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Baby Snakes - Zappa

Am I Going Insane - Black Sabbath

Dopes to Infinity - Monster Magnet

Watched the Idles set on iPlayer this morning, nothing else piqued my interest (though may watch the PJ Harvey set later). Think the Idles bass player used a Jazz, a Serek, a Mustang and a P. Assume that they were using multiple tunings, as the instrument changes were mirrored by the guitarists.

Mutually Assured Destruction - Ian Gillan

Pop Muzik - M

Slip Sliding Away - Paul Simon

Don't have one, but I do like the look of them. If it's an FRFR, then it should be capable of handling bass as well as guitar. I'm assuming that they're just marketing them at guitarists because no one expects a bass player to be up to speed with digital modelling... There don't seem to be too many bass-specific powered cabs available. Started a thread about it a while ago.

Thousand Mile Stare: Black Hole Heart Meant to post the link to the album, not just one song. Hard rock from the Highlands.

Laney are making some nice looking FRFR cabs: Laney FRFR At GAK: Laney LFR-212 £549

Happy House - Siousxie and the Banshees

I'm in Love With My Car - Queen

IMO, generally, the things that appear in the Marketplace on BC are well priced. We are all gear-heads or we wouldn't be here, so we're savvy with not only what stuff tends to sell for, but also what kind of price someone would be willing to pay. I would really hope that no one takes the you-know-what with their pricing. Haggled marginally for things, knocking a bit off here and there, free postage etc. but generally buying and selling for a fair price.

Mercy Mercy Me - Robert Palmer

If you are palm muting, then the Hipshot is definitely the one to go for. The Babicz is great if you want to keep the look of the original bridge unit, but are having issues with the intonation of the original saddle piece. Definitely keeping hold of the Hipshot though, I have other plans for that.

Was lucky enough to pick up a Babicz replacement bridge on here a while back, and finally got around to fitting it to my other Ric (replacing the Hipshot I also bought from here). It was a bit of a faff, as the saddles needed to come off to fit the saddle plate, and then getting the saddles back in and adjusted, but once in and re-strung, intonation is spot on, and the string height is lower than it was with the Hipshot.

Rickysounds is usually the best place to try. Bought a couple of chrome ones from them.

Going Underground - The Jam

Marathon - Rush

Roll Away the Stone - Mott the Hoople

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears

The Mouse Police Never Sleeps - Jethro Tull

Take a Chance on Me - ABBA

Definitely try some different Stainless Steel rounds, Warwick Red Steels are a great, low cost option, and they do last. Used them for a while. At the moment, I'm using D'Addario Pro Steels on the Ric, as they just sound so much better than anything else I've tried on it. Dunlop Steels are good, Elites Stadium Steels are good. All depends on your budget. Try a few different sets and find some you like.

This Town Aint Big Enough for the Both of Us - Sparks