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They are on a spring, and pivot away from the fret when not needed.

Yeah, it's definitely a case of 'look before you tune'! 😆

Not yet, but I'm open to suggestions 😆

Swamp ash body Gotoh bridge Seymour Duncan pup Laser engraved volume pot.

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Collected today. Pics tomorrow...

Wouldn't be without my BDI21. Always in my gig bag. I recently bought the multi fx guitar pedal as it was only £21. The delay isn't too good, but the rest of the FX are perfectly useable.

Collected today. Pics tomorrow...

No LED's.

But you didn't mind the classical composer references? 😉

Miles Davis was in his 30's when he did A Kind of Blue.

Does anyone think that the songs on 'From Fear to Eternity The Best of 1990 – 2010', are better than the songs on 'Somewhere Back in Time The Best of: 1980 – 1989'?

I beg to differ...

I A/B'd my Epiphone Jay Jay French LP with a Gibson LP standard. There was not £1,000 worth of difference despite the price. The Gibson was a tad heavier and sounded a tad brighter. FWIW I'm not anti-Gibson, and own a Gibson Flying V.

in the late 70's early 80's?

with hindsight, I'm guessing he was miming, as lengthways spinning would mean no cables.

No Jon Moss. Was he missed?

Beethoven was into his 30's when he wrote his 5th Symphony. Bach was over 30 when he finished The Brandenburg Concertos. Wagner was over 30 when he started writing The Ring Cycle.

Nikki Sixx was over 30 when Dr Feelgood - Crue's most successful and critically acclaimed record - was released.

Not a band.

Aerosmith?

How many bands, with individual members who are under 30, are filling stadiums when they gig?

So in the days of the Rockabilly revival, I particularly liked the bassists who would spin their DB's, and jump on them while still playing etc. I'm sure I remember seeing one guy playing away, who put the DB on its side, jumped on it, then kicked off so that it was spinning with him still playing on top of it. I've searched the Youtube but can't find this anywhere, so did I dream it? 😆