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Non of the Radio stations have ever stopped playing Phil Spector records have they . I know that he wasn't in the bands as such ; but he produced (Wall of Sound) , and possibly wrote them too . So his estate will be earning money all the time . No one seems to give it a second thought - and he's actually in prison as a convicted killer . Funny 'ol world

Yeah , me too

He he - only the Scots here will get that one

Just a quick question Bill . If say , I were to buy two of the Barefaced 2x10's and stacked them vertically ; would it matter which way round they were to be stacked ? As I understand that Alex has made them to be a sort of line array system - one speaker for bass and the other for treble (sort of) . Best to 'join' both speakers together in the stack , or no difference how it's done ? Thanks , Paul

I'm doing something similar , but it's my 50th this year . Taking a punt on a Bogart build . Never played one but done loads of research , and part of me is still a bit hesitant , but what the hell - you only live once . Good luck mate . With that sort of money , you're never going to get a dodgy instrument - it's just down to whatever floats your boat

New head tonight/last night . Different than the Eden that I've used for the last 18yrs . Just got to get used to it . Pumped it out though .

I took my daughter to her first proper gig last year - her choice was Download . I would say around 80% of the bands had a shockingly bad sound - I've no idea what these guys do

There should be a great drummers thread - may be already , for all I know . Jeff Porcaro , was awesome , as is James Oldaker . Not forgetting Steve Ferrone - one of our own home grown

A made up one , I know

Series 2 , state it on the grill . See below , my old cabs . Series 1 , just has the badge , whilst Series 2 have the writing under the name

Yep - once seen on Jack Bruce's wall . Ebay ain't half full of chancers

I agree . Hands on the best Bass outlet I've ever been in . I only went twice - 1st time to try out gear , and 2nd time a decade later (2001 I reckon) , to buy a rig . Can still picture it in my mind

How are you getting on with that Stingray Classic? Also what's the bridge spacing on them - 18mm?

I heard this years ago on the radio . Jeremy Vine was on , and it just came on (probably around 10 yrs ago now - maybe more) ; and it just mesmerised me - that bass line . Went out and bought the album (this was pre download) , and I've only ever played that song off it . In a way it reminds me of The Waterfalls bassline - track by TLC , I think - another laid back masterpiece .

My kids bought me this T shirt years ago - I've even worn it at gigs

Top work Dood . Also saved him the indignity of having to join the competition - he he

Not great pictures , but it's sort of blue/green - difficult colour to pin down really . Status Jazz

I can't give you a schematic , but I will say this though . I'm a real Eden fan , but this sort of thing is why Eden has such a bad name . What sort of company doesn't have a schematic , for what was one of their best selling amps? Beggars belief really . On a lighter note - join up on Talkbass , and I'm certain that there'll be someone over there who can help you out - they have a massive user base

The trouble is , is that all of the double Stingray pickup'd basses , all have the rear pickup way too far back - so not getting that 'Stingray sweetspot' . The only mainstream maker that I've seen 'dong it right' (subjective, I know) , is Warwick, with the Doublebuck