). Perfect beginners lap steel set.
  10. Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp - £200 ***Sold***
  11. Hello!
  12. *waves*
  13. Has anyone out there found a satisfactory case (hard case or gig bag) for an Ibanez SRC6? I’m not having a lot of lunch finding such.
  14. This is a great resource, cheers!
  15. Thank you Sir.
  16. Sorry dude, there’s a bit of a queue!
  17. The pics were taken under strong lights but it is quite shiny!
  18. I first saw Theatre of Hate at The Rainbow on the 11th April 1981, in fact here’s the poster... ...three quid for five bands! The second time was this evening in Southend, they were excellent. Kirk Brandon’s voice was as strong and as high as it was thirty seven years ago, I was mighty impressed. Stan Stammers’ bass rig here, apologies for the pic, blue light innit. A great night.
  19. I have noticed that the finish on these and the SRC6s varies wildly, this finish is as it was in the shop but I also noticed it was shinier than other ones I’ve seen.
  20. Sorry @boywonder, not looking for trades or swaps on this one, the money is going towards new gear.
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