Ahh, gig 2nite....hope I don't catch something. I hear there is a crabs pandemic at this bar.
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Thunderbird Club
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I’ve started to learn reggae bass lines on a keyboard for the eventuality that one or the other shoulder will need repair!Sounds like a good idea. But it is so hard to find a backward bass...
godofthunder59
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Can't tell you how many times they've said I had to mix the band to your bass, perfect is my usual reply. Medium sized venue, no one showed ...........was a charity gig. I don't think the bass is to loud
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Can't tell you how many times they've said I had to mix the band to your bass, perfect is my usual reply. Medium sized venue, no one showed ...........was a charity gig. I don't think the bass is to loud
The bass is nearly loud enough.
Can't tell you how many times they've said I had to mix the band to your bass, perfect is my usual reply. Medium sized venue, no one showed ...........was a charity gig. I don't think the bass is to loud
Wait, this is a WHO cover band!!!
The bass is supposed to be really loud.
Gaolee
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Can't tell you how many times they've said I had to mix the band to your bass, perfect is my usual reply. Medium sized venue, no one showed ...........was a charity gig. I don't think the bass is to loud
Bass too loud? That's not possible.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
The cat is almost big enough.
Coulda sworn it looked a wee bit shorter. My bad.
Only if the bacon was round.
nup, proper Aussie rashers.
I guess.... Hull ?
(Only because 1 GG grandmother was from Hull)
Yep, just a few pounds under a hundred, but the best large cab load in/out ergonomics design I've found. The side handles are perfectly placed for an easy dead lift into a truck bed or van, and the tilt back wheels make horizontal and stair transport a breeze. I originally had an Ampeg 810 fridge and A/B'd it side by side with the Berg, no contest - the Berg was louder, sounded better and was much easier to schlep to gigs.
If you get serious about wanting to part with it, let me know. Your’re less than two hours away. My brother lives in Dos Vientos and I go past you on the way to his place.
I was just thinking of asking you about your Hiwatts. Namely, if I'm looking for one, is there a massive difference between the DR103 and DR201 tonally, besides the higher headroom. I'm thinking of picking up a DR103 to pair along side the 2000s, to run a bit dirty. And I know you had a Major at one point too, thoughts on those compared to the Hiwatts?
Mike's just into short blondes.
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Saw this on a concurrent thread - brilliant in it's simplicity (T-birds are mentioned)
Cool. Haven't heard that in a long time. So glad you posted that!
Thunderbird is a bonus. Clearly not a one trick pony. But did you see him constantly fighting that neck dive.
