moley6knipe

The Altos are… good. The specs are nonsense marketing waffle, but they’re capable enough for the money. And compact and light enough. If you’re a function band charging £5k a night then no, if (like me) you’re playing at the Frog and Hand Shandy and knocking out Brown Eyed Girl for the 748th time they’re well worth a look!

That E string’s just too long, I think. Superbrights are unusually long - I use long scale on my 35” Ibby BTB and they fit perfectly. I’d try a different brand personally.

First gig since November. Private party in a church in the middle of nowhere. Bloody awful. Stinking cold, long drive, shit get in, freezing, hours of hanging about, long drive home. Bugger this: counting the days until my last gig of the year in November and then the whole sodding lot’s getting sold. Better things to do on a Saturday night than this!

Nice. The GigRig isolator is a great solution, I’ve got one hanging off a 500mA outlet, saved buying a bigger PSU for me

+1 from me on this. As Stew says, come out well in tests on t'internet, and stupid easy to assemble. I used to use Lava but prefer the HB because very difficult to get the connection wrong with a screwdriver-based approach! They work fine... you'll maybe have to take pity and rewire your guitarist's attempts 🙂

Yers, there really ARE some peaches in there! And the width!!

Let’s be right… pic #2 is bass stance, bass face AND dusty end! Good work fella

Thanks for all the suggestions folks!! Much appreciated.

Good afternoon. What Bluetooth solutions are everyone using to get background music between sets into the mixer please? My current one kaput. Something with a 3.5mm headphone out, battery powered a bonus but there’s always a 13amp/USB outlet available so not essential. Any recommendations please? Thanks!

God I wish I got to play music like that. Instead I’m in year thirty of playing Brown Eyed ****ing Girl. Wrongly. I play it correctly, but you know geetards.

A massive part of my formative years that album. Good work… keep us all updated!

Blimey! Odelay’s a great choice… hope everyone has got their “make lots of random noises” pedals ready!

Ah, one of those!! Very cool looking things regardless of how they sound!