bobbytodd

well I can defo say that last nights gig was the last for this band.all through the gig our singer who is massively under the thumb checked this phone 43 times (the drumer kept score) often half way through the songs.as we were packing up the drummer let loose with the you can tell she wares the pants and you are the bitch ect.shortly after the two were rolling round the carpark knocking sh*t out of each other.i looked at my car got in and drove off .think I might put all my gear away for a while because atm I just cant be assed

kirk hamfist was the weakest link in metallica last night

we have had 3 srm 450 failures so we changed to rcf and they seem bomb proof

YAK.but if we all liked the same things the world would be a very dull place

ive found that we pretty much let the young ladies do what they want on stage but any bloke comes near then its no chance

nope I cant do it.full respect to those who can

keep away from a company called Silverstone.Roqsolid did a pair of nice covers for me

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo[/url]

again +1 for the genz focus cabs I run through 2 2x10 and unless they die or are stolen I wont be buying any more cabs again

by the sound of this we massively undercharge.our wedding rate is 750-800 for that they get 2 one hour sets the first dance if possible and we also do the disco.

nice bass may it bring countless hours of enjoyment

well up to now ive always used rotos or ernie ball strings on all my basses but I thought id try something different and bought a set of dr black beauties and im far from impressed.the g string sounds awful and they seem to have quite a low tension so I had to set up the bass differently.theres probberly a million bass players who love the dr strings im just not one of them

the streamliner is a class amp.ive never regretted buying mine.and the di is superb on it

before I pack in playing I would like to own a sandberg tm4 or a jabba 4 but not a hca.it will have to be nice and shiney

a few folk have told me to put a fender decal on the headstock but im happy to have the squire logo there . nice bass btw great colour combination

ive a vmj 4string that has 60'cs pick ups and a kiogon loom fitted.it was my go to bass right up until the lakland arrived.i didn't feel the need for a pre awesome basses for the money

just went to fit my stpaplocks only to discover that the screws for the strap buttons are really thick and wont go through the Schaller strap button.so its vice and drill time

+1 to not doing it

the bass weighs 8.4 pounds.it feels very light compared to my vmj and fender p

just a skyline im afraid .but its still the nicest bass I own.the acion is so low my only worry is we play in eb s I don't want to ruin such a beautiful action

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well today I took ownership of my first ever lakland bass.its a lovely white with pearl guard and maple neck and fingerboard.the paint work is flawless as the rest of the bass.it has to be best neck ive had on any bass ive owned all in all im a very happy chappy

nice sounding amp but the weight and inability to use a second cab stopped my from buying one

nice guy ,good communication turned up on time deafened my neighbours.good transaction

why thank you sir.now im one step closer to that octy vrs