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I use "Hot Covers" for all my amp and cab covers. Quite a thick cover offering some protection from minor scrapes or knocks rather than just a thin rain cover. Dave

you p*ss*d yourself ? Dave

Nice looking P bass there. Dave

i've really appreciated your help and advice over the past few years @agedhorse Putting my mind at ease with words of encouragement and explanations of the various issues during covid etc. Yourself, Al Kraft and a few others on the TB site have been really supportive. Dave

Thanks Steve, its been a while. Have to say i'm like a kid at Xmas at the moment. Dave

Andertons have confirmed my TT800 will be with them end of July. Getting excited now. Dave

Nice. I do like my Sandberg basses. They just have a nice feel to them. Look forward to seeing the pics. Dave

what Sandberg did you get Mart.? Dave

Superb stuff there. Really enjoyed that and the bass sounded amazing. I'm guessing you were thru the PA ? Dave

I was wondering about the bass too. Those Lull basses do look good. Does it sound like a P bass or does it have a more modern P sound like many of the modern mfr's do ie Sandbergs etc. Dave

Proper little business venture going on there then Is Sound and Lighting a 3rd band or literally PA &Lighting hire Daryl. If a 3rd band what kind of music are you doing with that one as i don't think i've seen any vids of them. ? Dave

And no garlic either

Enjoyed that. Curious why THE guitarist, bass and singer are all towards one side of the stage and 2nd guitarist has all that space to himself on the RHS, especially when your singer had to dodge the bass headstock there. I would have moved the singer over 2-3ft and give you a little more room to move. Just curious. Dave

Enjoyed that. Nice to see sax and other wind instruments being used too. We do Virginia Plain in the Glam covers band too but we don't have keys. I play the mid section on the bass using an envelope filter pedal. I do love playing that little bass run down after the guitar solo / chorus. Dave

Its so sad that someone can reach the point of taking their own life @Dad3353. My thoughts are with his family and friends. Sad news. Dave

Throw mine in the General household waste bin. There was someone on BC that took old strings and made jewellery from them if i remember right. Dave

Odd name for a bass He's a wee cutie right enough. Dave

Happy times right enough. I used to practice approx 2-3hrs a night after work. When i had the WAL bass i wasn't really gigging much, i had decided to spend time learning jazz-rock style bass like Brand X, Bruford, Camel just to improve my playing and technique. I'm far busier gig wise nowadays at 64 yrs old than i ever was in my 20's. I had a unlined Fender P fretless before the WAL and i liked the feel of a fretless. I still have my Overwater 6 string custom fretless but very rarely play it these days. Dave

Def a Fender man there. Dave

Few image changes there @BigRedX. Dave

Yep him too.

Yep we've had that issue on occasion where the set was too long and we were running out of time to finish for the night. We end up debating what song is dropped. I just stand at the side awaiting a resolve altho sometimes i don't hear what song we're doing next. We now have songs marked on the set list that we will drop for whatever reason. I've already covered the issue of adding more songs to an already long setlist without dropping other songs. Its no wonder we run out of time at the end of the night. I live in hope and dream of the day we stick to 2x1hr sets. Dave

Cheers @jezzaboy and hopefully i'll see you in Paisley sometime. The Cave is calling you mate. Dave

For a minute there i thought i was looking at Les Holroyd from Barclay James Harvest. Dave

No idea. It had a dead spot on the G string and WAL didn't want to know anything about it even tho i bought it new from them as a custom order. Put me right of WAL. Dave