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British Columbia Canada Club

Friday night bump up...

So, to get people pumped about a possible GTG, what would you bring?

I have a '73 Jazz that's a pleasure to hang with, and a Gibson RD Artist, that while not for everyone, is something you don't see every day... I also have a really comfortable Stingray, built by John Kallas, using OEM preEB parts with a swamp ash body...

I've also got a pretty nice collection of dirt pedals, if that's of interest to anyone...
 
Friday night bump up...

So, to get people pumped about a possible GTG, what would you bring?

I have a '73 Jazz that's a pleasure to hang with, and a Gibson RD Artist, that while not for everyone, is something you don't see every day... I also have a really comfortable Stingray, built by John Kallas, using OEM preEB parts with a swamp ash body...

I've also got a pretty nice collection of dirt pedals, if that's of interest to anyone...

Love to check out that JohnK....his stuff is just awesome.

For sure I'd bring the new '63 AVRI P Bass that came stock with an A neck it's not supposed to have and the Dave Reimer Dano inspired short scale. A few less often seen pedals like a JohnK Slow Gear clone, a Pigtronix Philosopher King and the [sfx] S&M....hell I'll probably just load up a Pedaltrain PT2. I guess see what everyone is bringing for amps but I have a compact Aguilar TH350/Bag End S15-D rig I've really been digging lately and a Markbass Micromark 801 that is just a killing little practice/living room rehearsal/restaurant gig amp.

Also got some different strings kicking around I'd like to give away if anyone wanted them.
 

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