jacko

more than life itself.

Bought this in July from Delberthot - he bought it new in June - so it's in perfect condition. Comes in the tin box complete with user guide. Selling as I now have a Fishman Platinum pro on it''s way - more suited to double bass. price is £160 collected from Wilsontown, Lanarkshire or an addition £6 for postage.

Was about to say the same. JM spends much of his DT time either doubling petrucci's lines or using so much distortion it's really hard to pick him out. He's much more prominent in 'The Jelly jam' .

Are you willing to courier one of these to Scotland?

Under peruvian skies from falling into infinity. Quite laid back ( for DT). Agree with Chris. Sherinian's the better keyboard player. As an aside i've seen portnoy and sherinian a couple of times now with sons of apollo and it's really obvious how well they play together and how much fun they're having. Long may it continue.

it comes with a 'free' copy of the standard book (which at $75 is still too expensive for what it is)

Yes manage to keep going as Yes despite there being no original members in the band. (they should have given it up when jon anderson left IMO)

Alembic do. Just as well as they don't have a quick release battery compartment - you have to go into the control cavity every time you need to change the battery

I've got a line6 g55 set up you're welcome to have the use of.

Assuming the insurance company didn't play silly buggers, bass would have to be another Alembic. I've not played any other instrument that I've bonded with as much. I can't replace my rig as Mesa have now stopped making the powerhouse cabs and the titan was discontinued a few years ago so I'd probably end up with a d800+ and a couple of 210 subway cabs. Pedals would stay the same - it's taken years of experimenting to find what works best for me so an MXR envelope filter, a pair of bass soul foods and a tech21 bass boost chorus.

Nice. Love the colour.

Sons of Apollo in glasgow last night. Such a joy to watch Mike Portnoy. He should be in every band. Same volume as Motherwell but the Garage is a smaller venue so it was loud as flip!. Once again Billy Sheehan bored me rigid with his tuneless solo and crap overdriven tone. He's so much less distorted on the album. Jeff Scott Soto's voice just gets better and I think Ron 'bumblefoot' thal must be this years big discovery for me - so much humour in his playing. incidentally, Billy didn't look well all night and he seemed to be vocalising his basslines. The support band were appalling - Schiermann. Seemed to be a vehicle for the guitarist's petrucci styled nonsense with a couple of pick up musicians (bass and drums). Couldn't make out anything the bassist was playing.

Let us know where and when you're playing next . There's plenty of Scottish based players on here that could come and give your sound guy a good duffing up some sound advice. 😃

Very pretty. If you want to keep them that way, I'd unplug the lead when the bass is in it's stand otherwise you can guarantee a guitarist will trip over it and bring the whole thing crashing down.

LPs and CDs here. The only time I listen to music digitally is either in the car on planet rock or on youtube if I'm learning a song.