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Stone Roses - The Second Coming

I prefer passive, I get enough tone shaping options from my amp's preamp and love the simplicity of the Volume/Tone onboard setup.

Dark Side of the Moon See also - all other Pink Floyd

I'm in Las Vegas at the moment and tempted to drive to NAMM for a day - any tips? Can you buy tickets for entry at the door?

Precision with a pick through an all valve Ampeg stack is one of my favourite sounds!

Bass Player

You will need a Badass for some mythical extra sustain

Yes - owned Barefaced and an array of Class D heads in the past but was never really satisfied with the tone. Went to Aguilar lightweight and was more pleased - eventually went to Aguilar heavyweight stuff and will never go back.

If the quality of a product is called into question at all, then the seller should do everything in its power to remedy the problem. Disappointed that Thomann would even engage in an argument as such.

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Yeah agreed that the four guys make up the public face of the Stones, but they spent a large proportion of the documentary interviewing tour guys etc, and not a word with DJ. The backing singers also featured in a lot more shots than he did. And isn't he a band member officially? Mention also for the keys player who has been with them since the 60s and again no focus.

Just watched this and was hugely disappointed with the almost complete lack of Darryl Jones! For someone who has been in the band for 25 years or something. And a great player he is too.

Apologies if this has been done already, but it's for a good cause and the extra thread will only do good. http://www.level42.com/2016/12/02/mark-kings-gold-paramatrix-kingbass-for-auction/ Lovely bass! Any BCers in the running? D

It could be worse - you could be a keys player talking about how bass guitar gets all the glory.

Has he surpassed Take That as a solo artist I wonder?

Awesome show, the performance and choreography was amazing, top top band (Karl Brazil on drums?) Love this sort of polished high energy pop!

Walk the Moon - Shut Up and Dance Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling Both quality!

Had the tube version for a while and loved it! Only sold it as I changed my lightweight setup to a touring rig. Great value for money tho!

IMO flats sound much nicer with the tone rolled off completely.

I'd get a Squier Classic Vibe 60s Jazz Bass and upgrade the pots/loom/output jack, that would be a cracking bass for about £300.

£70 a man standard for bars here in Northern Ireland too. Some of the larger club-style setups pay more but also expect you to tailor your set to entertain the crowd and keep them drinking

Also Bowie 'Jean Genie' - first chorus, Trevor Bolder drops a clanger holding on to the verse chord for too long, before Bowie tells him to 'get back on it'. Love the way they left the vocal in!

Stevie Wonder 'Sir Duke' - listen to the differences in how the brass break is played. All the musos recorded their parts seperately, some swung it and some played it straight. A lot going on there!

I think it sounds quality! YMMV