…and that right there is why I don’t play bass standing up, my toes just don’t have the dexterity they used to have.danny’lectro Monday!
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danny’lectro Monday!
hell yes…
Some day, my goal will be a Danelectro Longhorn.
Go for it! They aren’t very expensive, they are very unique sounding and looking and feather lite.
Some day, my goal will be a Danelectro Longhorn.
Love mine…
Good transcription of Ziggy for anyone interested.
https://www.talkbass.com/attachments/ziggy-stardust-pdf.4778114/
https://www.talkbass.com/attachments/ziggy-stardust-pdf.4778114/
Yep. They sold thousands of them.
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I still hadn't finished leveling the board and relocating the side dots, so I'm finishing that up..
What amp? My Mesa from Sweetwater obviously went through their warehouse. It was double boxed with the sealed Mesa box inside a Sweetwater box. It is possible that your amp was shipped directly from the manufacturer.
I have received many items from them boxed properly.
This was a "demo" Marshall SV20C...
I guess when they say "open box" you really got to take them at their word....
I know they will, but I could have had the cops called on me by now...
It really wouldn't have taken much effort to double box it, and pack it correctly.
There's no way I'll have a replacement before mid next week.
I'm so thoroughly disgusted, I almost just want my money back.
Ambidextrous
Some day, my goal will be a Danelectro Longhorn.
Going sledding? Or got two of them as combo snowshoes/skis?
Augusta wasn't a big city, but had a big city body count of early 'stangs and Camaros in the auto graveyards.
I don't see how anyone could forget Nikki.
Did I actually make it in time for Whitebird Wednesday?!
A lot of my early learning (and all my early electric playing) was on a friend's B&W Silvertone AiC. Loved that thing.
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I was intrigued by the concept and economy not having money to afford a guitar & amp, but that was before even I knew what type of guitar I wanted to play. As in, a 6-string guitar or 4-string bass. (and they didn't offer a bass in a AiC version) Wasn't until I saw a bigger guitar with 4-strings on the wall flanked by smaller 6-string guitars that attracted me to choose bass. It just really stuck-out visually and I figured 4 big strings would be easier to play. I think Bill Wyman was the first bass-player I identified with.
Keep in mind, the weather outside is hot, and it’s even hotter in the back of those shipping vans. I think it was very considerate of FedEx to ventilate your amp box so your amp wasn’t exposed to any unnecessary heat.
You’re in! I still like the white one with the red guard most.
