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  1. stingrayPete1977
    I've seen them quite badly protruding/recessed and not in a consistent fashion along its length. You'd certainly need a fresh lacquer coat applying and an expert to remove the excess timber first either from the stripe or the neck.
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    You might want to avoid Roscoe basses!
  3. stingrayPete1977
    I had an encore guitar and battery powered Realistic amp from Tandy for joint birthday Christmas that year!
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    I thought this was Alex and a co worker applying the Tolex?
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    Yep that's fairly standard ime, long hair but mostly bald on top, Marshall t-shirts and boutique valve amps loud enough to melt your face.
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    Wise words
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    https://goo.gl/images/tFCttB What about this guy?
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    I half expected it to be Jools Holland!
  9. stingrayPete1977
    I've seen this done by the bass player and other guitarist, it was really funny!
  10. stingrayPete1977
    Tell 'em it's angled to aid dispersion etc and they'll snap 'em up, lol
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    Where required
  12. stingrayPete1977
    Isn't this every blues jam night in the uk? If not we've been to the same one! Lol
  13. stingrayPete1977
    At least they've used black screws....lol
  14. stingrayPete1977
    What are you planning on using for monitoring?
  15. stingrayPete1977
    That is interesting as our guitarist's sister is J'anna Jacoby! She says he's great mind you J'anna is a looker and you know what rod is like with the ladies!
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    Oh and you get "RTA" real time analysers, so you can see which eq channel is feeding back on the screen and cut just the problem one, 31 band eq on each output all separate so you can just pull the bugger that is causing it which doesn't really hurt the mix compared to say a 7 band or a low/mid/high.
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    Well it can help to get you in the ball park, I normally look for a similar venue from my previous gigs, wooden stage, low ceiling, hard floor, marquee etcetcetc.
  18. stingrayPete1977
    If it's a regular venue you play at then you'll have all the settings saved from last time you played there, set it up the same as last time and use the same kit and mics and you only really need to make sure everything works at sound check, a budget version for a typical desk with knobs is to take photos of the knobs after each gig.
  19. stingrayPete1977
    Sounds like you got it easy if he goes to the bar 'after' sound check, most would do the annoying rattling the kit thing for ages then disappear just when you need them for the only five minute slot you are allowed to sound check!
  20. stingrayPete1977
    If I take my 2004 I have to get the stage tested for strength before the gig!
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    It's not too good on water.
  23. stingrayPete1977
    The commute might be a bit difficult?
  24. stingrayPete1977
    I've never measured any of mine, I used to swap between a Peavey Foundation which made a jazz look wide and a 2002 Ray.
  25. stingrayPete1977
    That's plan B
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