music in the shed

One of my guitars is a Hank B Marvin replica, for obvious reasons.. 😉
Marnix
Nice, to just sit and play an instrument, perhaps to imagine the instrument has you also transported to a stage, then could be you already do that. Akin to Laverda ownership then to actually ride one... two parts to the process. Never really warmed to Fender, by default more a Gibson person, latterly Gretsch ( which i really really like ), do have a bought new out of New York, Gibson 1977 reissue Explorer in Artic White, going towards cream...darn... also ( other similar shaped basses here ) a rare Jackson KB1 bass, lineage to known out here Bradon Kelly, did a cutup job on the basic Destroyer bass profiles... bit of a ramble..just like playing...ramble here a song there...j
 
The only Fender I appreciate is my Telecaster but I haven't touched it for 6 or 8 months.
I don't like the P90 mikes on some Gibsons. I sold one partially because of that.

Paul
 
or was partial to the sale and not partial to the sale, partial is good, ( let me guess Paul, the neck was too wide and or thick? ) indeed the Gibson items do polarize... attract and repel, the magnetic response... we have some notable Fender single coil players in our midst, no doubt about it, the highs are there, no problem hearing the highs, even better in the car park outside as the sheer topend was shattering drinks on the table, even with diminished chords and hearing... j
 
The only Fender I appreciate is my Telecaster but I haven't touched it for 6 or 8 months.
I don't like the P90 mikes on some Gibsons. I sold one partially because of that.

Paul
In part because of that.
Now show me guitar parts and stop being nasty to foreigners.

Paul
 
Any Hammond A100, B3 or C3 folks among us? Always lusted after one, but had a lack of talent and dineros.
Alas no Gerald, have the closest to next sort of best thing, Korg M3 ( romplayer ) has actual sampled B3 C3, even the key "clicks", lot lighter than a real B3, you may be surprised at what can be had in sampled keyboards, for what dollars can be spared....j

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Too good for the shed.
Emily Remler
Can do a lot with 4'ths on chromatic instruments, not as common as usual 3rds and 5ths in construct, alternate between 4ths and 5ths ( with tonic ) on double bass is evocative, even better is a fretless electric bass, as you can modulate the sub harmonics/interactiions... yes like i know am talking about...a smile here, do know what i like when i hear it, j.
 
yes i see it now, was not sure if there was a ramp device at the end of the fingerboard, not common ramps.... Bridge pups are nice when they work, ie piezo under bridge... The 6 string bass has six individual humbuckers under each string at the bridge only, massive sound highs and lows j
 

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