Steiner

You left out that the young bass player played in his hero’s band the last time Anderson, Wakeman and Howe were together on stage. He did so, most notably, with a Fender bass… https://www.yout-ube.com/watch?v=8_hAhzdk-h8&list=RD8_hAhzdk-h8&start_radio=1

Running a bass through a guitar (6 string) amp is dangerous. It’s especially hard on the speakers. Running a 6 string through a bass amp usually sounds thin but, I’ve been told, Ampegs do a good job. Slaving an amp as you describe above is normally done to hear the preamp of one amp through the power section of another.

My pressure. How does she sound? Have you tried a six string through her? Asking for a friend…

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Ampeg is still on my radar. I need to find out which model George M. ghost built and get one. Happy NADs ElNumero!

Happy fish!

I suppose I don’t love my neighbors. 😁

I’d forgotten about Smurf1 face planting your guitar on stage. I remember his post and how devastated he was. Wow. Your little lady has a ton of history. Congrats DB!

HB Amber. Such a nice, young age. They’re so cute when they’re 40.

Beautiful guitar DBlues. IIRC, you sold it because of the neck. The top also has mineral streaks and, at that time, some here considered the streaks to be a bad sign; it is not a bad sign. With a little research you’ll find mineral streaks are indicative of maple grown in wet areas where the ground has plentiful minerals. The maple that grows best in wet areas is the red maple AKA swamp maple. A fair number of ‘59 Pauls also have mineral streaks. I’m not at all opposed to mineral streaks and even covet them; so much so that I’ve planted red maples in the wettest terrain at the ranch for the next generation. That’s my, long winded, way of saying Happy New/Old/Refurbished Guitar Day. She’s a Looker!

You ought to get a P90 guitar to round out the goodness…

Rapid and drastic changes in temperature and/or humidity check lacquer.

Nothing too serious, this time. Just a cracked fascia. I was focused on the road and when she jumped out, I slowed expecting her to continue on. It looked like she was trying her best to back-pedal so I ventured into the other side of the road. I wasn’t quite quick enough.

Golly. When I intersected with a local deer while on a 55mph road last Thursday it never occurred to me that I was increasing the value. I feel better.

Only if she’s: Tall and tan and young and lovely.