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IIRC Scott Devine has a really well presented video on his site.

Can't wait for the antithesis of this - "Over-rated"

Pleeeeeease, no "theme from Scooby Doo"

Had one, sold it....really shouldn't have.

Keep one spare - guaranteed you'll need one as soon as they're all gone.

Again, a contribution from Mr Bragg from his version of "Walk away Renee". "And every time I switched on the radio There was somebody else singing a song about the two of us..."

A fitting epitaph for many of us I believe

Ghosts - Japan

If you're looking for a headless system avoid this one. Bulky and heavy the bass I have one fitted to suffers from the opposite of neck dive though it may be that the strap is fitted to the upper strap lock. Personally I've never had any issues with the Overlord systems but others speak of issues they've had because of the poor quality of the materials used.

2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson

You didn't need to remind me...I miss it too.

I know that we've all done it - bought gear, fell in love with it but for some reason felt that we needed to move it on - only to kick ourselves when we sell it. (Add your own list.) I did this recently with a G&L M2000 - replaced it with a G&L Jazz which I moved on shortly after, replaced with a SB2 which I love. I've just had the opportunity to get my hands on another M2000 - hope it doesn't turn out that it's a case of reminiscing.

Got this..

Cocaine - Eric Clapton (this is allegedly the feeling that you get from Coke)

Gonna make you a star - David Essex

Good work fellas....good to see bassplayers working in harmony.

Fly like an eagle - Steve Miller Band

Leaving on a jet plane - John Denver

Any of the British built Trace Elliots, IMO they started going downhill when Gibson/Peavey took over. Ashdown still carry the torch for British built brilliant amps. Next time I buy a new amp it will say "Ashdown" on the front.

Do you think there was a connection?

Confused..please tell me the link

A message to you Rudy - The Specials

In the box recorded

I love the sound of breaking glass - Nick Lowe