skidder652003

[quote name='ricksterphil' timestamp='1499271719' post='3330447'] G# I reckon. That's what I play anyway and the rest of the band haven't locked me out the rehearsal room yet....I too am in a Bowie Trib band and I agree, Trev Boulder's work has gone under the radar....bit like Mick Ronsons'. Just wait til you get to [b]'Heroes' [/b]now that is some bassline! [/quote] Great thanks..now Ive got to learn it, your fault!

not a fan of this band at all but thought this was a great solo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lZeUqbVW18

Had a working Pro 700, heavy but the best solid state amp ive had (not had that many mind, about 5 or 6), the bass/Aural enhancer was epic, very well constructed.

emptied the Till pretty much playing to about a dozen people in a pub in Crediton, how they can keep this going is beyond me, lovely staff, free drinks all night, perhaps thats half the problem

has anyone seen how the price of used turntables on ebay have gone silly over the last couple of years?

[quote name='Muzz' timestamp='1498642216' post='3326017'] Without wanting to get into any sort of competition, this is just sublime...ff to about 1:10. It's worth it. [url="https://youtu.be/3O72lItS4OA"]https://youtu.be/3O72lItS4OA[/url] [/quote] thats made my day!

ok before anyone else gets here first... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2wrqnZiugA

All the very best, lovely photos!

always funded my gas through gigging, 75 P bass? 10 gigs thank you, Ampeg SVT-CL? 7 gigs thank you very much, always justify my needs by working for it.

Kelsey Gonzalez on bass, fantastic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ferZnZ0_rSM

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1498341948' post='3323999'] It's a bit shouty, I switched to the Jacksons a while back. [/quote] ah man, thought i would never say this but God I miss michael Jackson....

3K Gennie will be fine with your rig, so long as no valves are involved

I had a band that broke up when kids came along in the early 2000's, shame cos we weren't too bad at all, origionals, a record out etc but thats to be expected. Now its 3 old farts in our late 40s, early 50's, kids now teenagers, playing covers in the pubs, a little following, 7 years and counting, it gets easier with advancing years

just wow...never heard of him before, what a band, amazing

get yourself a tube preamp DI monster like this sucka, leave the big stuff behind at the smaller gigs and keep you & mr soundman happy at Madison square gardens http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/page53a.html

once bitten, no way back...

did i post the video? I cant see anything on the page, this happens with all videos posted, Im running XP, is that the problem?

http://youtu.be/YyNwc2O5gRA

no budget? [b] Aguilar TH500 Tone Hammer[/b]

proof that supergroups usualy don't work!

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1497250728' post='3316726'] Back home now after an eight hour day Huge thanks to the builders at premiere inn for making my disabled child run the gauntlet of all their noise despite me asking them repeatedly to stop just long enough for us to enter the building without her being in obvious distress And they used all the disabled spaces as well. everyday [/quote] Thats not good Hope you complain to them, sorry to hear that.

We tried backing "atmospherics" triggered from a drum pad with the drummer a couple of years ago, think air raid sirens from "war pigs", cop car siren for "stone cold crazy", helicopters for "fortunate son" and moody moog in E for the opening of "Xanadu". It all sounded pretty good IMO but we got fed up with yet another piece of kit to set up and the punters probably didn't notice or care and it made no difference to the bottom line...

[quote name='mep' timestamp='1496859492' post='3314361'] 2 of our favourite venues too. I've been meaning to catch your band. Will pop along to the coach house on the 23rd. [/quote] come and say Hi, Im the good looking one, you'll see..its obvious!

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1496745911' post='3313554'] I would probably agree with this - although that longevity comes at a pretty high price. I've tried loads of brands over the years (Rotosound, Elites, Newtone, D'Addario, DR, Picato, Dean Markley, Lakland, LaBella, Warwick, Fender, Ernie Ball...), but now I use [url="https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_valuestrings_bassguitar_medium.htm?ref=search_rslt_bass+strings_213107"]these[/url]. Cheap as chips, but they feel good, sound good and last pretty well. To be honest, at a fiver a set you can afford to change them after every gig if you choose to, but I find that they are easily rejuvenated after a soak in ethanol. In fact, they can stand up to this several times before they need to be binned. Well worth a try, although the shipping costs mean that unless you add them to a more expensive Thomann order, you pay a lot to get them here. [/quote] these are also my choice for gigging, last set I put on have lasted 4 gigs plus weekly rehersals, still got some zing, less than £5 a set, madness not to buy half a dozen and see how it goes!

yep Exeter is your place for all things 4 & 6 string related (Mansons), Torbay is sadly now non existant for geetar shops, teignmouth has a little one thats not bad. If live music is your thing theres loads of pubs doing live music at the weekends, I can recommend the Coach House in Paignton, The Queens Arms in Brixham, (we're playing there this Sat ) and several places in Torquay itself, have a look here https://www.lemonrock.com/advancedsearchvenues.php?gigcityId=Torquay%2C+Devon+TQ1&EC_gigcityId=52152&maxMilesVenue=25&venuetypename=pub&venuename=&isAnchorSearch=0&isAnchorSearch=1&venuegigschedule=1&isVenueMember=0&isVI=0&isVTel=0&isEmV=0&isVPh=0&isVU18=0&isMap=0&entPolicyId=0&venSearchType=0&accMask=0&a=search