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Vanderkley is better. 😉

Feargal Sharkey and, cough, cough, Alfred Hitchcock !

Indeed. Charles de Gaulle was more on the machine gun side. 😉

Not too far right, I hope...

Phil Lynott. 😊 And Dave Brock, Jamie Cullum, Marcel Dadi, Dimebag Darrell, Fred Durst, Isaac Hayes, John Hiatt, Ralf Hütter, Robert Plant, @Dad3353, ... Without forgetting Emily Brontë and H.P. Lovecraft, who were not musicians, just in case... 😉

Excellent stuff. Their album is also worth mentioning. Thanks @owen

Just read the whole article and now I can't wait to see that new vision of the end of an era that didn't happen the way it's always been told...

Five on the right hand, like everybody ?

It depends. How many do you have ?

Is it a Nash the Slash looking at the sun tribute top ?

More than 10 ?

@Stub Mandrel Wow, a rare all original vintage white Deathburger ! And one finger picking, ... just like me. 😎

I brought it new... So you brought it because you bought it or ... what the kneck !

Are you reading my mind ? 🤣 Wait a bit and that ad will be online... It's a promise I made. 😎

A sharp break angle will solve the fretless issue.

Yes, flat sitar like saddles. Longer than yours for sure, but I experimented with short saddles and it was working very well too.

Beware with this kind of "flat" saddles as you may end up with a (very interesting) fretless sound à la Dominique Di Piazza. Like this :

Just comes back from the luthier... Thanks, but who is that butcher calling himself a luthier ?

Very neat work !

The extraordinary : All (or fully) original, except... (often a list longer than what the item countains).

Wrap (one layer) some very fine grit sandpaper paper around each different string and use it as a perfect file. Go slowly. It's a very old trick used by so many players.

Because it's as good if not better than an OC-2 and is cheaper with better tracking. Check this :

The new Boss OC-5. Period. 😉

As we are at it, be structured, organised and consistent, always using the same pattern for demoing, like the exact same riff played dry and wet. Play fingerstyle (no f*cking useless slap). And if you use different basses, please use the same strings and in the same situation with the same pickup(s) settings. Ideally quite similar basses (not a full maple neck bolt-on compared to a neck though ash neck with wenge fingerboard, for instance) with same setup. Follow @Lozz196 idea with a standard jazz and a standard precision as we all know how they sound. Start with a dry flat setting riff (and show the settings onscreen) and repeat it with the wet settings (avoid extreme settings that are really useless). There are already so many totally useless demos on the web, don't add some... 😉