M4L666

My Ibanez with Warwick Blacks gets used for a rock-ish covers band (Chilis and Muse) and a metal/dancecore band, it's all good. I use my EQ lots. I guess I might get a P in the future for some stuff, but I'm happy with my beautiful Ibby at the moment.

I'm in two bands at the moment. 1- A metal/dancecore band that is lovely. I play bass, and I essentially have complete freedom so long as it fits the song. The keyboardist and guitarist are always perfectionist about each other's parts, but I often ask "is this alright?" instead of being told/asked to change it. They always say "yeah, fine, whatever" though. XD The way we write is that the keyboardist or guitarist will have a riff and the rest of us will put stuff around it, I normally follow the guitars with harmonies. 2- A punk/ska/grind/blues/metal band, where I play guitar and sing. I tend to write everything, as the drummer doesn't have many ideas and the bassist has just started playing.

I don't know how well you can hear me, I had to use an Ampeg that made me blend with the guitars. My profile pic is from this gig!

Do want.

So I have managed to dent my Ibanez. How do I remove the scratch? The finish is natural with a kind of red/dark varnish, but I can see the wood underneath in the chip. I used guitar polish on the whole body, and that helped a little but there's still a massive scratch on it. How can I fix this?

Well, my synth player took me to see Sonic Boom Six. I didn't dislike them per se, they just aren't really my thing. I was blown away by them, and all three support acts, Difference Engine, Random Hand and The Skints. They were well good, and bloody energetic too

I think the PBDDI looks to be about right. And you could sell off the old stuff too

I hate, absolutely hate Thunderbirds. But this... she's beautiful, enjoy her!