Suburban Man Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Maybe a little known fact, but the Marshall factory (Milton Keynes, Bucks) has a small 'museum' of amps, guitars etc in and around reception. Although it is primarily for the guitar nerds, in amongst the Les Pauls and Bluesman amps are a few pieces of Bass memorabilia, with pride of place going to the irredeemably individual Lemmy. 8 Quote
Dood Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago As a teenager, my mum took my friend and I down to the Marshall factory for a tour. An experience that I will never forget as a wide eyed and impressionable young Dood! Jim may have been in that day but we didn't get to meet him (although I did get to meet him on numerous other occasions at guitar shows, so much so that he remembered my name!) On the tour, back then, Marshall number 1 wasnt in a glass case and Production Manager (i think) Steve Yelding dumped it in my lap whilst we were rummaging through the piles of amplifers I could only ever dream of owning. A surreal moment, but there was an inevitability that I'd end up with an old Marshall amp at some point. I have a 68-69 Super Bass that makes all the right noises! 3 Quote
Hellzero Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 20 minutes ago, Cosmo Valdemar said: I don't recognise the bass... It's Lemmy's Rickenbacker signature model. Quote
Cosmo Valdemar Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 1 minute ago, Hellzero said: It's Lemmy's Rickenbacker signature model. I meant the real one! Quote
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