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  1. [quote name='dood' post='52675' date='Aug 30 2007, 10:50 AM']I found them uncomfortable and not great in comparison to others available on the market, But I guess the premoulded shape may not have been good for my ears. Maybe I have little lugs.. I would def go for Elacin/Heroes/Etymotic Research ER20's for the cheap option and ER9/15/25's for the best option, having tried most of the plugs available on the market lol!! Dan[/quote] Cheers Dan, The ER20's are a little uncomfortable for me, think I got weird ears Just tried a sample set of docs pro plugs this morning from BR distribution, nice chap sent me all sizes for free (for sizing not for using live) I'll take your word on the protection they offer. Next stop, ER9,12 and 25's then Elacin then some Heroes
  2. Sibob, a little off topic but how do you find the Docs pro plugs? I saw you mentioned them in the Ear plugs thread. I left a post but I think it was a while ago you posted there. cheers, Jase.
  3. Hi Pip, I only ever use a 4 string in our band, we're a type of Prog Rock, Rock, Fusion, band thing We do some instrumental stuff, I don't tap or slap ever, I don't reckon those techniques are a must in a Prog/Instrumental band, great if you use them but doesn't matter if you don't What I do find helpful is getting into odd time sigs, being able to count often helps in that situation especially if you're playing a unison riff with an evil time sig, so I would try counting odd things. I find when I crack an odd count the riff or complicated line comes a little easier. Our situation is similar to Sibobs but with one guitar, we too learn, write and jam together. A link or two if you fancy it: [url="http://www.myspace.com/multistoreyearthworm"]http://www.myspace.com/multistoreyearthworm[/url] [url="http://www.myspace.com/monkeylump"]http://www.myspace.com/monkeylump[/url]
  4. Just looking at these:.. Sibob mentioned them. How did you go about getting the right size? Thought I'd try them I normally use ER20's but they're a little uncomfortable. [url="http://www.brdistribution.co.uk/acatalog/DocsProPlugs.html"]http://www.brdistribution.co.uk/acatalog/DocsProPlugs.html[/url]
  5. jase00

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    Cheers Jim, pleasure to deal with you, I forgot to click your link so I added another feedback for you by mistake but I reckon the deal was worth two anyway, nice one Jase.
  6. Bought a Fender Jazz 62 Tort Pick guard from Jim. Great chap to deal with, keeps in touch. Item packaged well and delivered promptly. Nice one Jim Jase.
  7. Hi Spree, No, I didn't get a PM, damn, sorry mate I actually sent it back I wanted it for my USA Jazz but it didn't fit, It was the same size as my Geddy one. I clean forgot to post to say It wasn't available.
  8. How about another Tower of Power track: What is Hip?
  9. Brand new never used. Still has plastic covering attached. £10 posted.
  10. Percy Jones Bass Sebastian Rochford Drums Frank Zappa Guitar John Coltrane Saxophone Ethan Iverson Piano
  11. Here's a fave player of mine: Burke Shelley of Budgie, always had plenty of distortion going on in the early days check out a track called Stranded.
  12. Changed my mind this has got to be one of the best: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gGWrnm-B44"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gGWrnm-B44[/url] used to love this, still do actually.
  13. Don't know if it's the best bass line ever but I love it when Billy plays in the pocket like on Ladies Nite in Buffalo.
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