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Some people, me included, don't get on with the extra width on the neck, extra weight etc. I just detune my four string.

I want to know which bands she used for case studies.....

Mike Watt.

BP, 72 pages, a third of which are adverts.. AND it's gone up in price. Utter tosh. Not read BGM for yonks, so can't comment.

Welcome to the forum matey.

Should be CAR, with stack knobs

Tweren't me.

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I played the Farmyard Party biker bash back in '96 (i think) with a punk/folk band called Bleeding Hearts. We were supposed to be the main support to the Levellers on the Friday night... At the last minute, the Levs pulled out and we were threatened by a bunch of crusties, to the effect that if they thought we were crap, we'd get bottled!!! We survived!!!

I've got a set of four self adhesive rubber feet, suitable for sticking on small heads, like my LG350, to give a bit of air underneath. Anyone want them. Free to good home

Epiphone's attempt to cash in on the Jackson/Charvel pointy headstock metal basses of the 80's. Had one for a bit, distinctly average in every way, shape and form If it goes cheap enough(£100), it may be worth it.

Some big feck off hells angel.. punched me in the throat and knackered my vocal chords for singing, back when i was a singer!!!

My old band used backing tracks for keys and harmony backing vocals. Worked well, but you may have to keep in mind we used a click track as well on one channel to keep the drummer in check. If you aint too fussed run them from an ipod type thing, but the more backing tracks you have, you may have to lash out for a multi track recorder, so you can balance levels. As for the actual tracks, get a keyboard player to play any lines....

Try this lot... they may be able to help. [url="http://www.hiscoxcases.com/"]http://www.hiscoxcases.com/[/url]

The Aerodyne and the Frankie Bello signature both have a PJ arrangement.

Kiss your overdraft and kidneys goodbye.

I've played a custom Status headless and a Steinberger cricket bat in a grindcore band... Got some rather nervous looks!!!

Welcome Matt....

Can't get sound, but they look like poseable nodding Ramones dolls........

Welcome to a fellow lefty...

That looks nice, vaguely Grabber-ish body, with a mid-eighties Aria-ish headstock. Should sound good with that pickup in!!

Welcome!

I got my ART DI from my local Reverb for £10. Not the best, but very useful.

[quote name='Clarky' post='556408' date='Jul 30 2009, 06:07 PM']Well, the dep lives in Birmingham and we are a London band, so its definitely not a back door way to getting a mate into the band. Thats a saving grace at least PS, note childish edit to my signature [/quote] It's not me.... honest