TRIBUTE TO THE EQUALISER

[Martin Red]

http://www.digitalvillage.co.uk/aproduct.asp?productid=2311 31 band - wow!

Used to have a 16 band that used to be fun.
Can't find any history on how the graphic came about, but to me it was a great boost to the amp if you had the right one.

[Monny JcIntosh]

Big up the Basking Shark's friend...

The Equaliser

[GROOVE VICTIM]

ohh lawd

[Monny JcIntosh]

OK, OK, it was a cheap gag.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Jonny McIntosh:
Big up the Basking Shark's friend...

The Equaliser

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I can hear the theme now.....

[David Le C]

I don't hear shit...

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by David Le C:
I don't hear shit...

I don't hear shit either

But you'll need an imagination to hear the theme of The Equaliser.

[ March 25, 2003, 11:43 AM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[Dj Alex]

Stewart Copeland from the Police I believe did the music . How honest it was , a tale of an old english bloke sorting out the crime problems in 80's New York mmm. I served him once in a shop as well , at least if you had a problem and nobody can help you can call the Equaliser .

Peace Alex .

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Dj Alex:
Stewart Copeland from the Police I believe did the music . How honest it was , a tale of an old english bloke sorting out the crime problems in 80's New York mmm. I served him once in a shop as well , at least if you had a problem and nobody can help you can call the Equaliser .

Peace Alex .

Thanks Alex, perhaps they should have used Englsih man in New York as the closing theme also.