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[quote name='spacey' timestamp='1424872928' post='2701411'] The American built stuff was almost military spec. It was boring to look at, functioned like Army gear, but it always delivered and still does. What changed was buyers, they got more stupid as people got more stupid. Put some bling on, sling it together in China pile it high sell it low and everyone raves about it, until it breaks mid gig, then you wish you had kept that 20 year old American peavey head. Buyers lost the concept of durability and well built as opposed to trendy and cheap The market changed, blurb and bling is king now. Performance and durability come last. [/quote] So true about many things today!

Congratulations, what a great gig.

[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1424539133' post='2697501'] Entwistle neo... VERY high output! Also the fullest sounding jazz pickup I've ever heard. As well as the least noisy... And yes, they are still very bright as a single coil should be. My absolute favourite pickups at the moment, I'm quite sad that everywhere has run out of bridge pickups! Beware though, size wise they are very deep! [/quote] I agree, really good pick ups. Never liked using a Jazz bridge pick up until I fitted them but the Neo is excellent.

The Blizzard Of Oz, Diary Of a Madman. Still probably my favourite all time record.

Playing with Mike Kineally, incredible guitar player.

Thinking man's music. Best by far. Oh and yes, I'm a Rush fan, lol.

Couple of reviews. http://youtu.be/i1Z5Iw0XtBM http://youtu.be/6D5xtOs9cZw

The nut width was as stated by Chapman Guitars. Nice to hear it's been changed.

White and tort for me too, with a Jazz neck.

Paradise City for me. Can never play it enough.

I started playing eighteen months ago at age 48. In two bands now, one originals and one covers so practice as much as you can, have fun and enjoy it.

We're a four piece, two guitars, drums and bass. Only played together six times and playing this set on the 27th. Cream - Tales of Brave Ulysses Clapton - Before you Accuse Me Hendrix- Little Wing Sixto - you'd Like to Admit it. Hendrix - Killing Floor F/Mac - Black Magic Woman F/Mac - Jumping At Shadows Black Keys - Give Your Heart Away Hendrix - Hey Joe F/Mac - Need Your Love So Bad F/Mac - Lemon Squeezer Cream - Outside Woman Blues Sixto - Sugar Man The Lumineers - Ain't Nobody's Problem Hendrix - Foxy Lady Hendrix- Purple Haze Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild Hendrix - Wild Thing F/Mac - Looking For Somebody F/Mac - Rollin' Man SRV - Texas Flood Hendrix- Can You See Me Black Keys - Little Black Submarines Hendrix- Voodoo Child F/Mac - Oh Well

I always liked Billy Sheehans answer to that question.

I'd apply straight away. Shame it's on another continent.

Unfortunately I'm working on the 19th or there would have been one bassist in the audience.

Hello, I started playing bass at age 48, a year later I'm in a band writing songs. Keep at it and have fun.

Badloves - Green limousine. http://youtu.be/wLvCkxg0BOI

I always found the sound good at the NEC until the Time Machine Tour which was awful where I was sat.

Was at one of the NEC gigs that tour, it was a great night. Rush were fantastic that night, one of my all time favourite gigs.

I enjoyed this too, very informative.

SMP Artizan on face book.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1413098571' post='2574812'] this makes me sad, I'm not sure that would have happened on Basschat a couple of years back. EDIT: just checked and don't think it was on here you sold it? [/quote] No you're correct, not on here. It was ebay.