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The Combo Club

I believe you when you say you’d still probably have the Traynor. I think it’s a really cool amp.

Did you see bhendrix’s Fender Mustang tonight? It’s over in the Rumbler Club. He has it next to his new Studio 40. It’s a beautiful bass. I was just looking them up and the prices seem reasonable for the MIM.

Now that I have all this amp stuff done, it’s time to look for another bass. I’m scouring the earth for a lefty short scale first and then go from there. I found a Gibby EB-0 for fifteen hundred that looked beautiful, but I haven’t set my price range yet.

Since were probably the only two here, I wanted to show this portable stage set up for a country group in our downtown tonight. We were stopped at a crosswalk right at the stage and I had my wife take a picture. It looks bigger then it really was. Do you think you’ve still played smaller stages then this?

I wish I could give you dimensions, but the tent it was under wasn’t anything gigantic. I was thinking like a quartet with drums, bass, guitars. I’d be interested in your thoughts.
Pic of stage does not come up. Gives me an error message.
 
My first thought: Why do I get an error when I try to open the link.
My second thought: I write something stupid about small stages and leave it there.
My third thought: Naaah, it's not that important.
My fourth thought: Would he be interested in my fifth and sixth thoughts?
My fifth thought: blank, but my sixth is going to be amazing.
My sixth thought: Amazing....
Yes, you should be worried now. Fitting in just way too well. :rolleyes:
 
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Sorry about that everyone. Actually I just wanted to increase curiosity. :D
When I lived in Mendocino, CA we had a stage just like that. Hauled it out every year for the band playing on Independence day and occasionally other benefits on the Kelley House lawn. After all those years and hundreds of volunteers, parts went missing. Fortunately, most could easily be replaced with nuts and bolts or fabricated by a handy welder.