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Son of Giggles goes to London (includes HH amplification content)
police squad replied to a topic in Amps and Cabs
MAJ a great company. he has some tales to tell and is a fountain of knowledge -
Favourite headstock design? Just for fun...
police squad replied to Yorkshire Bottom End's topic in General Discussion
I had a 6 string for a while. Played amazing but never gigged it. Really wish I had -
yep, @warwickhunt has messaged me about that too I'll hang on for a bit
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Favourite headstock design? Just for fun...
police squad replied to Yorkshire Bottom End's topic in General Discussion
For me, I'm really digging the warwick buzzard headstock Seen here on my reverso -
Back Up Guitars- Do Your Guitarits Have Them?
police squad replied to Chienmortbb's topic in General Discussion
In my 80s duo, no. If I break a string I can normally change it during the next song I just pick a song with no guitar In my 80s band, always have a spare. Exactly the same. All Brian May guitars, modded the same -
I thought it looked ridiculous when I first saw one. Never thought Id play in a U2 tribute. It's all fallen into my lap. The bass was only a 2 hour drive away
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Yes it was a cracking price I think. Im pleased it came up when it did as I still havent built the sparkly gold p bass
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Very droll Terrance🤣
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As some of you may remember I have joined a U2 tribute band A big shout out to @AndyTravis and @warwickhunt for the heads-up It's immaculate and plays and sounds good. Very precision like
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No Gas Gear - what have you never thought of replacing?
police squad replied to redbandit599's topic in General Discussion
my '73 P bass, mine since 1990 and my QSC PA system , 2 x K12 and 2 X Ksub. owned for over 10 years now -
U2 tribute band needs new bassist, a question for you all
police squad replied to police squad's topic in General Discussion
Thanks to @warwickhunt and @AndyTravis Warwick Reverso incoming -
sounds like 'Pete' is a complete tool. It's such a shame when people behave like this
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what I mean is, when it's it's my desk. My keys player usually does the sound but if it is me, I do go out front and listen, then I monitor thru my IEM. It usually works a treat. I recently noticed a lack of guitar at a gig (there were 3 of them). Had I not had my IEM I wouldn't have noticed because they all had amps on stage. When he did a solo I couldnt hear him at all. Needed a new mic lead
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best thing I've ever done. I followed the advice on the bible. KZ ZS10 and KZ ZARs. I cant tell which I prefer. Luckily all my bands use IEM now so it's super easy I won't play without them now, even on a dep gig
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Fender replacement necks - any alternatives?
police squad replied to DF Shortscale's topic in Bass Guitars
I have a northwest neck on a bitsa, its very good, I also have a cheap chinese fretless neck that's good and a fretted one that looks ok but I havent fitted it yet -
This happened to the full band version of my 80s duo. With the drummer, at least half of the set was totally live and a few songs have so much backing vocals, we did cheat and use a very stripped down backing track. Then the drummer didn't want to do pub gigs any more, so we just added the drums to the already used tracks and downloaded the drum bits for the other songs. It's all 80s stuff and we dont miss the drummer at all (and we get more money each, set up, pack down all easier too) we're all used to BT so it doesnt cause any grief
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I used to play with the Victory/Cornford amp designer. He always told me off for tying my leads in a knot I coil them now, like he did, with the velcro tag to hold them together It stops my mic leads dying so soon
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Genre-specific band names - yay or nay?
police squad replied to Mickeyboro's topic in General Discussion
my 80s duo is called Miami Vice. Top 80s cop show but some people still ask what kind of stuff do we play. 'Just 80s' i tell them -
merry christmas to you all, here's to 2025 I'll see you in the bar somewhere
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I work in a family engineering business. 30 years ago our top cnc machinist announced he was leaving. Oh no, what will we do without Dereck, he's sort of irreplaceable. Now up steps my brother with a degree in Mechanical engineering, (who was pretty good on the lathes side of things) he went and did some serious reading about milling and cnc milling The upshot, we realised that no one is irreplaceable and actuallly Dereck wasn't that good. So, from a playing perspective, there is always someone that could do it and do it well if you're the BL then that's a whole new game
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roll on 2025