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Good afternoon ! And again: Happy new year 2026 ! i took opportunity from holidays to finish my backlog transcriptions and add tablatures parts on it. So here are the five remaining ones; beautiful melodies and themes. John Mc LAUGHLIN - Healing hands Exrtact from "the heart of things" album which is one of my favourite, and in my playing list since 1997. At this time i was guitarist, fascinated by jazzrock. I was not conscious about Matt Garrison on bass who was put down foundations for a lot of actual modern bassists playing. So i re-discovered it later with a bassist POV and it's a big inspiration source to me. And here is one of my favorite complex themes from this album. J.MC LAUGHLIN - Healing hands - play it online J.MC LAUGHLIN - Healing hands - pdf WA. MOZART - Clarinet concerto in A major - Adagio Heard it one morning on classical radio during my day-job road. Instant lightning strike. MOZART - Clarinet concerto in A major - Adagio - play it online MOZART - Clarinet concerto in A major - Adagio - pdf HIROMI'S SONICWONDER - Sonic wonderland - themes & phrases Fan of Hiromi's past trio and actual 4tet. Some themes and riffs from this excellent album. Good rythmic challenge HIROMI'S SONICWONDER - Sonic wonderland - themes & phrases - play it online HIROMI'S SONICWONDER - Sonic wonderland - themes & phrases - tab DHAFER YOUSSEF - Diwan beauty and odd - themes & phrases Another artist with a very special universe, singer-oudist. Here he's visiting jazz territories with his Oud, incredible singing and beautiful melodies. (with especially Aaron Parks on piano). An astonishing rythmic work. DHAFER YOUSSEF - Diwan beauty and odd - themes & phrases - play it online DHAFER YOUSSEF - Diwan beauty and odd - themes & phrases - tab G. BIZET - Arlesienne - minuet I discovered this theme during a live music school rendition from a young flute player whom my lady have been the nanny. Another Instant lightning strike. G.BIZET - Arlesienne - minuet - play it online G.BIZET - Arlesienne - minuet - pdf Enjoy !
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Frank Blank replied to rwillett's topic in Events
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Hugsonic started following Becos CompIQ Compressor
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I'm selling this fantastic little compressor which offers by far the most functionality you will get in such a small package. Has controls for ratio, threshold, and makeup gain as well as hard / soft knee setting, fast and slow timing and a mix to dial in some of your clean signal. Lastly it has LED meeting to help you set the right amount of compression which I found really useful. This is a high quality compressor and I'm only selling as I have replaced my HX Stomp (I never liked the comps on that) with a DG Anagram. The compressors on the Anagram were updated a while ago but I have kept it until I was totally happy with them. This is one of the best pedals I have ever owned but its just sitting in the drawer so passing it on. I don't have the box but the pedal is in mint condition with on the bottom and will be well packaged for postage. I recommend watching a few reviews and checking out the Becos website and of course if you have any questions just drop me a note.
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silverfoxnik started following Wal MkI, 1992, Fretless, OHSC
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jeffjohnson started following 2026 Gear Abstinence Thread
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Apologies for replying to the old thread, but it seemed better than starting a new one for a similar question. I too would like a curly lead with an angled jack at one end. I've got a Vox one but the straight part at the angled end is not quite long enough to pass through between strap and body; one with a slightly longer end would be useful. There don't appear to be Lava cables at Gear4Music any more (perhaps they are no longer made): https://www.gear4music.com/Electric_Guitars/guitar-cable.html?page=1&filters[1548]=10150&filters[1549]=10154
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I think it’s quite straightforward but I went to a studio as I wanted my levels perfectly balanced and had loads to capture, so it allowed me to do a bunch in parallel.
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kuetsum started following Gallien Krueger Fusion 550 hybrid amp
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Gallien Krueger Fusion 550 hybrid amp
kuetsum replied to Berserker's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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And another one, even more expensive: https://www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_gem-ws2_id8295361.html
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Tanglewood Dreadnought TW15NS guitar This Tanglewood Dreadnought guitar is a real quality instrument and has a Spruce top and mahogany sides which give it a wonderful warm but bright tone. It has a new set of D’Addario strings: phosphor bronze, which give a warm bright and balanced tone. The truss rod has been adjusted to give a nice low action and is very comfortable to play and has a great tone The frets have been polished The neck has been treated with Lemon Oil so it’s clean and ‘fed’. It does have a scratch on the front just behind the bridge (pictured) No case and no trades thanks. Price when it was new was £499. Yours for only £180 Chaddesden, Derby All proceeds will go towards a charity for the homeless in Derby and a Home for street kids in Bogota, Colombia. Please check out my other ads. They say: The guitar is in Dreadnought Top is made up of Solid Spruce. The Sides are made up of Solid Mahogany Neck is made of Mahogany Top Binding is done with ABS Black & White Side Binding is done with ABS Ivory Saddle is of Bone Nut is of Bone Scale Length is 650mm Bridge Pins is of ABS Ivory Machine Heads Chrome Grover Finish is done in Natural Satin
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It wasn't that difficult, as it's an Italian brand, I checked Mercatino Musicale (the Italian musical instruments secondhand website) and here it is: https://www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_gem-ws2-keyboard-workstation_id7475222.html
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Is that with or without an instrument plugged into it? If not, the hiss isn't coming from the amp.
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The main guitar stores will prefer a Gibson or fender that they can shift quickly. Bass specialists are the best bet if you don’t want the hassle of selling privately.
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It's that time of year. People have loaded the credit cards to the max for Xmas and won't be making large purchases until they've made a bit of a dent in the debt. It's always that way at this time. A good time to buy if you have money burning a hole in your pocket as sellers know it will be March-April before things pick up, so you can make cheeky offers.
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So, how to fit a guitar humbucker sized pickup in a MM shaped hole? With an empty MM sized pickup cover and a hand drill? That's just a test fit. Progress is slow because holiday vibe and not quite having the right screws on hand. This scenario needs M3 30mm screws, typically I could only find M2.5 30mm OR M3 25mm in the house. I'll have a dig about in the shed at some point over the weekend. Just to prove the concept in the pictures above, I'm using the M2.5 30mm screws - because they're just too thin, they jump threads if you tighten them too much (duh!) but it was tight enough to at least show where things are heading. Of course, the protrusions which are the mounting lugs may require some material to be removed from the pickup route, am steeling myself for that eventuality.
