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Sure: Another brick in the Wall Pt II, or is it III? - the Live version on Pulse. Guy does a slap bit under Mr Renwick's geetar solo (after the regular DG, iconic solo).

I'm liking the look of this beastie: much improved and expanded from the first version with parametric eq, noise gate and limiter, hpf and shelving options, and all the stereo, hub and midi wizardry that makes my head hurt. https://www.sourceaudio.net/eq2_programmable_equalizer.html#

I really like the colour on that; headstock's not a problem either. What's the bass next to it in the 3rd picture?

Local Hero played solo (with backing track) on the Millennium Footbridge between Gateshead and Newcastle before the Great North Run one year: spine-tingling. Expresso Love and Tunnel of Love are my faves.

I have never heard of them - but then, I'd never heard of Rush once. What style of noise do/did Max Webster play?

13 - Black Sabbath. After several meh albums, this is awesome - 3 of the original line up plus Brad Wilk (RATM) on drums. Geezer has such a tone on this, love it, and gets some noodly runs in too.

I had the same head too, for about 20yrs. Lovely tone shaping, just never got to use it loud: even volume 1 through a Trace 150w 15” cab was enough to get me told off.

https://www.notreble.com/buzz/2020/05/10/fender-introduces-the-player-series-mustang-bass-pj/?fbclid=IwAR0xDzIg_FjMIbJrBCe5J8nE7AsCvsncfcCDNIKHupMlBrJYj8XpHVM3i_o Ok - so this looks quite nice. Edit: why can't I put the page image in instead of just the link...*scratches head*

Clamptastic! Loving that wood too, and admire your willingness to have a go!

Darnit, that Ric makes a great noise! Yeah, cool bloke and a great player. What a gig; just make stuff up ‘til Mr Wakeman says: ‘yeah that’s alright actually Lee.’ (For a riff over a 5/4, 6/4, 7/4 pattern)

He’a a singular fellow: musically and personally. I admire his creative drive and eccentricity.

Surely if you want to be a real Master Craftsperson; after you’ve used 80gsm printer paper, brown packing paper, rolled up clingfilm (when it tears wrong and you need a metre of it to cover a yoghurt pot), and then dandelion fluff, the real final step is to give every piece of the wood a good hard staring at until it damn well smooths, shines and flattens itself to perfection.

Storms on Jupiter.

Mr Jackson’s epic tone on Operation: Mindcrime.

Yeah - it'll have been a PhD for some student of medieval history or sumfink. It was certainly less risky than Blacksmith. /tangent

Wonder what the life expectancy of Middle Ages Bowyers was!

Crikey - do you ever stop for lunch?

ooh - nice. Is the finish glittery? The pic isn't quite clear enough. What are the controls?

Shmexy! That does look nice.

You are the 3 TSB Precision of jobs...

I’m a Finance Analyst for a large Construction Services group. Before that I was an accountant of sorts for an airline, and some less exciting jobs before that. presently I get to design dashboards, do process flows and after 7 yrs have still not got rid of all the work I improved and am overpaid to still be doing. It could be worse: I earn a lot for sitting down, the benefits are great (paternity pay was 2 wks full pay the last 2 times I used it) and we have enough feeders to ensure there is always cake and biscuits aplenty.

Thanks. Err. I'll have a play. Does it fix it as you flick the toggle or do you mean it turns the sweep off? It's annoying because there's no manual or mention of it in reviews. I have a few Donner and Mooer pedals - compressor, tremolo, auto-wah, delay. So small and non-fuss.

I have the Donner Jet Convolution, which is a copy of the Electric Mistress: it does the job, doesn't whoosh unneeded that I know of. Although - I've no idea what the Filter toggle does, apart from make it squeak if you turn the Colour knob up past 9 o'clock...

At least it's better than the stupid symbols Orange use!