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88 Oxford it felt like Phil was punching me with his bass notes. That could of been the affect of something else but to me that was the best I've heard his sound. Providence 86/87 was special too.

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Play the Casady, man! I want one. You got flats on her, right?

Oh yeah!

Your 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th (on the left) frames clearly show Meyer Sound Lab speakers.

Your saying the 15's in those pictures are Meyers but not these!
Clearly different, you can see the Meyers Sound logo on the cabs.

Dozin wrote:88 Oxford it felt like Phil was punching me with his bass notes. That could of been the affect of something else but to me that was the best I've heard his sound. Providence 86/87 was special too.

I have to agree. Oxford was a PROFOUND bass experience.

Phil Lesh101 wrote:Your saying the 15's in those pictures are Meyers but not these!
Clearly different, you can see the Meyers Sound logo on the cabs.

I'm not going to list all the photos Meyer speakers, but once Phil started using them after the Hard Truckers, he stuck with them until the Edens. There were a number of different looking Meyer cabs, but it seems a little silly to deny that all those Meyer cabs were Meyers.

What I want to know is what's the story with the Tiger shaped Modulus bass? I don't recall seeing that one before.

Well that's one if not my favorite bass he had! and like most of Phil's basses it didn't last long.

These are rad pictures, man. Thanks for sharing!

FBlades95 wrote:These are rad pictures, man. Thanks for sharing!

My pleasure!