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I just love listening to people who can sing.
MGBrown replied to leftybassman392's topic in General Discussion
And a live version: Saw them live at the end of last year in Kings Cross. Awesome. -
I just love listening to people who can sing.
MGBrown replied to leftybassman392's topic in General Discussion
Understated but with soul. Nice guitar playing too. -
The mother of all cabs has left the building.
MGBrown replied to Owen's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Best thing about this is your vocal: It seems to draw me in a la Lou Reed. For the arrangement I'm hearing harmonium instead of guitar, percussion (maybe shakers and congas) instead of drum kit, and double bass in place of the electric bass. Or maybe no bass at all? Nice! I look forward to your next offering.
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Some VERY good news at last - live music back by the Spring?
MGBrown replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Agreed. It's certainly excellent news. Fingers crossed all the next stages go well! -
Some VERY good news at last - live music back by the Spring?
MGBrown replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Yes, you missed it. Effectiveness, cost and practical advantages are covered in other articles too. It looks like fair and balanced factual reporting to me. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55040635 -
Very nice Sir.
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Yes, orange is quite good!
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Useful and informative. Thanks!
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1973/74 Fender Precision Bass SOLD
MGBrown replied to epiphonesteinberger's topic in Basses For Sale
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The Diamond Bass compressor. So simple and natural sounding it sprinkles fairy dust on your sound and has a surprisingly useful eq tilt nob with switchable frequency centre.
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Time to reactivate this thread... Great live version too.
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That's a great sound and inventive, proficient playing. Thanks!
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I just love watching that guy on the vids. Tim? What's his story?
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I saw them at the Brixton whatever-it's-called-now a couple of years ago and the sound wasn't that good. Ronnie's will be an altogether different proposition. I so much prefer smaller gigs, for the sound and the atmosphere. And you can see the sweat! Large stadium gigs leave me cold. So do pyrotechnics and such shenanigans.
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Monday early show for me! Anyone else? Great venue to see such a world class band. Can't wait...
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No 5 for me. More harmonics & 'life'.
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You want 'heft'? Look no further! Massive effortless power. Bought a few years ago from this very parish and barely used. Giggled and rehearsed with a Barefaced BB2 and the amp was on tick-over. Bridged, it delivers a real 700w into an 8 ohm cab. Comes with an embarrassingly pristine flight case made to fit the QSC by Swan. Does what it should. I'm not gigging now and have bought a small powered speaker for home. An bomb-proof OBBM speaker cable (for bridged used) is included. Pick up preferred. It's not really that heavy! I've cheekily lifted the description below from Amaz*n. Description Takes over the room but not your rack. At only 2 rack spaces, 13" deep, and 21 lbs., the QSC PLX1202 audio amp cranks out up to 1,200 watts (bridge mono mode @ 4 ohms) of crystal-clean power without generating a lot of heat in your rack. The PLX1202 features PowerWave technology for bigger bass, cleaner highs, and greater reliability; and Advanced Thermal Management for lower temps with variable-speed fan and precision-fitted heat shroud. Stereo: 200W @ 8 ohms, 325W @ 4 ohms, 600W @ 2 ohms. Mono bridged: 400W @ 16 ohms, 700W @ 8 ohms, 1,200W @ 4 ohms. Less than .01% distortion. Features & details Stereo: 200W @ 8 ohms 325W @ 4 ohms 600W @ 2 ohms Mono bridged: 400W @ 16 ohms 700W @ 8 ohms 1,200W @ 4 ohms At only 2 rack spaces, 13" deep, and 21 lbs , the QSC PLX1202 audio amp cranks out up to 1,200 watts (bridge mono mode @ 4 ohms) of crystal-clean power without generating a lot of heat in your rack The PLX1202 features PowerWave technology for bigger bass, cleaner highs, and greater reliability; and Advanced Thermal Management for lower temps with variable-speed fan and precision-fitted heat shroud Stereo: 200W @ 8 ohms, 325W @ 4 ohms, 600W @ 2 ohms Product information Product Dimensions 24 x 18.3 x 6 inches Item Weight 26.3 pounds
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Who makes this kind of money being a bass player.....
MGBrown replied to fiatcoupe432's topic in General Discussion
Muse. -
Jon Shuker Jaffa Cake Jazz Bass - On Hold
MGBrown replied to JohnPaulJones's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD. Barefaced Big Baby 2. Reduced to £575.
MGBrown replied to MGBrown's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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My BB2 gen 3: Tremendous cab, powerful & light. I'm not gigging at the moment and using a powered cab at home. Bought a couple of years ago from this esteemed parish and used occasionally. There's loads of information on the web about this cab & Barefaced has plenty here too: https://barefacedbass.com/product-range/Big-Baby-2.htm No dings, handle is secure, feet are solid. Padded cover by Hotcovers included. Collection from South London SE24. Sale only, no trades! LP
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