Steve Browning

I Invested in Boogie heads and 2x15s in 1988 and haven't wanted any other amps since. My amps and cabs have changed but only for lighter Boogie gear making the same sound. Bass-wise, I'm a dyed in the wool Precision player and have only bought other Pbasses so I don't have to take the old Fenders out on the road. I'm the epitome of dull (and should be a Boogie endorsee by rights!!!).

That's some keyboard stand!!

That's a tricky one for them to scuttle in time to!

Music by John Miles. The middle is in 7/4.

The position markers are where they'd be on a fretless neck for sure.

If only he could randomly suck and blow into a harmonica, he'd have been in with a chance.

Thank you.

Teed Up in Germany last year. An original toon.

You'll be amazed at how light it is. I bought one of mine on here and went to collect it in my van. It was the only thing in the back and was standing up./ I went round the first roundabout and was alarmed by a bang from the back. When I looked round, it had fallen over!! Not used to the idea of a bass cab falling over.

Rotosound Nickel Swing Bass 45 - 105 (on the one bass strung with rounds) and Jazz Bass 45 - 105 on all the others. I am an endorsee of Rotosound (to be open) but always liked their feel and tone anyway. Definitely prefer the tone of the nickel rounds.

It's all about the headroom chaps! 🙂

That's a Katana I believe.

Oops!! 🙂

Fender BXR in the ads at the moment I see.

They are amazing cabs but very expensive, as you say.

On the first tour BM's spare guitar was a Les Paul Deluxe. I have seen pictures of him using it. The Red Special has been a good return on the 8 quid he reckoned it cost him. I believe the Tele actually belonged to Roger Taylor. Rory Gallagher and his Strat. Alvin Lee and his 335.

Check out Chicken Fried Snake on the Ron Levys Wild Kingdom CD. Some brilliant whammy-assisted 6 string bass from Jimmie Vaughan. I remember a Peavey demo by Colin Hodgkinson (early 80's I think) and he had a bass (4 string) fitted with one.; Weird in quite an interesting way.

Doesn't everyone? (Ducks).

Whenever I play a Willie Dixon tune on my Precision with flats I think '$od you and your dog house bass'. Does that count? 🙂

This guy could end up quite busy.

I couldn't swear to it but I have a thought that JJB originally played through a Marshall guitar head. Vague memory, mind.

Pino Palladino recorded the bass tracks on the latest Who recording through an old Fender Deluxe.

Maybe this is the means to finally be rid of them!!