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Amazing Lego Minimoog project - please support
jonno1981 replied to Quatschmacher's topic in General Discussion
It was a great holiday though. 52 danish krona for a one scoop ice cream in legoland. Ah joy. I picked up a few key rings as souvenirs, couldn’t afford anything else! The shop was worth a walk around. They had pretty much the whole catalogue to pick from. Lego house was the surprise, we loved it more than legoland. Just loads to do and plenty of nostalgia for the stuff I bought when I was growing up. -
Is that an actual Sandberg one or another make?
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Vintage basses can be quirky. While some have brilliant elements they also have their own characteristics, whether to their age, their life up to this point or the material/build quality of that particular era. So I would say; think closely about what you do like about this bass and what you don’t like. Decide whether those things could be better met by another bass before modding this one to try to achieve that. As others have said, a 78 P does a very good job of being a 78 P. If that’s not the sound/look etc you’re after, then there are other alternatives. FWIW I’ve owned a 1970 sunburst P for the last 30 years. I don’t love everything about how it plays or looks but it does what it does. Personally I wouldn’t dream of swapping stuff on it unless it desperately needed fixing. I have other basses that cover other sonic and aesthetic ground and I leave the old P as it is. But that’s just my two cents worth.
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OK, I only have bathroom scales, so not super accurate, but definitely sub 10 lbs, I'd say between 9 and 9.5 lbs. Bloody light considering the lumber involved.- 14 replies
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A hint of tempo might give a better view to what's coming up. The bass part itself doesn't look that bad but after listening to the song I really understand the issues mentioned.
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There was nothing like a 90's mosh pit.
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Whats the heaviest gauge you can use on a 1024x without adjusting the nut? I believe it has 45-105 on now, was considering some 50-110 for CGCF tuning.
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Ali Express, that's definitely not graphite, mate!
HeadlessBassist replied to HeadlessBassist's topic in Bass Guitars
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Got inspired with your last nano board post here. Been using the pedal riser board for quick gigs but thought of bringing back the old nano I kept in the closet. Thanks!!
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Yeah, would probably go wrong 🫣 -
weight added in the description. 4.3 kg -
And I just happen to have a brand new LHZ 03 preamp that I’m about to list in the classifieds. I bought two, but have had a change of mind about what I’m doing with one of the basses in question. 😊
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Tascam MA-8 This has 8 fantastic sounding pre-amps. I've not had a need to use it for a while, so did a quick test with my AKG c214 condenser mic to ensure all channels were fully working, clear and with working phantom power. All channel sounded lovely (audio available on request, but it's just me say "testing channel 5" etc.) There are 2 red knob caps missing (channel 7 and 8) as per the photos, but other than that it's a good as new. Each channel gain has the feel of quality for something made in Japan 20 years ago. A fantastic piece of kit which will keep working for another 20+ years easily. Comes with 'unscrew-able' feet which can be removed if you have a tight rack unit, but very useful for desktop use. Any questions, let me know £85 if picked up from South Lincolnshire area or if you want it posting within the UK I can look up postage charges -
Hi, I wouldn’t use this for DI but to go straight to a compressor and amp… there doesn’t seem to be any way to alter eq on this pedal but very interested in what it does to you live sound using this pedal. Cheers. Alan -
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Boss GP-10 Guitar/Bass Synth MFX/GK3 PU/GK Cable £300 EASTER REDUCTION
2pods replied to 2pods's topic in Effects For Sale
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Ali Express, that's definitely not graphite, mate!
jd56hawk replied to HeadlessBassist's topic in Bass Guitars
Why bother? People will buy it and say "Just bought this from AliExpress and it's worth every penny!" I'd like to post this on Talkbass, unless you plan on doing it. -
Here's a rare chance to grab an ESP Standard Series M1 in satin black. Made in Japan, original ESP logo pre M-II brand change. Serial number suggests it's a 2008. This has been in storage since I stopped pretending I could shred and switched to bass 😄 Moderate finish and fretboard wear, moderate wear on hardware, particularly the bridge where the black paint is wearing off, couple of chips and dings in the finish. Pickup has been changed to an EMG GTV (Glenn Tipton Vengence), which is a tweaked EMG 81. The guitar had an EMG 85 when I bought it which will be included in the sale (it would have had an EMG 81 originally). Action is very low. Frets could use a polish. ESPs seem to go for funny money these days, so I think this is appropriately priced given the full fat pedigree and genuine play wear. Includes a decent Charvel hard case. Pick up preferred from York. - Today
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Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 3rd generation With Original 'Focusrite' branded USB cable. Great audio interface but I've since upgraded. Any question let me know. £100 Posted within the UK Spec from the website: Play your way. Hook up a mic, guitar and keyboard and make records. 4i4 is studio sound for all your instruments. The two 3rd Generation Scarlett mic preamps sound great straight out of the box. Air mode recreates the legendary effect of Focusrite's ISA mic pres and makes vocals and guitars shine. The high-impedance, high-headroom instrument inputs are great for recording guitar or bass without clipping, while our iconic Gain Halos make it easy to set input levels fast. Four balanced outputs are hum-free for pristine monitoring, mixing and mastering with studio monitors. Loopback makes streaming and sampling simple. And it comes with some of the best-loved tools in the business, including Ableton Live Lite, Avid Pro Tools Intro+ and Hitmaker Expansion – with plugins from legendary Auto-Tune® creators Antares®, Brainworx®, Softube®, Landr, XLN Audio®, Relab and more. Key Features Four inputs and four outputs; two 3rd Generation mic pres, switchable to line or Hi-Z instrument inputs, two fixed line inputs, and four balanced outputs. Air Mode breathes life into vocals and acoustic instruments. 24-bit/192 kHz converters deliver studio-quality sound. Gain Halos make setting levels simple. Focusrite Control makes it easy to route audio and create the perfect monitor mix. MIDI is great for connecting controllers or syncing your session with external hardware. Powerful headphone output with independent level control. Loopback makes streaming and sampling simple. USB-C connectivity, compatible with MacOS and Windows. Includes Ableton Live Lite, Pro Tools Intro+, and the Hitmaker Expansion, with plugins from Antares, Softube, Landr, XLN Audio and more. Three-year warranty and award-winning customer support for life. -
I'd say leave it alone. late 70s P Basses have a vibe. Give yourself time to appreciate it before making major changes. Also, tort is getting played out. Black guard sunburst Fenders look classy (or 'smart' as you'd say on your side of the pond).
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I saw The Warning this week supported by the bassist-less Sophie Lloyd. Sophie had a bassist back in December when I saw her in Cardiff but all bass parts are on a backing track now. I understand keys and horn parts being on backing tracks because keys players generally want to stay at home and won't lower themselves to play in bands but not having a bassist! Come on.
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Thank you sir. I have nothing I can fault it on! I'd keep it but my G&L keeps asking me "so which of us is it going to be eh? 🤔" -
Mammy Wynette (Maybe not actually a career killer for country). Tom Bones Gob Harley Farter the Unstoppable Sex Machine The Sinks
