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I played an outdoor gig in January in Poland a couple of years ago and the outside temperature was -10 degrees.

On-stage heating was supplied by the rather large lighting rig and one of those 'rocket-engine' type space heaters.

I had no problems at all with the trusty StingRay 5 - I took it straight out of the gigbag, played for an hour, and stuck it straight back in. No condensation, no movement of the neck, nothing.

I just had problems with keeping my fingers warm! At the start of the gig my hands were chilly and it took a couple of songs for them to warm up, but towards the end of the set I really started to struggle and the last song was a nightmare - my fingers started to go really numb and lose dexterity. I ended up jamming my hand into my trouser pockets between songs....

So I would definitely recommend using fingerless gloves or something to keep your mitts warm!

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[quote name='HMX' post='1050084' date='Dec 7 2010, 12:03 AM']When and where in Bristol is this, mate?[/quote]

The Henleaze Christmas Festival this Wednesday

[url="http://www.henleazechristmasfestival.co.uk/entertainment.html"]http://www.henleazechristmasfestival.co.uk...ertainment.html[/url]

We're on the External Stage in Waterford Road at 7pm.

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