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Everything posted by hiram.k.hackenbacker
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You bowed out with style though 👍
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Still in despite me almost succumbing to a rather nice amp in the for sale section.
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Handbox WB-100 valve amp PENDING - *SOLD*
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to Clarky's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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I don't think that's Larry Klein and I'm fairly sure he wouldn't have come over for TOTP, not for Julia anyway. It's certainly not Pino, so leaves only Alan Thomson or a.n.other?!?
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Fender custom shop new models… who cares!
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to Boodang's topic in General Discussion
No need to apologise to us. I suspect Jens Ritter knows more than most about the virtues of a bolt-on neck. Maybe give him a call and tell him he's wasting his time 😎. -
I’m firmly in the 3M Dual Lock camp.
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Fender custom shop new models… who cares!
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to Boodang's topic in General Discussion
The real mind-boggler is what do you get that is so much better with a Fender Master Built bass over a ‘standard’ Custom Shop. Given their price point is several thousand pounds above a ‘standard’, I don’t see where that extra value is. -
Fender custom shop new models… who cares!
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to Boodang's topic in General Discussion
All in the eyes on the beholder, but to me, that doesn’t look elegant. My eyes want to see those two stripes from the body go all the way up the neck. Instead, there’s a piece of wood of nearly but not quite the same colour, with a single stripe. Plus, that cavity plate 🤮. Not for me, but we’re all different, so I’m glad it works for you. As @Lozz196 and @Reggaebass have said, in my experience, FCS basses are far from two badly bolted together pieces of wood. The ones I’ve had/have definitely are not. I’m not sure I’d go to £5k for one, although the burl top J does look very nice -
John Taylor Signature Dingwall Combustion
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to Napalmnun's topic in Bass Guitars
Me too. Should be here in time for my birthday, which is handy as Mrs.H has been asking me for weeks what I would like as a present. -
Day off tomorrow then (according to the board) 😂
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Of course, dullness and dislike are both subjective, but I play it in my Queen tribute (obviously) and it's also in my rock covers band set. It never fails to be a great sing-along. It may, however, feel slightly out of place amongst a 90's rock/metal/grunge thing.
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You might hate it, but I wouldn't describe it as dull. It has some interesting segments in it as recorded, as do most John Deacon bass lines.
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Apologies, typo. I've amended the post to what it should be - 32" scale. It does have a bend-well.
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St.Albans was the one I would have gone to - had you been there 😎
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Scale is not that important to me, however, I did try a short scale Stingray (one of the Joe Dart ones IIRC - not sure what the scale would have been) in a shop near Shuker HQ once and I really didn’t like it at all. The over-riding factor for me is neck width/depth. My one concession to less than 34” is a 32" scale Status Series 2 five string which I absolutely love.
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Pino Palladino on the Questlove Supreme podcast
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to pineweasel's topic in General Discussion
I’ll check him out. Just read that he had some involvement with the film Bamboozled which means my ears have crossed paths with his work already. -
Pino Palladino on the Questlove Supreme podcast
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to pineweasel's topic in General Discussion
Grammy's 🤣. Taylor Swift has 14 of the things. By no means a yardstick of iconic status in my book. -
Pino Palladino on the Questlove Supreme podcast
hiram.k.hackenbacker replied to pineweasel's topic in General Discussion
Is he? I’ve never heard of Questlove.