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  • Birthday 20/09/1963

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  1. Low End Bee
    I used the Wattplower at a rehearsal for the first time last week. Blimey. It’s a good bass. Cut through and sounded better than anything I’ve played before. Those pickups are HOT and there’s loads of great sounds on tap. Super sparkliness is a bonus.
  2. Low End Bee
    The last time I went to a gig with one bass the A string broke on the first song. Never happened before or since. But I took spare from then on.
  3. Low End Bee
    Got a spectra comp on the way. Got this last week.
  4. Low End Bee
    Pics as requested. I'm not the best at photography though I'm afraid. It's hard to capture the sparkle in stills. No neck dive. Tiny headstock and lightweight tuners. I was thinking about moving the strap button to the top horn as a personal preference but it seems to work well where it is for me at the moment. .
  5. Low End Bee started following Hayman 40/40 bass. and The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
  6. Low End Bee
    I blame Happy Jack for this. Just bagged a Wattplower II. Obligatory sofa pic. It's now wearing La Bella Mustang Flats and sounding huge. 7lb 9oz and effortless to play. Well chuffed.
  7. Low End Bee
    Thanks BRX 😀 we got a cracking review in last months Electronic Sound mag too
  8. Low End Bee
    we’ve made a new one. As a comment put it. A Scarfolk Council tourism video…
  9. Low End Bee
    All the first album and half of the second They didn’t go over the falling out. Just motored through the set. Not a lot of banter. Very good natured gig. Loved it
  10. Low End Bee
    Absolutely Fantastic! Skids we’re great too. Worth waiting 45 years for.
  11. Low End Bee
    After years of big 1.0mm Clayton Triangles I’ve switched to green Dunlop 0.88 standard jobbies. Can’t say my playing has improved but they feel more comfortable. I don’t like finger style playing. Feels weird. So the right pick is important.
  12. Low End Bee
    After years of big 1.20mm Clayton Triangles I’ve switched to green Dunlop 0.88 standard jobbies. Can’t say my playing has improved but they feel more comfortable. I don’t like finger style playing. Feels weird. So the right pick is important.
  13. Low End Bee
    My cousin Gary taught me the rudiments of playing on his 40/40 in 1978. He also had the equivalent 30/30 guitar he used in his pub band. Both were in natural finish. I’ve always had a soft spot for Haymans and Shergolds. Bought a black Marathon in ‘79 as my first ‘proper’ bass.
  14. Low End Bee
    The Damned at Hammy Odeon on Friday
  15. Low End Bee
    Cracking review in this months Electronic Sound magazine.
  16. Low End Bee
    https://kellermachine.bandcamp.com/album/kitchen-sinks-and-rocket-ships We’ve just released all the stuff so far on one album on bandcamp.
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