6 minute increments here!Are you suggesting Marshall bills himself in 15 minute increments, or less?
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6 minute increments here!Are you suggesting Marshall bills himself in 15 minute increments, or less?
The noun form is more so than the verb above, ὑγιεία (hygieía).The second is a bit more obvious.
And then some.I'm digging that amp! On some decent speakers I like how that combination rides in mix, when the song quiets down to just the bass and kick drum you can hear what I was getting. It was a gas to play that old Bird out, kind of loud on a big stage - it was worth every dollar that I paid for it!
Secretary used to work in a law office and it was something like per minute in the formula she used. I get it, time is money. My time is not money. I always figured if anyone ever questioned my work habits I would tell them it would likely go like this. I would keep track a couple weeks, provide the numbers, and begin working 40s a week. Fortunately I've never have my work ethic questioned. Well, there was one guy, but he couldn't keep a job more than a year. He didn't understand my job and apparently none of his.6 minute increments here!
I recall Frank gave you a bit of a push on that one![]()
NBD!
This is a Burny Swanky Spider I bought from Ishibashi Music in Japan.
32” scale, 24 frets and some kind of Tbird shaped pickups:
Funny how that works!I was just thinking that you "needed" another bass, Irv - and here you are! - Congratulations!
Excellent! I suspect they are the same pickups as are in my Burny Tbird…NBD!
This is a Burny Swanky Spider I bought from Ishibashi Music in Japan.
32” scale, 24 frets and some kind of Tbird shaped pickups:
Where is you sense of adventure? Be a man.Death wish
Where is you sense of adventure? Be a man.

That is Swanky!NBD!
This is a Burny Swanky Spider I bought from Ishibashi Music in Japan.
32” scale, 24 frets and some kind of Tbird shaped pickups:
I spent a bit of time with it today going through tunes from my old heavy band.Excellent! I suspect they are the same pickups as are in my Burny Tbird…
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Great sounding pickups with a handy three screw design to get the tilt just perfect. The only negative I noticed on them is they are a little shy on volume and can get lost in a heavy mix, but easy enough to fix with the turn of an amp knob.
Looks like you’ve scored a pink bass just in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Play it proud!
Cool! Congrats Irv!NBD!
This is a Burny Swanky Spider I bought from Ishibashi Music in Japan.
32” scale, 24 frets and some kind of Tbird shaped pickups:
Smart move. Me too.
I'm not sure where "spider" comes into it, but there's also a Swanky Spider EB3:That is Swanky!