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Gibson Basses / Re: Recordings with a Les Paul bass
« on: March 05, 2015, 08:44:25 AM »
enjoyed the tunes, thanks!
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Ha! Gibson, you never change. You know the Les Paul DC I bought recently? Played its first gig last weekend and found that I couldn't turn the volume all the way down. "An earth wire has gone squiffy" I thought to myself. Second hand bass, these things happen. Fast forward to yesterday, when I investigate the fault. Imagine my not surprise to find that it was stock wiring and the bent back terminal on the bridge pot HAD NEVER BEEN SOLDERED IN THE FIRST PLACE. Gibson, you scamps! I never noticed until now because my amp has a mute button and so do the amps in the rehearsal space so I used that. House back line at the gig had no such facility, that's when it became apparent.
One step forward, one pause to shake my head.
I'm a bit surprised there are so few Steely Dan fans around here. Although they are not the style of music that I choose to play, I really enjoy listening to them. I caught them live way back when Reeling in the Years was happening and they were outstanding. Absolutely flawless performance and their stretched out live solos were mind blowing great. I've always loved Fagans work and he always surrounds himself with first rate musicians.
Rick
I agree with Andrew. Then, when you're done, take it back to the guy. Maybe he'll subcontract you for his finish work.
I'd like to know how much of your $300+ went toward that touchup.
I have. But I suppose it depends on where the scarf is. This one was stupid and pissed me off (a friends guitar) - it wasn't even an impact that caused it but just string pull over time (no weird tunings even)
What is the conventional forum wisdom on their best album? I ordered a Best of, but Best ofs can only take you that far. Their Sgt. Pepper, meine Herren?