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Good timing for me then at 479 euro .Noticed when i was about to check out with paypal the ££ price shot up so i used amazon pay

George michael at the ...oops ...forget that

must have missed this guitar take over?,i know they had zappas guy in them etc but never noticed a massive lean towards guitar wankery .Had some canny songs in the day and some later ones are okay too.Great bass lines in the early stuff

Bog celebs part two,Peter kay in the MEN arena toilets at a Peter Gabriel gig

COPY AND PASTE MALFUNCTION ,I THINK ITS CO ORDINATES TO AREA51

Jean jacques Burnel dabbled on the high stuff a bit Tony butler played high ,melodic stuff a lot in Big country 11 42 8 507 683

Can you put that in laymen terms 😃,the simple layout appealed to me .I read a bit about experimenting with the gain

Quilter landed yesterday,had a brief blast into one ampeg pf210 at home last night Well made and super compact,nice solid tone about it Full range gig on Thursday next week when the other cab will come out 😎

Rabbi williams ..The Jewish cheeky chappy Amal Shukup Indian Elvis show

Not as hard as answering What sort of music do you like i was in a band doing 80s tyep stuff now its Classic rock if you do a heinz 57 set its good to get the furthest extremes and quote those two "we do everything from Waterloo to Pretty vacant "

Gig with my regular dep band but a 70% new set due to a Dep singer Had three nights to brush up on set and i learn by ear. went down well considering the set included Bat out of hell full version and we're a 4 piece(bass guitar drums vocals) !!

Mine is on its way I'll give some feedback in a week or so

Thanks,i thought the 400w 800w etc was a stepped switch rather than gradual .conventional volume ...Great stuff

Looking at this head to buy How does the volume work as in gain and master .I play with the bass on full through a Basstone di box so on the Quilter am i on 400w or 800w rather than turning it up gradually ? Or is the gain the main volume control ?

Got my second used bass this year off them on Friday.Ordered it online at 1.30pm ,recd next day well packed ,set up ready to go .Both great deals .Some of their stuff seems mad prices but they do stuff well

That's the only way loud bits work for me ,having quiet bits in ,with the odd exception of course

Worst guitarist disease is end every line with a fill Cult Sanctuary And the world ! myangwarhyyyangyyangyang The world drags me down yangyangyangworrrrrr!! And the world mwaarrr yangteeeeteeeeyang !! you get the idea

Sounds like you've been in bad bands if you can't do quiet bits well.

I don't read so the octaves are my main reference point when wandering around ,love doing high stuff and ringing open notes as well in a Tool style Flea is great at getting up and down too but you need a monster tone or you go missing in the mix My main gigs are classic rock ,one guitar so I need to protect the bottom end first and foremost

Card verification online etc ,more security to cover the shop

Apart from using the edge of a plec on a roundwound string both can do what the other can if the players ability allows.I couldnt play Ace of spades with the same consistancy with fingers for example but i'm no Steve Harris

I'm happy to stick with CD's as i have a high end HiFi set up,don't do digital except whats in my amazon library from buying the cd they will probably cease and there'll be a few die hard audiophiles with set ups left

More like something a keyboard player would post

Not the first person to think that the best music was when he was the most open to it and when the stars were aligned.We all turn into our Dads (well most ) ,turn that rubbish down,back in my day bla bla !!

There's a difference between being a band no one wants to watch and being a band that plenty go to watch but its not your cup of tea.The band are a great set of lads,we do the songs well,we go down well,we get paid,i'm out playing ,all positives.Would i go to see the band with out all that ? No,just not my thing