I used a Lab cab with an SVT cab and head with one band, forgot whether it was a 410 or a 412 cab. The combination sounded pretty good though. It wasn't mine.
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I used a Lab cab with an SVT cab and head with one band, forgot whether it was a 410 or a 412 cab. The combination sounded pretty good though. It wasn't mine.
So a little internet "research" says that Paul played lead guitar and Harrison played bass on Taxman.
"Bigger bobbins means bigger coils for a bigger aperture which translates to a bigger tone. SO GOOD!!"
Bigger tone? Sign me up.
And they must be good if he is using ALL CAPS!!
"play light in your right hand for a quiet, mellow tone or really dig in to get a huge tone that invigorates your drummer"
Sorry @BklynKen it appears they are right handed only...
I've never had pickups that are quieter if you play more gently...
And I'm not sure I want an invigorated drummer...
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No it's a smart phone just that I'm not very smart
. I still have one that has a slide out analog keyboard that I actually still used when I went back to Mass 3 or 4 months ago.
Silly man. Just flip them around.
But then the North and South of your magnets will be reversed. Either you will get more hum or you will be out of phase. Maybe both!
just a week shy of 13 months... I'm sure fedex will make it well over 13 months...
patience has paid off, got it below current cost. But have to put off my DC project and a couple others, defret soon.
patience has paid off, got it below current cost. But have to put off my DC project and a couple others, defret soon.
It depends on the source, there has been a lot of revisionist history out the past few years that attributes bass parts to Lennon, Harrison etc, I know Lennon played on a few and so did Harrison, but from what I've read when Paul would play piano or guitar one of the others would play bass and McCartney would go in after the basic tracks were done and overdub the bass but this would not be written on any studio logs sometimes. One famous example lately is people saying Lennon played the bass on Helter Skelter, there is no way he could have played that, he hated playing bass and was terrible, Harrison was pretty good but sounded like a guitar playing playing bass. I have even seen places where Harrison is credited with playing bass on Something, I don't believe it.
Taxman - Wikipedia
Those Embassies look like a bargain. I like the burgundy and green. When I saw the beige online I thought it was a terrible colour*, but in person it actually looks really good.
* Insert joke about driving a beige Volvo...
Hence my calling it internet "research"...
I was born out of phase.
And first things first when it arrives - GET RID OF THOSE UGLY KNOBS!
Yes, there's been a lot of controversy lately. Part of it is from Giles Martin going through the studio logs as he remixes stuff that IMHO should stay the way his father mixed it. Ahhhh. I feel better now.
Crackberry?No it's a smart phone just that I'm not very smart
They don't work anymore. The servers integral to their function were shut off beginning of the year.
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