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Double Barrel. 😉

Late notice, on now. Rudeboy, The story of Trojan Records. Followed by Toots and The Maytals, From the Roots.

On sky arts now, 'Rudeboy' Story of Trojan Records. Followed by Toots and The Maytals, From the Roots. Obviously more Ska orientated but should be of interest.

I've reckon I've worn the same pair of underpants longer than Andy has kept some basses. 😄

Go look at at a Gibson Ripper and then come back here and amend your statement. Pffft, painted headstocks don't look good on maple indeed. 😉 That black on yours does look a bit odd though doesn't it. Pictures when it's done please. 🙂👍

Cranked Up Really High - Slaughter and the Dogs.

He already annoyed me by posting pictures showing a shiteload of chips around the lower bout and bucklerash on the belly cut, and then using 'immaculate' as the first word in his description, without it being follow by 'it is not'.

I assume as you are now the event organiser and keeping any door proceeds, they expect you to cover the evenings portion of the PRS cost. How much that cost is and how they work it out is the next interesting bit.

Danger! High Voltage - Electric Six

Well people suspected it, now he's confirmed it. Knob!

Angry Chair - Alice In Chains

I can't guarantee it works, or that anything I've said is correct. Interested? 🤣🤣🤣

When it comes to fitting the new board, a couple of small pre-fitted locating pins help massively. A new board once glued, becomes slipperier than an angry eel when trying to clamp in place.

Welcome Home - Peters and Lee

I have large collection of cheap rubbish. I'm not sure what that says about me. 😐

If you type 'bass player' into Google images, nearly every picture shows a professional bassist with their forearm resting on the bass. Hence most basses having a forearm contour. It's not that hard to understand is it?

Jesus Loves You, But I Don't - The Almighty

I do like both, but I prefer the old. It's not that difficult. I like white basses and I like black ones, but I prefer white.

That's fair enough and I completely get it. For what it's worth, in use I much prefer the Embassy / Vintage Pro Thunderbird bridge and tailpiece over the three point bridge. But once set up it's kind of irrelevant. But then I think I prefer the look of the classic three point bridge. Helpful aren't I? 😄

Does it have to?

I enjoyed that. 🙂👍

Was is it about the Thunderbird you're after, tone or looks? If it's the whole image then as you were. But if it's just the tone then how about the Epiphone Embassy? From what I understand the pickups and electrics are the same as the vintage pro Thunderbird, and in a very similar position, bridge PU looks identical, neck PU looks to be slightly further neckwards than the Thunderbird. I haven't weighed mine but I think they're lighter than the Thunderbird. Maybe worth a look?.

Muscle Museum - Muse

Yes it's easier if using their entire systems as, although probably terrible sounding, it's designed to work at their level. Using your own kit might need some on the fly adjustments to stay within limits, which doesn't make playing enjoyable when your mind is on sound adjustments. Then the knock on is underperforming. I'd say give yourself as much time before kick off to get your sound sorted, but usually at a wedding your don't get much time and can't make much noise.

I'm confused. Nothing I've posted has mentioned a 96db limit has it?