police squad

I went IEM nearly 2 years ago. Most gigs are with my Duo and I have an outfront mix. Works for me I have depped in a mates classic rock band, all amps and cabs, no monitors. I just put my ACS custom moulds in and tough it out. I don't really enjoy this gig but they're mates and it's easy. I have done two bigger gigs with IEM and a proper sound system/ monitor man etc and wireless. Both gigs were amazing because I coud hear everything I needed, where ever i was on stage, with the added bonus my bass sounded awesome (so did the drums) They won't be for everyone buy they work for me. My Police tribute has also gone IEM in the recent months and the drummer is loving it

I was going to, bought the copper stuff. but didn't.

pedal steels? lovely any of the crocodile shoes stuff in the set?

I bought this bass in 1990 from (I think) Boogoe Music in Denmark Street. It was advertised as late 60s (it's 73) and was £450. I swapped my Aria SBR150, a Shure radio mic and a 100 quid. Gigged it really hard for 20 years and it hangs on my wall as I'm mostly short scale these days, although I gave it an outing last year. It's a keeper and the best P bass I've ever played

I'll be watching the final,as I'm still housebound with my back. A few beers, some snacks and not taking it seriously is the order of the day

you're a gent, thank you

woud they work on a thru body mustang bass? are there silks involved?

how can it feedback, have you lots of overdrive on it?

amazing work

I had a rick copy, with musicman style pickups, it was really good. Sold it because I wasn't in a Jam tribute anymore (I helped my mates out and bought it because it looked good) I also had a prototpye neck and body, in sparkly silver, that I put a P bass set up on. Made of basswood, very light. Played and sounded great David does a great job

What a great idea. I do that anyway but not for that reason You learn something new everyday

There are so many out there. And not always who you think Ive had the misfortune to have gigged with 1 who was convicted. Another that committed suicide when found out and another who is under investigation. I had an older neighbour too, he was a photographer and was about to go to court but he then committed suicide too. My wife had his card marked from day one.

I once had an EB0. I'd forgotten about that one Did a few gigs with it but I still didn't quite understand about basses. I'd love to try it now with my current set up. I bet it would sound marvellous

My JMJ has the same profile as my '73 precision. I've never played another precision with this neck profile but it is wonderful. I've gone short scale because of shoulder problems and I love my JMJ. I still gig long scale occasionally

The Ashdown founder was actually the Trace Elliot founder More love for Ashdown from me too. I have the RM500 EVO II. Love it to bits

yep, lots of love for short scales here My main is JMJ Mustang but I also have two hofner violin basses now I started on short scale basses in 1981 and bought my first Violin bass in 2012. They are now my main instruments lighter, easy to play as they are shorter and the athritis likes them too

wow a custom shop one, bet that was a few quid!! I would play it it with a pick probably, if I go that way

I watched it. It was quite enjoyable. I liked the background music. The characters were good too. People who write this stuff dont understand the music industry so I take it for what it is. All in all we enjoyed it

looks fab

no mate, that's just normal!!

IIRC the victim would have been given a large payout from the newspaper for a conviction. I think this was also a reason the judge cited for throwing the case out. Either way he's a disgrace and despicable

I supported the Glitter band in about 1988/89. They were superb

Me too lol Don't like the antiga one they've released. Dont like blocks on maple