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  3. SteveXFR
    There's a few Lemmy statues already. There's one in LA and one at the Hellfest site in Clisson, France. There can't be many musicians with multiple statues. I think Freddie Mercury has a few.
  4. NancyJohnson
    These were some of my old Thunderbirds. I still own the Hamer and (to a degree) I wish I'd had been able to hold onto the white one, but hey-ho.
  5. b7l4s
    It's just a different way to earth the bridge:
  6. Cat Burrito started following Depping for my old band Knock Off
  7. Cat Burrito
    I saw they were looking Lozz. Sounds cool. Sometimes it is nice to go back.
  8. cdog started following East J Retro 01 pre amp
  9. cdog
    Lovely preamp that I no longer need. I can post it to the UK for £125. Thanks for looking. Cheers.
  10. MM Stingray 62
    How about bass on a chair Andy
  11. AndyTravis
    I haven’t got a lawn…I dug it up So Iris could wheel about in a yard…
  12. Hellzero
    For the record, a guy made a 1600 kilometres round trip to come to my place to buy the 1976 Fender Twin I was selling for peanuts and he barely slept. I offered him tons of coffee and a meal before he drove back and asked him to call me when he was home sound and safe, which he did and told me he was going to a festival a few hours later...
  13. Jack started following Helix or Kemper?
  14. Jack
    For what is worth I had a Kemper, bought a Helix, then sold the Kemper. The Kemper seemed hyper focused on exactly capturing the sounds of 'proper' rigs and I just wasn't that interested. I just wanted good sounds, didn't really care about how authentic they were. Both units sounded great, so I picked the Helix as the effects and the ui were much better.
  15. snorkie635 started following How far have you travelled to pick up a Bass?
  16. snorkie635
    Spookily, I went from Edinburgh to Derby and back to buy an Ovation Elite Collector's six-string once upon a decade. If I remember, the shop may have been called Charles Faulds?
  17. jaybass 70
    OK thanks, is the neck almost straight ? You said it has a bow, could you measure the relief at the 12th fret please, Thanks 👍
  18. Dazm66 started following warwick thread
  19. Dazm66
    Hey Warwick owners. Just wondering whether there’s anyone near Colchester who might own a streamer stage 1 or a thumb that might let me have a noodle. Would like to try before I buy.
  20. snorkie635
    'Basses on the Lawn'?
  21. LowB_FTW started following How far have you travelled to pick up a Bass?
  22. LowB_FTW
    From my bed to the front door. 😂 It's only a small country in Northern Ireland. hahaha Mark
  23. AndyTravis
    I’m just weighing up how to do an updated photo…don’t think I’ve got enough couch real estate…
  24. NancyJohnson started following Great cover bands. The Graystones. 10/10
  25. NancyJohnson
    Literally five seconds through the front door and my wife is going, 'You have to watch this!' May I present to you, San Jose's 'The Graystones'. These guys are not even teenagers yet. The burpy tone that the bass player gets is quite glorious. They're covering Sade, Fleetwood Mac, Supertramp, Adele. 10/10.
  26. tvickey
    On Saturday my band SHREDS. is back in Sheffield! We'll be a Zephyr's in the Stag Works, S2 4QU playing a hardcore / punk show together with FERAL STATE, 77 SPEARS, and CLASS TOURISTS. The show is only £5, so drop by and check us out! Get your tix online in advance here: https://tinyurl.com/2bzu4myw
  27. wateroftyne
    Looks good - GLWTS, David.
  28. snorkie635
    Yo Stubs, A more than impressive collection there. Might I bother you for your thoughts/impressions regards the 60's Fender P? Quite fancy one of those and would value your opinion. Best Snorks
  29. Lozz196
    Well first rehearsal done and it felt like the last 5 years hadn’t happened and that I’d never left, sounded great, really tight, and the JMJ really worked - tho I had to use a thinner pick to coax some top end nastiness. Even my backing vox were to standard, which was the area I thought I might be lacking in. Overall am pretty pleased.
  30. Hellzero started following How far have you travelled to pick up a Bass?
  31. Hellzero
    I've done a 1200 kilometres (around 750 miles) round trip to buy a Leduc U-Basse 6 from my place to a small town in Switzerland, I was younger and driving was part of my job (no, it's not linked to trucks). And I've done regular 600 kilometers (around 375 miles) round trips to sell, trade or buy instruments/amps in Paris.
  32. Norris
    2 metres tall? It must be a bronze record!
  33. eddbass started following BAREFACED SUPER TWELVE
  34. eddbass
    I hope I have described this cab correctly it is the Barefaced two twelve cabinet non tweeter and is an early issue of the cab. It is simply the best cab I have ever owned. Why sell it? Well I am not playing the big venues any more and am downsizing to a barefaced midget. This cab is in good condition only a handle has been replaced and it has lived in the Roqsolid cover since new and never driven to its full potential. The cover has a board inside to protect the metal grille.Collection possible from the Glasgow area £540. or 24 hr. Courier to mainland. U.K. £20
  35. Schnozzalee
    Thank you - I can't find a Bossa bass anywhere in the UK. I have another Bossa guitar that was Brian Monroney's (Tom Jones etc) and it's my #1 💛
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