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Liked for Pete Trewavas. One of my inspirations when I was starting out, doesn't get enough credit IMO. Great backing vox too. Agreed, he’s very underrated. He can hold down a song as well as anybody and his bass lines are really interesting to listen to. His playing with Transatlantic is also wort...

Very cool! One of the few SS amps I’d consider buying, I’d love a JC120 but not particularly practical I know. Guessing the cleans sounds pretty amazing?

Jaco Pastorius
Pat Badger
Pete Trewavas
Stanley Clarke

FWIW the other 3 that were battling to get into my final 4 were Nuno, EVH & BB King

Outstanding stuff Grant. Always interesting watching a master at work, and how good is your R9 going to be afterwards

Didn't think it would be that hard limiting it to four, aarrgghh

jeremyb wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 12:33 pm What 4 heads would you want to see carved into the side of a mountain in honour of their greatness / inspiration / meaning to you?

Who are your picks out of curiosity?

Not sure I can put these into any particular order…

Steve Rothery
Brian May
Paul Kossoff
Jimi Hendrix

As stupid as it sounds, I have a couple of really strong and bullet proof plastic shot glasses. I put them underneath my 212 cab that stands vertically as well as my AC15. Just the right amount of subtle tilt. Worth a try, though I probably wouldn't recommend a glass shot glass for obvious reasons

NPD x 2, Chorus & Octave pedal. Couldn’t fit my MXR Uni-Vibe on the board but it seems to play well in the FX Loop

I'm in the Van Hagar camp. Yeah for sure there's some tracks I skip over, but there's some killer songs on Balance and FUCK, Sammy's vocals are amazing. For me at least, DLR always came off as more of a showman rather than a vocalist 4 years? Wow. I can remember exactly where I waswhen I found he ha...

So for me it's a 50w head with the master up around 3, guess I'm relatively lucky as I don't have any neighbours that are overly close to our house. At the moment I have an AC15 and a Laney LH50R head, the Laney is the one I tend to plug into the majority of the time I'm interested to hear what ever...

Yes, great guyI I took my 1974 HH Electronics Tape Delay to him to fix, he also serviced my Laney head and did a great job on both. His username on here is PaulWD although unfortunately I don't seem to have his contact number anymore

jeremyb wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 6:49 am That is utterly terrifying!

... but makes for compelling reading

It’s been a while. Same but different… Headrush is off to the left which I use for tremolo, rotary, reverbs and a sprinkling of shimmery stuff