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Does it come with the stand? How does that even work?

Another month done and still no gear for either tier one or two. However, once the Geddy Lee pedal becomes available at my local Guitar Guitar, I may fall off the wagon.

You are correct, I don’t even know who or what Skee-Lo is.

I haven’t played it live for a goodly while now, but I always enjoyed ‘I Wish’.

Yes! Very much this! GAH!

Strip off the hardware and necks, throw them down Guildford High Street, reassemble, job done.

Yeah, that doesn't really work though does it? They're there to sell and if a punter wants to play loudly, they're not going to potentially hinder a possible sale by asking them to turn down. The Eich stand last year was a case in point, the exhibitor opposite must have been particularly irritated (I certainly didn't want to peruse their wares because of the adjacent racket and I was wearing earplugs!). Perhaps having the exhibitors have their own individual baffled areas within their stands is a compromise.

This thread should be on Guitarchat too.

👏👏👏 That works for me sooo much, even more than this I think.

My first shout would be The Gallery. Dependent on where you’re based, Guitar Guitar, Epsom is OK and accommodating, I don’t know about the Camden branch, but you could do that alongside The Gallery (Gallery first though).

Ooh, that unlined board is lovely. Enjoy.

Fretless, my favourite type of bass. If you’re wanting the most upright tone possible look no further than a Rob Allen. Outside of that, a fretless Stingray mustn’t be overlooked IMO.

Yep, you,know when you’ve had a full 240v, 13amp belt 😬.

And frankly, who can blame him?

🤤 👏

This is a cool build, loving what you’ve done with headstock. I’ll be following this.

The Quilter BB800 got a lot of love at SE bass bash. It’s very simple and is rated at 450w @ 8ohms. Here’s a link to recent (ish) thread

They look very cool, but the proof is in the playing. Time to break out the masking tape.

This thread has made me dig out 17-11-70. Just a simple trio, beautifully mixed and recorded, absolutely full of energy. I love the sound of Dee Murray’s honky J bass on this, clear as a bell but still ballsy and never getting in EJ’s way. I don’t think EJ was ever better.

It happens to me all the time and always when the on stage sound is poor and I can’t hear myself clearly.

17/11/70 is a great live album, with just piano, drums and bass.

Darling Be Home Soon is just sublime, belch notwithstanding.

I left my pedalboard once, fortunately someone else in the band picked it up.