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Really ? I typed it in and got this. It's not far from me.

I'd be in a queue for a flat pack.

Just quoting Yoda Fitz from years ago. Cheap should have been Hoffmans 4th choice. I'm with you - small and bass extension. I'd just get a bigger amp for the 3rd one.

Some play a fretless as well as a fretted, so 2 basses would be a necessity in that case. Otherwise, i'm with those who use one bass. If i need an EQ change, i just stomp on a preset graphic on my Zoom B3.

Presumably Hoffman's Iron Law, Dave, which i thought was Bass extension, Small cab, Efficiency.

Yup, my old Peavey BVX 1x15 was exactly that. It had a big hole in the baffle and no ducting. That cab has gone to the great cab graveyard in the sky, apart from the grill, handles and back plate/speakon mount. Oh, and the badge * COUGH *

Guitarists struggle with spelling. Easier to write " bass in ".

That'll do nicely You might want to build your bass as a 3 string

Forgot to take pics ? If that doesn't require accidently falling down the stairs , yer honour, i don't know what does. Shape up Jim !

Seconded. Carry on madam.

My way round this is 2 basses into a switcher, then into my zoom, which apart from the usual chorus/phaser/wah fx etc, has graphic presets. So, stomp on the ABY switcher to choose a channel, and stomp on the preset graphic on the zoom for that particular bass.

I know ! Weird

Barrel of a Gun was during Gahans battle with weird drug days. It shows

I asbo lootly agree. Sterling is one tight drummer, and drums like a drummer, if that makes sense. The Dorsey / Plati / Slick / Campbell / Garson line up are superb for Bowie, and i also include Holly Palmer and Emm Gryner ( backing vox / percussion and backing vox / keys respectively ) Palmer is not just a backing singer - she's a crooner in her own right. It's a super band all round, and the 2000 line up is also my fave

We have similar pattern worktops. Excuse the toaster

Was it becuase it was John Deacon ?

I saw Sunfly at the Dolly way back when. Didnt know they were still going. The were the hippiest local band i'd ever seen.

Basically what Hiram said. She's a competent guitarist and he slaps that MM like he was a bass player, rather than a guitar player. PS Earl Slick's guitaring is sublime too

Yeah i remember being cooked in the sun there, and when you've quaffed a load of cider, the sun/cider mix takes it's toll. Yes, i was mashed - again

Ah, the whole video - yes you're right. I remember seeing that a few years ago, but it seems to be missing , as you say. Still, one of my fave TV appearances.