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Cheap sunglasses -zztop

starbreaker - Judas priest

slap and tickle - squeeze

Gutted to hear this - Nick was most definitely one of the people that make this community so good. Condolences and best wishes to all

trip at the brain - Suicidal Tendencies

white wedding - billy idle

tapestry - Carole King

precisely this

On an island - gilmour

I have one of the older blue ones- however I believe that logo is under the lacquer coat, and therefore isn’t. I suppose if you know someone capable of vinyl wrapping it?……

I'm an obtuse man, so I'll try to be oblique - the JV allstars

Liar - queen

And we all know how that ended

For me, The Harris P bass is quite simply the best p bass I have ever played. Granted I'm a bit of a fanboy, but once I played one, I knew that irrespective of the squiggle on the back of the headstock this was THE p bass for me.

legend. And a very nice bloke too

the invisible man - Queen

I use fast fret regularly (and have done for many years) once my strings are over around a year old to maintain the snap and sparkle. Makes a real difference to me

roll with it = no way sis

give peace a chance - Lennon

Car wash - Rose Royce

alive or just breathing - Killswitch engage

I have a friend in Erith who may be able to help. I can also put you in touch if needed

something akin to the mxr m80 or Laney Digbeth pre might be an option They are both decent Di units with EQ and tonal options. What separates these from the Sansamp and clones is that there is no baked in eq as standard. They also have a straight through option, so your amp tone is unaffected and you have the eq control of that which goes to the desk