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Steve Browning

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  1. A Pompey band that started life as Simon Dupree and the Big Sound.
  2. Awesome cabs. GLWTS.
  3. Deleted - wrong information
  4. I was going to say the same thing - https://www.gov.uk/moving-to-uk?step-by-step-nav=849f71d1-f290-4a8e-9458-add936efefc5
  5. Having toured a few times with It's A Beautiful Day, never mention Deep Purple/Child In Time and the song that came before Bombay Calling.
  6. Good luck in your home and all the best with your next musical venture. Stevenage - the Red Lion -shudder!!!!!!!
  7. Apparently he is So get thee in a tizz Save up your lolly and Make an offer, by golly, But be sure to not take the pizz
  8. Is not the US one, essentially, a Precision Lyte with a different name? Interesting bit of information though.
  9. I've looked at the usual suspects that have been mentioned. I've always been a big fan of Kent Armstrong pickups. I guess the only thing is the lack of visible pole pieces (how shallow is that?). I am suspending thoughts of changing the pickup at the moment as I think the pre-amp change has done the job I wanted done on the sound. My guess is any pickup change would still lead to a pre-amp change whereas you may find a pre-amp swap may not lead to the need for another pickup.
  10. I have for now. In truth, it is more likely to be pure snobbery that would make me change it. I had a pre-EB Stingray many moons ago and the combination of the stock pick-up and Retrovibe pre-amp get me a sound that is pretty much the same as my recollection of the sound of the original. I was careful to get a pre-amp that set out to emulate the original 2 eq pre-amp and the Retrovibe nails it.
  11. I have a 4 string SUB and it was transformed by a Retrovibe Stinger pre-amp. I would strongly suggest you think about that as your first upgrade. I may even stick with the stock pickup as a result.
  12. I have both a rack tuner and a tuner on the pedalboard (although it only house a switcher for different basses). It is useful to have the pedal tuner there, I find.
  13. Bought a Zoom pedal from Terry. It couldn't have got to me any quicker, was well packaged and exactly as described. An excellent transaction and recommended. Steve
  14. I sometimes dep with a great soul band. They cover Everlasting Love and the bass player (@rumblefish) took it upon himself to suggest the bass plays the little figure over the triangle about halfway through the song. I have tried to re0plicate the song with a pick (my only use of one) but just cannot get that bit right (it's played using 3rds), It's such a great song I hate balls'ing it up every time.
  15. I much preferred my 400 to my 400+. I liked the tone more and re-valving it was cheaper.
  16. I would suspect a statistician would take issue with the 100% certainty. There is a possibility (however unlikely) that that is not the case. Not wanting to be a pedant, mind.
  17. Also, be mindful of the effect of a nitro finish on the vast majority of stands. I have had both Hercules and Ultimate stands (and they're great stands - though the Hercules ones gave out after a while) and have resorted to a beer towel across the bottom to prevent the finish sticking to the stand. I would still go with the Ultimate stand though.
  18. Be kind. It took them 11 years to think of the answer!!
  19. All good but remember, somewhere out there is a chap who'd have bought you a Precision. Don't give up!! 🙂
  20. Aha. Thank you.
  21. How heavy is heavy, please?
  22. Yes. The two upper jack sockets on the picture above.
  23. My introduction to Mesa Boogie. The review in Guitarist concluded this was the Rolls Royce of bass amps. It was.
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