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JPJ 😀 Looks like the Twitter list is correct indeed!
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Found on Twitter the order of appearance: Supergrass, followed then by Them Crooked Vultures, The Pretenders, James Gang, Violet Grohl & Mark Ronson, Brian Johnson and Lars Ulrich, Stewart Copeland, Rush, Queen, and Foo Fighters (apparently scheduled to play from 8:10pm to 10:30pm!). Well, let's see 🙂
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Oh, yes, he looked vaguely familiar. Remember him from A Perfect Circle.
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First a black P, now a red one with a black pickguard, just like mine 🙂
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Agree, Dave Grohl on bass now!
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You can watch the concert for free here. Starts in a few min:
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Stunning 🤩 Congrats 👍
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Ups, yes, Made in Japan of course!
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There are many, here are some that come to my mind, in no particular order
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Very nice 🤩 I love the stealth look. I think some black knobs would be great to complete the look. Enjoy 👍
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Will do. However, it took me years to find an EBMM SR 4H in natural with 2EQ, maple fingerboard, a nice wood grain and arm and body contours, so I hope that I do not have to sell it anytime soon. It plays extremely well and I really like the sound of the 2EQ. I know with EQing you can also get the 3EQs close to it, but I am a plug and play kind of guy, so it is a great bass for me. Great build quality too.
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So you got a ticket? Lucky you. I will try to watch it on MTV's YouTube channel.
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You are right. I will edit it.
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Is anyone going to the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert in Wembley Stadium? Great lineup! Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Brian Johnson, Stewart Copeland, Josh Homme, Liam Gallagher, John Paul Jones, Brian May, Roger Taylor, Krist Novoselic, Nile Rodgers, Chrissie Hynde, Lars Ulrich and a 12 year old girl 🙂
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Maybe this one? 😉
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And, apparently, Flea said that he loved “cockroaches and dirt and trees, and every human being … deer and deer antlers, and birds and sky". Well, nuff said 🤪
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Very braw indeed 😁
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Last week, I got this lovely 1991 Stingray 4 H. Killer bass and with 4kg not too heavy either. Really like the sound of the 2EQ. At least to my ears, it sounds ballsier than my previous 3EQ SRs. Don't miss the mids knob. My new amp has high and low mids, so sorted 😉 Big shout-out to @Dov65 who found it for me on the UK Bass Marketplace on Facebook. Thanks, buddy 👍
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Rick Beato Celebrating the 90s Grunge Bands
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PMT also has the latest Rudy Sarzo signature model (Euro 4 LT with Fishman Fluence pickups, red gloss finish) for £1,749. Further Spectors: - A Euro Bolt 4, Tobacco Sunburst for £1,218 - A NS Ethos 4, Faded Black for £1,070 - Bantam 5, Solid White for £1,283 Great prices 🤩
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I do not play 5 string Spectors but saw that PMT has some great summer deals for a Euro Bolt 5 - Inferno Red (£1,297) and a NS Ethos 5 - Interstellar (£1,134). These are really good prices (e.g., BD has the same models in stock for £1,639 and £1,575 respectively)! Check them out! https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/sale/bass-guitars
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I am selling my brand new, Japan-only, Spector Euro 4 LX Ras Layer in the cool twilight amber finish (see photos below for how the finish changes depending on the light). The bass is Layer's signature model. Layer is bassist and singer in the Japanese rock band Raise a Suilen (RAS). It comes with the Darkglass Tone Capsule and a RAS branded semi-hard case (plus COA and a fretboard protector). It is a great bass, but it has the Euro typical neck shape, which is a bit too chunky for my taste. I prefer the (Ian Hill) thin neck specs. Should have asked the Japanese retailer to take measurements. Well, lesson learned. I thought of keeping it as a collector's item but now have my eyes on some other basses. The bass is in mint showroom condition and has never left the house (very limited home use only). It is currently stored safely in its case in a pet and smoke free house. The price is firm as these Japan-only Spectors ain’t cheap (just check how much they go for on Ebay. There is also a cheaper model, but that one is a bolt on with passive SSD pickups). Collection would be recommended but I can also ship it (UK only, sorry!) using the original packaging and using a decent courier (I normally use UPS). Shipping would of course add some costs. Specs: Model: Euro 4 LX Scale Length: 34’’ Neck: 3pc maple with graphite rods inside for additional strength Fingerboard: Rosewood Position markers: Mother of Pearl Crown Inlays Side position makers: Dots Body Type: Original NS curved and carved body shape/USA figured maple over European alder with a slice of walnut between Neck Finish: Gloss Body Finish: Gloss Body Colour: Twilight Amber Pickups: EMG P/J Preamp: Darkglass Tone Capsule Hardware: Gold Endpin: Schaller locking String Gage: D’Addario 45-100 Case: Special Semi Hardcase/w Spector & RAISE A SUILEN Logo
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There is also the so-called Kano Model of Satisfaction that distinguishes between attributes that people take for granted and the ones that can delight them (and so-called one-dimensional ones too). For the take for granted ones, you can only avoid dissatisfaction but cannot achieve satisfaction. For example, when you arrive back in the UK after a nice holiday abroad and you grab your bag(s) or suitcase(s) from the luggage carousel, no one will be overly happy, you expect it to be there. However, people get very unhappy, when it is not there. The same applies to lots of utility services (think about electricity, water). No ones cares if they work, but people get mad if they don't. The delighting attributes are the ones that people do not expect. So you do not make people unhappy if you don't do them (because they don't expect them in the first place) but you can make people very happy if you do them. For example, if in a hotel they remember your favourite meals or drinks or surprise you with a room upgrade (without any prior service failure, maybe just to say thank you) etc), then customers will be very happy and probably tell their friends about it (positive WOM). Problem is that, over time, these delighters deteriorate and people start expecting them. You then need to come with something else and finding these delighters is not easy (people nowadays have high expectations, are well informed etc). Here is a nice video for an example:
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That's a good point. There is even a concept called "service recovery paradox", which means that sometimes customers are even happier after a service failure got dealt with satisfactory (e.g., imagine you arrive at your hotel, your hotel has lost your reservation but apologizes and upgrades you to a suite). This paradox, however, does not always work, it depends on the situation and severity of the failure. For example, if your wedding photographer tells you after your lovely wedding that (s)he has lost or ruined your wedding photos, you won't be happy if told "Sorry for that but I will give you a 20% discount for your next wedding" (even though, statistically speaking, there will, most likely, be another wedding in the future ;- )
