CokeyW

I’m happy to say I still have the Everson Fretless you sold to me. In fact, I’ve played it this evening. Hope your ACG is working out well, I have one of Alan’s too and it’s a fabulous bass.

I want to swap out the two EMG humbuckers in my Everson bass for single coil. The bass is routed for Thunderbird housings and I don’t really want to spoil the look of it if possible. I was wondering if anyone makes single coil pickups in a Thunderbird housing?

He told me that Thomas Dolby wrote all the basslines, but he played them with great technique and style. A good person

I bought one a few weeks ago. After lots of research it appears the floppy E is a common problem with the Fender strings and people go for a heavier gauge set, 95 or heavier. As previously mentioned LaBella do a flatwound set. The other standard upgrade is a Staytrem bridge if you have intonation problems. It’s an amazing instrument, unlike anything else I’ve ever played.

Man o Man.......what a band. And as for JD....wow

Inside after 20 min queue. This is going to be special

Same here. Got to love a band who do their thing aren’t afraid of showing their musical prowess. I haven’t been this excited about seeing a band for a long time.

I’ll try that, thanks.

Anyone going to worship at the alter of Joe Dart in Brixton this week? I’m expecting there’ll be a fair few fellow BC’ers there. I’ve had to swap from Friday to Thursday so my Friday eticket is going cheap in the related items section if you’re interested. Can’t wait!

I bought both an ACG and Everson used on BC and they’re both fine basses which I won’t part with. However it was Paul Everson I went to when I wanted my own build. To me his basses are unlike anything else I’ve ever played and just suit me to perfection. The best advice I can give is make sure you play examples of your shortlisted luthier’s basses before you decide.

The NY804’s are each rated as 600W into 8ohms. I run a Markbass F1 through them. It’s a flexible rig as you’d sometimes find one cab is enough.

I’m about to list two Markbass 4x8” NY804 cabs. Smaller and easier to manage and with an 8x8” you’d have more cone area than your 6x10”. Their quoted frequency range matches your SWR and I’ve found them plenty deep enough.