The Last Bass Outpost

Nice score! Congrats

Yeah agreed. When I was 13, I thought Holy Diver was cool.
And I too prefer Last In Line.
Sacred Heart was already disappointing.

And when I saw them live on the Sacred Heart tour it was over for me. The infantile dragon that was supposed to be the impressive stage prop really put an end to the DIO era for me.
His lyrics made/make my toes curl in my shoes.

I do respect him as a vocalist. And I do not agree that he was a limited singer at all.
The criticism that Blackmore had about his falsetto can also be seen as a forte. He could sing with a lovely sweet and soft voice and seamlessly transform into the thundering roar that he also had under his belt. The quality of his voice was always excellent. Even towards the end of his career/life.
No, he couldn't shriek like Gillan or Bonnet. But is that really a standard to measure a good singer by?
Bonnet for example had/has zero dynamics. Everything he does is full out belting. A comparison with Gary Moore's guitar playing springs to mind if you can follow me there.

Himmel, it's a tribute, you sourpuss. By a 22 year old girl - with a bunch of old geezers, two of which have heard the original, smiling appreciatively.

Haha, really? Next thing we know you have bought all their CDs because you've read Ritchie likes them. 

No, they sound (and look) like a parody.
And she takes the least attractive aspects of RJD an then exaggerates them terribly.
Really doesn’t do him justice.
The old men with their dyed black hair (or wigs) and terrible wardrobe don’t sound very inspired. Batio’s guitar solo is hilariously lacking any pointe or tastefulness.
Really downright horrible.

People are dancing, so you must be doing something right! 

Been listening to Happiness Bastards by The Black Crowes.
Which I happen to like a lot 

Priest are elegant because their music is mean, lean and honed, sleek, metal-ish gleaming, streamlined as in good German engineering. There is no fluff or fat to their arrangements, yet they are not without sophistication. It's well-designed music in much the same way that BMW builds well-designed cars.

I hear nothing of that in their music.
Again, I just don't get it.

The tank comparison is way over my head. I know nothing about tanks.
Sorry Uwe. I can understand the Deep Purple part of your musical preference. Just can't match Judas Priest with them.

Does parallel wiring not sound good with those pickups? Congrats on another successful build.

The differences in output are too big with parallel wiring. So we (BQ Music and myself) decided to use serial wiring.