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Stub Mandrel

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  1. 20 12 array? One of these...?
  2. That's the extreme stealth model?
  3. It's so different coming back into music after nearly 25 years. Back in the first half of the 90s you could play a new venue, all originals and have everyone happy and dancing (if your songs were danceable).
  4. I find Boswellia Serrata (indian frankinsense) works well fore me - has also done well in double bind trials, including combined with turmeric).
  5. Possibly vitamin D. My brother suffered pain for years until being diagnosed with chronic vitamin D deficiency, he now has to take twice the RDI. A few days without and he starts to get back pain.
  6. Went in Home Bargains today looking for a luggage scale to weigh my basses... They had disposable Ukes for £8.99 and Classical 'guitars' for £19.99. But they also had guitar stands, and not the usual cheap tripod which is too small to give decent stability, but proper A-frame ones. Not as heavily built as my 35-year old Arbiter one but well-enough made for home and even occasional stage use and deep enough for anything up to a jumbo acoustic. Just right for my headless Jack! And only £7.99!
  7. MUST ... OBEY... SIR HISS...
  8. At a wild, unsubstantiated guess I'd say it was an Eros SG copy... but what do I know? Allegedly as much favoured by Polly Harvey.
  9. Good on you 🙂 I trust it's only a coincidence that the audience appear to be fleeing from your onslaught in that pic!
  10. OK, I got some apparently more accurate digital scales. Interesting: Jack V - 8.4 lbs Squier Standard Jazz (2001) - 9.7 lbs Squier VM Jag - 7.7 lbs Fender performer - 9.0 lbs All including strap (I need something to attach the scales to and I'm not using the strings!)
  11. To be honest, I think it's a bit like the 'uncanny valley' effect.
  12. Hmm... according to my luggage scales it's only 7.5lbs! I find that hard to credit, the scales are pretty cheesy so I'll see if I can get a decent one later. Probably feels heavier because my 'main squeeze' basses (Fender Performer, Squier Jazz) are both quite light. It's not as heavy as my Westone. As @Paul S suggests it may be down to the timber in it as well.
  13. stinky poo. I'm in a lifetime unique position of being able to afford that and always having wanted one. MUST.... RESIST...
  14. TBH why would anyone have a Starcaster when they could have a 335 ?
  15. Sod that. I'm old and foolish and hoping to play a couple of festivals next summer. If so it will be trace 4x10 combo on top of Peavey 1x15 on one side and Laney head with 2 2x12s on the other. And a tweeter box. The ideal rig doesn't just sound good, it scares people.
  16. I found this one in Edinburgh. With the active on it makes my little Orange Crush 25W practice amp sound very big and nasty 🙂 Very affordable, very playable, but a tad heavy.
  17. He's the singer... 😲
  18. Due to some, ahem, domestic rearrangement, I've got my 'toy' record player in the living room and I'm working though my vinyl. Playing them in order, so totally random (unless I had some sort of plan ~20 years ago) So far: Help! - Beatles (mono) Selling England by the Pound - Genesis Elysian Encounter - Baker Gurvitz Army Live and Heavy - (Classic compilation, various 70s heavy rock bands) Flash - Jeff Beck Sergeant pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band - Beatles (mono) Boston - Boston PXR5 - Hawkwind The Freewheeling Bob Dylan - Bob something. (mono) I'd forgotten how utterly impeccable my musical taste is 🙂
  19. You've got me thinking now. Surely a 'Precision Fretless' is an oxymoron... P.S. Is it good for metal?
  20. Billy Sugger!
  21. I've had an awful, apocalyptic image of those two snogging...
  22. Where's the fun in that? Far too neat.
  23. I first read that as 'I saw Steve Hackett in the bath"
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