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  1. Stub Mandrel
    Well it did the job very well and with the inexpensive amazon padded strap was uber comfortable with no neck dive. Only issue, my cheap wireless set slightly attenuated the low c and b, still there but not wall shaking. Earned me some cred points too 😎
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    Seem to be getting some traction. I will see if it might work for the Earl Haig. Otherwise I have a venue in Penarth that would be willing, we could use their big upstairs room on a day when there's a really good band downstairs.
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    Maybe he just enjoyed the music and didn't expectvhis own mathematical precision firm others. Indeed he may have appreciated the differences as z good thing.
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    Well done! I've done the odd fretless rehearsal but never had the guts to try a whole gig on one.
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    Awesome gig last night. 8:45 about 4 people in. But they came,and it was loopy. Loads of improv and I even played a few solos! Pure fun from start to finish for us and the audience. That's what it's all about. 😎
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    I can't understand why the open string needs to be out, surely a tweak to the nut-first fret distance isn't enough to cause an issue. I never came across an instrument where bad intonation near the nut couldn't be addressed by cutting the nut lower.
  7. Stub Mandrel
    LOL, I'd have said Bentley.
  8. Stub Mandrel
    "I am a very good bass player"
  9. Stub Mandrel
    Most bands I've been in do that. Usually the ambient sound is so bad I can't bear to listen...
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    I don't have an issue with playing songs people enjoy. Also I don't mind playing songs with boring basslines that let other band members have some fun. That said there are songs I don't enjoy, one is Feeling Good, because in one rehearsal I nailed a really fitting walking line for it, but I just can't repeat it.
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    Lol! My brother resisted that song for ages, then eventually acceded because it is the drummer's favourite. They found a blast to play. When they did it at a big gig they managed to blow up the venue's PA 🤣
  12. Stub Mandrel
    Ugh. The Imperial Leather guitar.
  13. Stub Mandrel
    You wouldnt want the back of a Gretsch showing, with its stupidity pad.
  14. Stub Mandrel
    John Thomas? Didn't he pop up in Lady Chatterley's Lover?
  15. Stub Mandrel
    I've pretty much decided to use the MB-5 for my gig on Saturday. Just for some of the songs in the second set that lend themselves to low, slow lines.
  16. Stub Mandrel
    Ackshewerly, I rather like this...
  17. Stub Mandrel
    "Naughty, naughty. Very naughty!" 🙂
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    It might be an unpopular opinion, but I'm unimpressed by how many of the other opinions expressed here are far from unpopular.
  19. Stub Mandrel
    I suspect the problem lies at the far end of the strings to the zero fret...
  20. Stub Mandrel
    A zero fret helps, but isn't fashionable.
  21. Stub Mandrel
    May I ask what's the point of a system that makes theopen string flat? 🤔
  22. Stub Mandrel
    Fnarr
  23. Stub Mandrel
    Wulfpeck are... oh, it's unpopular opinions that are wanted.
  24. Stub Mandrel
    Ironic that he also appears on Soft Machines THIRD, a wonderful album but possibly one of the most inaccessible ever not withstanding Metal Machine Music and Zero Tolerance for Silence.
  25. Stub Mandrel
    Publisher is Gollancz
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