Always brings a little Joe to mind.If you are referring to the 'walk aways', I'm not one to revisit negative life occurrences. Leaves more karmic space to recall the positive life occurrences.![]()
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Always brings a little Joe to mind.If you are referring to the 'walk aways', I'm not one to revisit negative life occurrences. Leaves more karmic space to recall the positive life occurrences.![]()
Thanks!
Gotta love the name- the title of my favorite Fixx album and one of the more interesting films I’ve seen. Also like the culture significance-I do like the Mesa WalkAbout that George sold me. The “articulate solo” settings are warm and well defined.
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Always brings a little Joe to mind.
Yes I do!
Yep. We played it in our junior high school band. My 50th high school reunion is coming up. The kid who played rhythm guitar in that band is one of the organizers. He didn’t play with us in high school. I don’t recall why exactly. But I’m trying to get him to maybe get together for a jam. We’ll see.Wasn’t that when he was with The James Gang?
This reminded me of Focusrite’s analog/digital interfaces which are also red. I have a portable one with just one 1/4 instrument input but I have hi-low Z adapter I can use with a mic.
I will say the ABM 300 IV is a little lighter than the 500 III. Also sounds different when flat. Less bass more mids and highs. So slightly different flavor. A new one would need no back up.quick little gig report and moral of the story: take TWO of everything!...the pre on the 2015 Elite J started sounding like a big muff the other day and figuring the batts were low I went ahead and replaced them with fresh ones, figured I slap on some fresh RS66 while I was at it only to have it misbehave again on Sat eve where I ended up playing it in passive mode through the Ashdown rig and sounded superb.....then for yesterday's gig, figured I use the Little Markbass 800 into a Markbass 2x12 since the load in into Daisy's is such a PITA only to find the Markbass head making all kinds of weird oscillatory noises (always something up with that head since it was the showroom one at GC) so, not wanting to load in the Ashdown cabs, ended up using the Ashdown ABM into the MB 2x12 (4Ohm) and must say that was pleasantly surprised with how good the BaCH IV sounded though the combo.....one of the main reasons I don't use effects or wireless.... more stuff to go south, this said and in all fairness, it may be time for new amp gear, have gotten lotsa mileage from current setups.....
nah, soup and sandwich......prosciutto today....
yours? hmmm....I will say the ABM 300 IV is a little lighter than the 500 III. Also sounds different when flat. Less bass more mids and highs. So slightly different flavor. A new one would need no back up.
But these are nice. I had the 300w version. Great sounding. The chrome looks cool on the 500, but may be a pain live with light reflecting on it.
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Thx M! talk about a Frankenrig..... BaCH IV with TBuckers (66N/B), DTB strings into the ABM and MB 2x12"....worked...Maybe someday. I like your tone with what you use.
Since I started back after all the years I took off, Mesa was what grabbed me. Especially with humbuckers.
This week is a bit weird using the little Rumble 25. Upside down smiley face with the overdrive button engaged sorta gets there. Sorta.
Saturday night silliness, a short from the second set.
@GonePlaid It's a lawyer trick. Don't answer Mike. Repeat this song often.
So, don't ask me no questions
And I won't tell you no lies
So, don't ask me about my business
And I won't tell you goodbye
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I said don't ask no stupid questions and I won't send you away
If you want to talk fishin, well I guess that'll be OK
I’m guessing they bought when it first came out. They were (iirc) $1,599 then.Green...or faded PB.
These things are going to be hitting new Epi 64 bass prices if this keeps up.
The only issue I had with my Tribute Legacy was the pots. I eventually bought a non-Tribute set from G&L which solved the problem. Neck, frets, hardware were great, and the three tone burst!Tributes have the same MFD pu's and bridge but low-end electronics. (pots with white plastic posts) There's probably other things like body wood differences and possibly fretwork.

I will say the ABM 300 IV is a little lighter than the 500 III. Also sounds different when flat. Less bass more mids and highs. So slightly different flavor. A new one would need no back up.
But these are nice. I had the 300w version. Great sounding. The chrome looks cool on the 500, but may be a pain live with light reflecting on it.
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Always brings a little Joe to mind.
So which do you prefer?I will say the ABM 300 IV is a little lighter than the 500 III. Also sounds different when flat. Less bass more mids and highs. So slightly different flavor. A new one would need no back up.
But these are nice. I had the 300w version. Great sounding. The chrome looks cool on the 500, but may be a pain live with light reflecting on it.
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TC Electronics delivers in any dress -Pretty! My RH450 is rather plain in comparison. Looks aren’t everything but I like a cheerful environment-
But I did get some red knobs to replace the originals that cracked and fell off-
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