steve-soar

Ah, Mister Melly, I met him a few years ago and he had such a profound effect on me, what a gentleman, what a singer and he chatted my wife up. Nick Cave......well, that's another story.

[quote name='Protium' post='546842' date='Jul 21 2009, 06:42 PM']JACUOIIXIXIIXIIIXXXIIX won't listen to anyone, his head is too far up his own ass. The lengths people will go to to not have to listen to Vic Wooten [/quote]He is a total tit isn't he, what makes it worse his music stinks and he name drops constantly.

I saw him The Three Stags in Thornton Hough last Friday, little fella with a guitar 'e was.

[quote name='silddx' post='546631' date='Jul 21 2009, 04:00 PM']When was the last time you saw acoustic folk music a Wembley Arena?[/quote]Er... Paul Simon?

The whole approach and ethic of ACG is different to a lot of builders but please believe me, the quality of the products is world class. Once ACG have a big name player using their basses then things will change, in the meantime, they'll have to make do with Stanley Clarke using the preamps, oh well.

[quote name='Pete Academy' post='546005' date='Jul 21 2009, 08:48 AM']Love Wojtek. Think he might be a Mark King fan?[/quote] Chuckles. He's a beast and he's got a nasty tone.

Are you having the Orange ones in the top of the cab? Are you running it in stereo? I like that idea if thats what you're doing. Recovering will be a nightmare, strip the rat fur off then give it a few coats of textured stuff like Claber uses on his cabs.

Can't you get Warwick to build one for you at a dicounted price?

I got a Glockenklang Double 2x12" and it's one of the loudest cabs I've ever heard. 500 watt @ 4 ohms, fills anywhere with deep bass and strong mids, highs are smooth.

I really like Dave Marks too.

Whisper to me darling.

How much did Mr Foxen get it for?

Hi Wayne, what did it sound like?

Another Les Evans beauty. I had a 4 string fretless here for upgrading for a Basschatter and it was gorgeous, passive EMG HZs, it was a fine sounding instument.

I think 3 GS412s would get the first dig in, so no worries there.

That's the one. The one with Mr Sadowsky (Bela Lugosi).

Had a look at the new issue in WH Smiths. Still the same Jazz Fushion players, Warwick and Fender catalogues, high end basses and waffle.

You can never have enough speakers. In my old band, when we got some money, I bought the SVT and had the 8x10 on "loan" from our rehearsal place. I already had a Peavey 2x15 BW and used the two cabs together. I put the Peavey on its side on top of the 8x10 to from a kind of crucifix with the head on top, they other guys thought it was the sickest sight ever, boy did it sound good. Didn't use it like that as it was so unsafe.

I like it Clarky.

I love your 2 Aggie 4x12's. I foolishly had the chance to buy an Aggie AC500, with the 4x12 for £800 from a guy who lives near me but didn't have the money to hand. But that's not as bad as missing the Ealy 70's SVT head and flat back cab that was for sale on ebay from a guy who lives in Birkenhead for £1000. I didn't bother bidding as I thought it would go for silly money. You live and learn, must have been for a reason. If I do get an SVT I won't be able to use the Tech cab as it's 6 ohms and SVT heads don't like anything above 4 ohms.