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The old question again
What should I buy?
I've sold a few things and I have the Royal Permission to purchase a new bit of gear, should I so wish. My stable currently consists of 2 telecasters (one early '60s spec and the other '50s specs), a strat and a Les Paul. All of which are 'just so'. I've also one small body acoustic...an Epiphone EL-00. Ampwise I've a Blues Junior, a Fame GTA-15 and a Roland Cube60. The only notions I have are, 1) a bigger bodied acoustic, 2) a 335 style of some sort, 3) a thinline tele or 4) an Orange Tiny Terror Combo. I'm in no hurry to decide, and I might just wait until something 'finds me' anyway...but suggestions and ideas would be welcome. |
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Howsabout a P-Bass?
Cheers, Tim
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I mount it on my PA speaker stand, and can point it towards the band, or towards a dance floor.
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that's what i'd do.
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