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To revitalize the topic: here are some pictures I took at the Beady Eye gig in Rome last October:

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6167/6222670343_819fd35955_m.jpg http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6152/6222670859_3fcdc9a949_m.jpg http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6155/6222670581_c5f1b0e888_m.jpg Gem with ...

Tu put something new, I found a video from the gig in Milan were Gem plays the solid top:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXtOp2k-IFY

scotty wrote: looks like a 450 to me,good spot Welcome to the RRF Giovanni

Thank you, I joined the RRF in 2009: I've become the proud owner of a 350V63 and a 4001C64 since then

Also on a short documentary called "RAK Them Out" (now on youtube, it seems that it's gonna be an extra for the deluxe version of the CD) you can spot Gem with a 450 (I'm not sure!), 4001v63 (or an original RM 1999???) and the 330/12!

Super vid!
Congratulations!

Thanks! I'm experimenting with remixing the audio.

Can I ask you a question - what kind of speakers were you listening with? I think the mix is OK on headphones or good speakers, but it really doesn't pop out on just computer speakers. I'm thinking of putting the bass signal through my Alembic SF ...

Good video! Maybe the bass is a little too low in the mix? Congratulations, we're waiting other videos

Congratulations! Greta videos
Can I ask you how have you recorded the bass? What effect do you use? You have a perfect Chris Squire sound.

I'm using TI flatwound 11's - I get a lot of buzzing with anything lighter, even after extensive set-up time.
Chris at POTR suggetsed the TI's and they seem to do the trick, which also really captures the "I Feel Fine" sound.
It's strange that you have buzzing problems with light strings, I might ...

Hi everyone!

I'm a proud owner of a wonderful Rickenbacker 350v63 JG, that I've bought last spring (My first RIC!!!!!!! :D ).
I had few time to play it and know that I'd like to play it more so I had to choose new strings.
On my other guitars (USA Strato and Epi LP) I use Ernie Ball 48-11, and I'd ...

The first step is to download Audacity and buy a good USB sound device. When you'll have enough experience you shall move to something more professional, but don't hurry, with Audacity you can do fine recordings!

mmmm I would love to be the owner of a 4001 c64 Fg, but with the shipping (to Italy), duties & taxes it wouldn't be a cheap business