essexbasscat

I'd love to have a play with that

GLWTS

pm'd

Niiiiiiice

I've just been given this for next weekend. Should have some fun trying to get that sound out of a P bass with a pick and walkabout scout

Oh boy..

The Who
The Spiders from Mars
10cc
The Beatles
The Beach Boys
Queen
The Motown house band

My first genuine Fender Precision was a 72/73 Maple maple with a white scratchplate

I'd buy it back in a heartbeat

I've no idea why I keep looking at this georgeous amp

Another vote for All Along the Watchtower by Hendrix. I know Comfortably Numb was voted as the greatest guitar solo, but Hendrix's work easily walks all over that for me

Paul Weller (not the Jam) LP's. I just don't get it

Try Surrey amps

http://www.surreyamps.co.uk

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[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Agadoo by Black Lace[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The Birdie Song[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The Macarena[/font][/color]
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To these add;
- All right now
- Mustang Sally
- Honky Tonk Women

[quote name='ahpook' timestamp='1484253087' post='3214118']
Revolver - The Beatles.

I swear I could hear the start of Taxman, go for a (whatever is is....) 35 min walk and come back in with some 'It is not dying"-s in sync with the end of the album
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This + Ziggy Stardust + Aladdin Sane

A set of radius gauges is available for around £11.00, worth the cost as a set up tool

Guitar Player Repair Guide by Dan Erlewine will show anyone how to set up all manner of guitars and basses. Worth every penny

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Some of us do not use FB, Twittter or any form of social media. This is a consequence of the day job where such things are inadvisable at best and career limiting at worst.
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This

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1483381747' post='3206725']
He's a member here
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Brilliant I was in the warm up band for his gig and we had a chat during the stage change over. He was also kind enough to say some complementory things about my home - brewed bass lines

Please pass on my best if the opportunity presents itself

It's not a Rumour, but an earlier version, probably not long after the Lowden era. The other one's not a Rumour either by the way...

[quote name='cetera' timestamp='1483375508' post='3206654']
I have:
4 x Gallien Krueger GK800RBs
3 x Gallien Krueger GK400RBs
1 x Ampeg SVTIII-Pro
1 x Carvin B1500
1 x Sansamp RBI & 1 Sansanp RPM - into a Yamaha 1U Power Amp

1 x Mesa/Boogie 2x15 Diesel Cab
1 x Genz Benz Neox 212T Cab
1 x Hartke 410XL Cab

& 60+ basses....
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60 + basses. I thought I was doing well, but I take my hat off to you sir

I saw the drummer and bassist in The Climax Blues Band do this at the Standard in Walthamstow in the 90's. Looked good at the time

And Merry Christmas to one and all

An assessment by an audiologist would be the way to answer this question properly. I purchased a set of ACS custom moulded ER17 earplugs myself, only to find I couldn't hear the vocals when playing.

I went to an audiologist and it turns out my hearing iof higher frequencies is impaired, As a result, flat response earplugs reduce the overall levels to the point that higher frequencies drop out amongst everything else. The audiologist recommended a set of 9's (another brand they use) and that's made the difference.

Good luck with whatever you do

Bloody hell, whatever next ?

RIP Rick and thanks for the memories

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1482529939' post='3201359']
I've got one but you can't have it. Sorry.


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That's a ringer for one I used to have, all the way down to the white scratchplate (which is my favourite). I'd buy it back in a heartbeat if I had the chance

Mesa Walkabout

Sweeeeeeeet !