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AiRdAd wrote:Something like this?

https://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instrum ... 8c89ab-001

That’d do the trick for sure and great price.

Hell I just chuck JBL E120s into everything.

I’ll just add to be slightly wary of part-o-casters. Even with good parts, some people forget about correct string lengths between models and intonation problems can arise.

No surprises that I’m a Fender bass man all the way, but I would caution anyone against buying a JP90 Fender. I had one: gorgeous neck, which is what made me shell out, but even though I tried every change known to man on it (pickups, pots, strings, etc) I could never get that Fender sound that I lo...

My Mesa Boogie Subway Reverb Rocket was only $500 from TM and I love it. 20W.

Why would anyone not have at least one amp of each persuasion? Both have their places.

I agree. Played one and decided to stick with my Fenders.

Being an old fart and only playing guitar part-time, I have to go for light gauge. Thus I use 9s mostly and also flat wounds.

This is the only known proof that I can sometimes slip into the dark side. I am so ashamed.I feel so dirty...

Excellent post!
To me, main advantage of class D is weight.
Weight is very important when you’re 200 years old.

Moi in the '60s Diplomat bass

If I was you. I'd think about the amp(s) you're using now and work backwards from there. You want something that matches with the amount of 'juice' you give the amp to make it overdrive at the point you like it. Think about what guitars/pickup combinations work the best now? If those combinations a...

I’m enjoying my Sunday night tv fest with Brian Johnson and tonight it’s Mark Knopfler. It’s interesting to me hearing these two old farts talking about the same music I listened to in my youth, then I realised - they’re both around my age, so of course we share musical heritage. I know they’re old ...

I have stock CS Fat 50s in one, Fender Lace in my fav and Bill Lawrence Keystones in my 3rd Strat

A long auger drill and a bit of rebar smothered in glue chucked in the hole and it's all sorted!