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Can you be more specific about the time and place for the handover - I need to arrange an ambush... So, so jealous...7 points
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So, I lusted after this for a while and pulled the trigger early last year. Its an absolutely stupendous bass, so beautifully made, lovely playable neck and the pick ups are immense. Sadly the band 'gig' I bought it for is now no longer happening so I am selling to fund a 5er. Happy to consider trades for a nice 5 and I obviously have a penchant for a nice P bass. Bass is almost brand new and hardly played in. Finished in worn white over an ash body this thing is magnificent. Looks super cool, balances well and boy does it sing! The Nordstrand Blades are incredible, loads of output and the 4 way Dingwall rotary switch gives lots of options for tone The 4 positions are - 1 - Bridge pick up 2 -Both in Paallel 3 - Both in series (HUGE) 4 - Neck pick up Comes with an Alpher Hard Case. Can post with my man with a van courier anywhere in the UK.6 points
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She's here....finally..after exactly 14 Weeks. I think i'm in Love...😍 3,6Kg6 points
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OK - if the light is OK tomorrow, I'll do the arty farty shots....because it's all done! Wahaaaaaayyyy! I'm MUCH happier with the string positions, both relative to the pickups and relative to each other - and it's all invisible; top horn strap button on; back cover drilled, countersunk and fixed. So just optimising the string and pickup heights and the wait for Boris to decide that @Jus Lukin and I can meet somewhere just north of the M25 for me to pass it over. All being well, final photos tomorrow5 points
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What is your most listened-to live album? Mine has got to be Rush's A Show Of Hands. Been listening to that baby since I was about 19, and it's still a regular now, decades later. Honourable mentions: Iron Maiden - Live After Death - played through 2 cassette copies of that in my youth, but I haven't played it regularly in years. Scorpions - Worldwide Live - Still an occasional listen....4 points
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Stop Making Sense by Talking Heads - still one of my favourite albums of all time. or....Live & Direct by Aswad...my favourite band at one stage.4 points
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We don't have Photoshop at home and the result is not as good as Luke's visions but... This is more or less what my 1000 shall look like. Hardware will be gold then. Doing this in the pic absolutely exeeds my skills 😛4 points
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Lots of gigs I've wanted to leave early from, but it's generally frowned upon if a member of the band doesn't complete the set 🙂4 points
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To add a bit of back story, years ago I had a TC RH750, hated the head but loved the one knobs compressor and what it brought.. fast forward numerous amp changes and countless board rejigs and I've always felt something wasn't "right". After several trips down the YouTube rabbit hole, I decided a compressor was the way to go, but covid and lack of funding said otherwise. After a bit of Saturday afternoon amazon trawling, I came across this little fella... "Xvive Bass Squeezer". £38 delivered! Very little info online, but nothing negative meant it was worth a punt. After putting it through its paces (through phones admittedly) it sounds tremendous, to the point I expect it'll be an always on pedal. The one knob compressor adds a lot of punch without sounding artificial, and whilst the built in overdrive isn't good enough to be a stand alone dirt pedal; at low settings it adds a real warmth that seems to compliment my GK head beautifully. No doubt GAS will inevitably kick in and I'll NEED an ebs multi comp or something, but for now I'm thinking £38 well spent! 👌3 points
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was trying to find a clip of a BB1300 and internet led me to this which someone said in a link was a Yamaha BB.... but is it? the top looks carved3 points
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Ignore us, go and try stuff and buy what hits the spot for you. It's the only way to make a good decision.3 points
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Med scale 32" Aria Pro11 Thor sound TSB550 Neck through bass in natural Ash. Quality hardware with passive vol and 5 way tone control and a coil tap switch. truss rod fully functioning frets are in great shape with minimum wear. 44mm nut width with a super fast shallow neck, low action, 17mm string spacing at the brass bridge. Lovely light weight bass about 8lbs, very comfortable bass perfectly balanced on the strap in great condition with a few minor dings and a tiny scratch next to the jack socket, it is rare to find a bass of this age (1980's)in such good shape. Prefer collection from Nr Plymouth Devon, I'm happy to drive up to around 50 miles for a personal handover but if a courier is required it will be very well packed in the hard case .2 points
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Hi all I am selling this bassmods MF5 in absolutely MINT condition, just strung with a fresh set of Elixir 45-130 (nickel). I am the first owner and ordered it in the US, but found a Fbass VF5 70 in the meantime meaning I have no use of a second 70's JB. - Pickups: Nordstrands humcancelling - 2 pickguards (white & gold) - Preamp: Bassmods 3 bands - Alder body / Maple fingerboard (PLEK’d) - 4.6kg - 70's pickup spacing https://www.bassmods.com/Maurice-Fitzgerald-Signature-MF5-Alpine-White-Gloss-Bassmods-3-Band-Preamp-and-Bassmods-REJ-Pickups--70s-Pickup-Spacing--_p_2475.html Price: 860 GBP2 points
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Listened to a whole Springsteen gig once at old Trafford, was ace. I was 3 miles away in my garden.2 points
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Another Bill Withers here @Mykesbass I'm absolutely obsessed with it.2 points
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Average White Band - Person to Person (most listened to over time) Bill WIthers Live at the Carnegie Hall (most listened to recently) John Mayer Trio Try is a great call @Crawford13 as is Sinatra at the Sands @EssentialTension2 points
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Totally underwhelming. Never wanted a strat as a guitar and definitely not as a bass.2 points
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Waiting For Columbus - Little Feat but Space Ritual's got to be close.2 points
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Oof... immediate impression is full on deep tone across the spectrum with no doubt more oompf than my old single 1*12. So who wore it best?2 points
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Motorhead , Birmingham Odeon , 1982. So loud that I slept through the alarm and missed my paper round the next morning. They came on, played the songs and left, it felt a bit odd. Tensions in the band must have been high , Fast eddied had left a month later.2 points
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I've got 2 Mustangs, a PJ and a JMJ and they are very different basses. I've had my PJ wired with a blend pot as I found the stock 3 way pickup selector switch was too limiting, the blend makes the bass much more versatile as you'd expect. The pickups are clear sounding and work really well together and give a range of familiar Fender tones from the trademark P grunt to that wiry bridge pickup sound. My favourite setting with the blend is just off centre with a bias towards the P pickup which gives a full but clear tone that sits nicely in the mix. The neck is a slim, jazz like profile. The JMJ is different in almost every way. The custom Seymore Duncan pickup has a big, full tone with less top end than the PJ, it's very much a fat, rounded vintage tone. It's not as versatile as the PJ but it's got that tone that both works with the band and puts a grin on my face at the same time. The neck has a chunkier profile, feeling more like a Precision profile. The lovely @Adee had an American Performer Mustang that I was fortunate to have a ply with before lockdown. It's more like the PJ than the JMJ but with higher grade hardware and a more pleasing neck finish than the PJ. But that's not to say the PJ has crap hardware or a poor neck finish, as it doesn't. But the pickups on the American model sounded a bit bland to my ears, they lacked the character of the PJ and the JMJ. Out of the bunch I felt the American was the weakest model simply because the tone was the least exciting to my ears, not a bad sound as such, just nothing that grabbed me. And it's also around a grand or so. As the PJ and JMJ are very different basses they both have their appeal and I'll pick up one over the other depending on my mood. But the following day I'll happily play the other. I like them both a lot. There's also the Vintera and new Squier models but I've played neither one so can't comment as to how they compare.2 points
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Apologies if this has been posted up before: My son put me onto this! Embarrassed to say that I don't know much about him...2 points
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Surprised this is not up yet: Can't quite get it right on the bass... need to borrow @Bridgehouse's keyboard!2 points
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Unless you've seen them before with the same line up, you have no idea if a band is going to be any good until you go and see them. I try to avoid disappointment by mostly going to see bands that I like the music of. Have it still is no guarantee. I had enjoyed the albums by both Fleet Foxes and propaganda, but both bands were terrible live (although for different reasons).2 points
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Lenny! Fricken genius man! THAT'S what the music in the star wars bar should have sounded like!2 points
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I can only think of Mark & Lard when I see that name, so I'll add 'Frank Spencer Blues Explosion' to the list. 😂2 points
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Interesting. Here's another 'Lizard' band who went down that route on their splendidly named album Flying Microtonal Banana.2 points
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I thought that it was for re-arranging the thread for comedic purposes? Which is funny!2 points
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They're in the house! (But I've got lots of work to do do unboxing has to wait...)2 points
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Al Jarreau (Vocals) Buzzy Feiten (Guitar) Freddy Washington (Bass) Lenny Castro (Percussion) Steve Gadd (Drums) Joe Sample (Piano) Philippe Saisse (Keyboards)2 points
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I always liked the reverse P Eagle: https://reverb.com/item/6192883-b-c-rich-eagle-bass I even like the body shape - feels more california whimsical than metal.2 points
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It's a Camac, made by Eko in Italy. It's a blinged-up variation of Eko's BX series. These were 80s (obviously!) & very influenced by the styles of the time https://www.fetishguitars.com/eko/eko-the-final-years/eko-camac/ Brandoni Guitars in Wembley bought up all of Eko's old stock when they closed, and interestingly still have these advertised as in stock, either as neck/body or fully built bass. This one's probably a Brandoni bass, as it doesn't look 30+ years old. Should mention that I'd rather like one of these...2 points
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