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asingardenof

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  1. My first "proper" gig ever with Replicater, a covers band from Yorkshire. I think my V7 sounds pretty fat here, DI'd through the PA with only a little compression from my Landlord "A Cheeky Pint" pedal (it sounded pretty good on stage through the Ashdown ABM-500 loaned from @Merton and my SWR cab too). Next gig not until November so I'll see how my P-bass sounds in the mix next. Any comments, suggestions or criticism (constructive for preference!) gratefully received. Replicater - Are Friends Electric.mp4
  2. Some sound advice there. I have a little room left on there so might squeeze a Big Muff and/or and octaver in there, but I'm not planning on going crazy (famous last words!)
  3. It is little but still good. I'm sure it will grow more once funds allow!
  4. A case of Grolsch is the usual trick, isn't it?
  5. If you can get hold of some cheap multipacks of D'Addario strings you can enter the code on their Player's Circle website, and in not a lot of time you'll be able to get a free set from them. They occasionally have offers on too, which is why I'm currently rocking a set of the XT series bought for the equivalent of £9.
  6. Not necessarily, the likes of EVH, Geddy, etc. also had to compose those iconic pieces as well as play them (and in the case of Geddy sing over the top of them), so if people think those folks are the GOAT then that's still perfectly valid. The fact that new generations of virtuosos are coming through just means those legends will have competition in the GOAT lists in a few years.
  7. I go back and forth between my P and my J-style. Sometimes I think I haven't played one for a while so I'll give it a go, love it, play it for a while, then repeat the cycle with the other one.
  8. Hi all, I've been playing bass for about 26 years, although unfortunately time doesn't equal ability as I'm still very much an intermediate-level player. Currently playing in a 5-piece band covering some 80s/90s/00s standards (or crowd pleasers if you prefer) but I'll pretty much give anything a go from Motown to metal!
  9. Price now reduced to £100 or near offer SWR Workingman's 2x10T bass speaker cabinet. Description: 2x10 and Tweeter Speaker Enclosure Power Handling: 200W RMS Impedance: 8Ω Frequency Response & SPL:98 dB SPL @ 1W1M (–3db @ 63 Hz and 18.5 KHz) Speaker Complement: (2) Custom Designed 10" SWR Drivers (1) Custom Designed Tweeter Porting: Front Slot Port Dimensions: 23"W x 17"H x 16.25"D (58cm x 43cm x 41mm) Weight: 60lb (27kg) Used but in good condition and sounds great. Only gigged by me once, mainly used for rehearsals for a five-piece pop/rock band and it held up nicely. Available after Saturday 17th September. Collection only from Castleford and payment via Paypal upon collection please.
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