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Is this headset by chance something decent or is it just a regular no-name item?
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Edit: now sorted
Seeking threadless stem with a fair bit of loft for a budget tourer project. 1 1/8" to 25.4mm, 25-35 degrees would be lovely, 80-100mm lovely too.
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Aw. So lovely to find a tribute to Mick (aka Mike) on here. We've played in the same band since about 2011, Shedload Of Love. Gutted he's gone.
As well as a musician, he was a noted ornithologist who wrote the (only?) book on bird life on Mustique (where he regularly visited to play sax and harp with and for the rich'n'famous, there's a clip of him trading solos with Ronnie Wood).
Mick and me (bass), our last gig, Jan 2020 (photo by Bo)... RIP brother...
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Or the Citizen PMD56-2951 / 2952. Not sure if radio signal works in the UK on these...
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Leslie West
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White Falcon sound good even from here.
TS: close shave.
Tune in to the Betsey Trotwood online pop festivus on shitbook and youtube at some unspecified time * after 6pm tomorrow, Sunday 13th, to see me with The Messengers Of God, completely fucking up on a song about drugs.
*7.20
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King_Saxlingham - Ghost. graveyard (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15681736/
pullingteth - graveyard of the measly armed ()
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684109/
ObiWomKenobi - Privacy graveyard (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684548/
Murphy's_Law - nameless mourner graveyard (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684689/
moocher - 4 in a row (2)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684831/
Eejit - On my way to the graveyard shift ()
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684854/
WillMelling ()
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684872/
rickster - Cemetery polka (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684925/
YorkshiremaninSurrey - Unkept and anonymous (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15684928/
Landslide - Every time a bell rings (1)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15685571/ -
Cemetery polka
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Happy to run a shady nonprofessional eye over it...
TbF I have had erZACTly the same G string buzz problem on my 330 ever since I changed the tailpiece for an original one. It. Is. Unfindable.
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Looks amazing!
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Just saw that and came here to edit. Teach me to believe a twatter pile-on.
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^wac!
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That's going to be so cool.
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I have an RC-3 on loan at the mo and don't like it. Maybe it's set up wrong but it seems to need cables inserting in a certain order on power-up to get the record/playback mode I need and even then it pisses me off. Tried the Jam Man Express ages ago and liked it but it's discontinued. Ditto seems to be the tip.
Top choon Dooks!
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Grand Seiko's naming system doesn't help IMVHO.
I was going to write a post about the new 40mm SBGP with the thrill-inducing 9F85 movement and how the 009, 011 and 013 replace certain SGBV's (namely the 221 and 223) but the SBGP003 and 005 have the 44 case oh but the 9F85's not in the SBGX yet but then it all went spinny and I had to lie down.
The Hodinkee/GS GMT is a bit poo, isn’t it.
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Tidy! Looks great!
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BN0118-04E aka the Ray Mears reissue.
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Ta! It is nice and clear. I wanted something like a G10 but loads tougher, with lume, and waterproof. I stupidly missed the cheap bracelet version deal earlier this year but wangled 25% off this one so not too bad.
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New watch. Very pleased.
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Child displays appropriate bass face for gospel
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Looks really lovely... I remember when every vintage shop in London always seemed to have one or two 40s or 50s 00-15's or 00-17's, they were pretty inexpensive and always good-sounding and we all kinda assumed they'd be available like that forever. Suddenly, pop! All gone.
So it's good to know the RI's are the biz. I went round the factory in Nazareth once. They're good folks and still make a brilliant guitar that somehow sounds like a Martin when nothing else does. I took my nephew guitar shopping last year and a bog standard new D-18 blew away everything else we tried (he bought it and promptly recorded an LP that actually, shock horror, paid for itself... the credit is all mine). Anyway, yeah, Martins. Ace. Enjoy...
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Urg. If you have a set which are just slightly undersized, is it worth shimming them with metal tape or similar rather than drilling out? I don't think having dead perfect contact is all that critical, and it'll keep it orig. I did this when I added Hipshots to my old Squier bass.
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Ex-Collings strummer here.... I've played quite a few Waterloos, x-braced, ladder-braced hogs and maple variants and all have been slightly too thin and down-home sounding for me even though I quite like clonky old boxes. Molly Tuttle and suchlike geniuses make them sound fab on youtube but in real life, at UK RRPs, am unconvinced...
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So weird that still nobody really knows. The M20 deffo belonged to the LP sleeve photographer, his family still has it. Richard Thompson seems to be the only person who remembers ND playing a Guild. String arranger Robert Kirby remembers a D28. For Five Leaves Left I'm inclined towards the Levin Goliath he was pictured with in rooms at Cambridge and back home with his family if only because I once played one with dead nickel strings and it sounded EXACT. Other theories are available.
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Aha!