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Irv, yer bass got turned unside oot somehow, there...Yes! I’ve been using my modern equivalent for a dub/reggae project.
It’s perfect with an old set of Chromes:
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Check out the birds in Geddy’s studio:
I had one for years that ran XP. No complaints from me about it.The founder started it while living on the family cattle ranch in Iowa. Eventually they moved the company to South Dakota for tax purposes. They were a big deal -- a PC-compatible at a reasonable cost. The heartland marketing didn't hurt.
great player.......why leave money on the table right?..Good on them picking up a fantastic younger player, not some geezer retread. I like those guys.
Yeah. Baseball season will be over soon and Geddy needs something to do.great player.......why leave money on the table right?..
I've got a bridge I can sell you.I want my bridge back...
I haven't been that drunk in decades for that one to work!I want my bridge back...
Yes, but the only brand I recall him using was Dean Markley. I understand why, they are nice, even now that they outsource them. Maybe Miles can correct or fill in.do you know if Leon played rounds?
200 or 2000S in your Avatar?....I heard he recorded My Generation on fresh tapewounds on that jazz. Here it is at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in NYC a few years back. I saw it in person.View attachment 7339331View attachment 7339332
nickels? are they not manufactured (or manufactured here) anymore? what's their special attribute?.....saw them in ads forever, never occurred to try....Yes, but the only brand I recall him using was Dean Markley. I understand why, they are nice, even now that they outsource them. Maybe Miles can correct or fill in.
"Thunder-fingers"There you go. He didn't even need Rotosounds to get that tone!

Forgot to add this link which explains is actually a "factory second" and one of 32 made with 3 pickups , which was a factory error.I bought this guitar, from 1987 for my wife in 1992. It hung in the same shop the entire time, unsold and according to the owner guys didn’t like that it was a “girls color.”
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Only strings I ever liked by them were their ground wounds.nickels? are they not manufactured (or manufactured here) anymore? what's their special attribute?.....saw them in ads forever, never occurred to try....
I almost always use Dunlop's dual design version.Hey all, what straplocks are you guys using for your Tbirds? I’m usually a Dunlop guy and have 3 straps already fitted with Dunlop locks, unfortunately I don’t have any extra buttons lying around, I do happen to have a set a Schallers along with the buttons though.
It’s not Halloween yet.They didn't leave when you showed up thinking it was a nudist pool did they?
Is it from Brooklyn? Ken has an exclusive on that.I've got a bridge I can sell you.
Dunlop on everything but my 64 II and JC.Hey all, what straplocks are you guys using for your Tbirds? I’m usually a Dunlop guy and have 3 straps already fitted with Dunlop locks, unfortunately I don’t have any extra buttons lying around, I do happen to have a set a Schallers along with the buttons though.
Hah! I had to look up "Dunlop dual design" as I wasn't aware of that distinction. I guess I would call it "standard" system. Yes, big Dunlop fan - 97% of my basses have the Dunlop Strap-Loks system, and have used many of their versions. But there's peeps who like/prefer Schaller's, and Schaller is a great company also. As a builder, I think Dunlop offers more options.I almost always use Dunlop's dual design version.