None other than Eric Clapton in 1988 as a spotty 13 year old.
Eric, Nathan East, Greg Phillinganes, Steve Ferrone, Ray Cooper, Phil Palmer, Tessa Niles and Katie Kissoon.What a fantastic group of musicians that was.
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Weren't "Lemmy" and "Sting" their nick names long before they were performers?
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Gordon used to wear a black and yellow striped jumper that made him look like a wasp and Ian was always asking to borrow stuff - usually drink and drugs - and was how he'd say "lend me a ....." so "lend me" became Lemmy
A shameless plug but I'm selling a Gallien Krueger MBS-III combo. Its tiny so it'll sit in the corner or your room out of the way. Its 100w on its own or you can buy the matching cab to give the full 150W or you can plug it into the cab(s) of your choice by disconnecting the internal speaker. Even comes with its own bag for carrying around.
I'd be interested in any trades for effects of the synth variety such as the EHX Bass MIcrosynth or the Markbass one or if you have a decent keyboard synth that you're looking to trade.
Otherwise feel free to try me forother trades or offer me a sensible amount close to the asking price.
I've decided to have a rethink and for now I am keeping my Hartke head and Ashdown cabs so I am now only selling my Gallien Combo. When this sells then I will probably offer my Hartke head for sale again.
This is something that I didnl't realise how amazing it was until I bought one -a Gallien Krueger MBS-III combo. This little combo is not much bigger than the 12" speaker it houses. You can use this as a monitor, mount it on a microphone stand bracket (if you can find one), add a second 12" speaker or disconnect the internal speaker and plug it into the cab or cabs of your choice down to 4ohms. You can also disconnect the internal speaker and plug a set of headphones into it to practice with. This puts out something like 100w into its own internal speaker or 150w with another 8ohm cab. Like all GK stuff the rating appears to be a bit conservative and for the size this is one loud little combo
This dinky little combo also comes with a Rockbag so you can carry it safely to gigs in the car or on the bus/tram/tube/whatever. It has two side pockets and a front one for cables and stuff. This also comes with a power cable.
There are a few marks and it looks like its had a wee knock to the front left that I've tried to show in one of the pictures. These retail at about £550 without a gig bag so I'm going to offer this one for £350 collected or £360 posted.
And now the piccies:
And lastly, to give you an idea exactly how small this combo is, voila:
What I meant was that there's a really hot signal going from my bass to my amp which doesn't distort but the signal going to the desk is off the scale so no need for an attenuator or pad button on the wireless unit for me
My Precision causes the lights on the PA desk to go all the way up to the top red one so we have to use the pad switch to calm it down a bit and I haven't got the slightest hint of distortion, even when I'm playing really heavily
I think you'd take the output of the preamp into the effects return of the Hartke which would bypass the Hartke preamp making it effectively a power amp.
I got myself a Line6 G30 a few weeks ago.
No loss of tone, batteries last for ages and no more cables on the floor
One neat thing is that the receiver has a battery gauge to tell you when you need to change batteries in your transmitter
That's just the plastic thingy that tells you what everything does
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Well I didn't see this coming. I love my one. Its so different ( for a Fender anyway ) but sounds so good
If you want to see one with the original scratchplate then click on the link at the top of my sig. this is my one.