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Booked to play outdoors on the Prom at Girvan Beach but Ayrshire's beautiful bank holiday weather meant a late change to indoors. A local youth facility premises with a cosy yet lively atmosphere. Max capacity is 100 souls and it was full. Band mascot Roger approved.11 points
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I recently bought a 2011 Overwater Aspiration Elite from franzbassist on here. I was in the market for a nice but inexpensive fretted 5 as a second bass, and this fitted the bill really well. However, I now have more basses than fingers and it’s time to rationalise. So, first of all it's in great condition. I don't think there's a mark on it anywhere. It's a five piece neck through, maple and something walnut-like would be my guess, with what appears to be an ash body capped with a burl maple top. It's 35" scale, so a nice tight B string, and the 19mm spacing at the bridge is great. EQ is a three band Overwater system designed by John East. The control cavity is thoroughly shielded using paint and copper tape. The bridge and pickups are Overwater branded too, but I assume made in Korea along with the bass itself. The standard tuners were mini Gotoh-like ones, but were swapped for Gotoh ResOLites which take the weight to bang on 9 lbs and have sorted the balance. Other than that the bass is stock. Live, the bass is really articulate: every note comes through crisp and clear. Lots of complements for how great it sounds, and how versatile. Happy to ship in the UK for additional cost.10 points
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Popped round with Mrs Scrumpy to pick 'yorks5stringer' Keith's stuff up yesterday. Spent a very pleasant hour or so drinking tea with wife Anna and daughter Loren in the garden. Haven't had a proper sort through yet but - apart from the Markbass cab already sold to neepheid, the only items of substance in terms of sales value seem to be a couple of nice gig bags and a mic stand. I'll try and sell those at the Bash and put the rest in the raffle, which Anna has said it's OK to do. Anna has given me some words she'd like shared with the Bashers, which I'll either read out, put on display, or both.9 points
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Stumbled on this - Thomas Dolby's the making of SBMWS. I always admired Dolby, and he always seemed like a genuine human being, as well as a fabulous composer. Has a great sense of humour too, IMO6 points
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Here we have a Tele bass build I Acquired this beautiful birdseye neck from a fellow Basschatter which is brand new, maker unknow The body I got from a local guy who bought it from guitar build and it had been sprayed green Not a great job on his finishing technique, I rubbed this down and refinished it in Antique white, there is a subtle shade of green showing through but not too noticable and the spray job is decent He made a hash of the string through hole's which I had to cover over with a brass plate, not perfect but it hides the hashed holes he drilled The bridge I have put on it is new but does not match up with the string through holes, if you want to use these then a different bridge will need to be sourced New Hipshot tuners New bloodstone handwound 51-54 Tele pickup New pickguard from WD CTS pots Lovely neck with birdseye front and back, the neck alone cost me £200 and the rest of the parts and body came to over £300, due to the frets needing attention I have set a low asking price The buyer will have to address some fret buzz at the higher end of the fretboard, some of these frets will need dressed and maybe some levelling which I am unable to do Any question's please fire away6 points
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loving the big ehx muff!! I may have got a second on the way to do some mods on!!5 points
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I have no shame asking as I'm not that knowledgable and would miss obvious things that other people who know more would immediately spot. In return, I can advise on all sorts of useful things such as public sector procurment, contract law as it pertains to G-Cloud contracts, delivery of complex IT projects, C/Perl programming and Unix kernel development, 3d printing and coaching girls rugby teams. A rich source of information that apparently nobody has any interest in whatsoever Rob5 points
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I have a problem... Had an unexpected gear sale, so was debating the cali76 cb or expresses compressors. Decided to take a punt on the completely original Demon FX Call76 first though with the huge price difference! Opinions will be on another thread, but I think it's a keeper!5 points
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What this has taught me, is that before I buy, check with people here about their thoughts and also if a guitar price is too good to be true, it may be too good to be true. Rob4 points
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I quite enjoy a good covers band , but i always end up more interested in the gear they are using. Can't help it, GAS never sleeps4 points
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Duo gig Sunday afternoon left me with a mild back ache. 3 hours standing playing bass and vocals, with a short break in the middle. 40 songs. I guess I’m getting old. I used to that and more without any problems when I were a younger lad. Great receptive crowd made it for us though.4 points
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School reunion party at Ludlow Brewery. Great seeing all those faces from my youth and chatting to people desperately trying to remember their names😊 We played pretty well ...a few fubars but no-one noticed Pic of sound check - hence no drummer4 points
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For sale (no trades) Great bass, bought as a backup to my Fodera (it does a fine job). However, I’ve now far more basses than I can justify. A superb gateway into the time-honored Fender® family, the Squier® Affinity Series™ Precision Bass® PJ delivers legendary design and quintessential tone for today’s aspiring bassist. This P Bass® features several player-friendly refinements such as a slim and comfortable “C”-shaped neck profile, a 4-saddle bridge for solid string stability, and vintage-style open-gear tuning machines for smooth, accurate tuning. Loaded with a Squier split-coil P Bass neck pickup and a single-coil J Bass® bridge pickup for a wide variety of tones, this model is ready to help lay the foundation for any player at any stage. Happy to ship - additional cost.3 points
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For sale is my back up amp which has pretty-much been sitting in my cupboard unused for quite a while. My main amp is a Mark Bass Tube 800 and I love Mark Bass gear so wanted to get a similar back up should I ever need it (which I've not). It's a Markbass Ninja 1000, complete with original box and a very well padded messenger bag I've been keeping it in. It is in overall excellent condition (a few small marks) and sounds phenomenal. These will push out 1000w at 4 ohms from what is a very small and light box. Yours for £425 delivered fully insured.3 points
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The function band I needed this for is going nowhere so I'm putting this up for sale. It's an immaculate 2021 Sandberg California 2 VM5 in gloss natural with black block inlays (an extra cost option). It's 34" scale and weighs in at near-enough 8lb 5oz! The 2 band eq also allows for a passive bypass and it sounds and plays brilliantly with a lovely low action. It comes with the original Sandberg gigbag, paperwork and Allen keys. It's a real shame to see this go to waste. I'm looking for £1,300 picked up from near Monmouth or happy to travel within an hour's drive. I'll post insured for an extra £30. I'll try and take some more pics soon. No trades thanks.3 points
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Bought this a couple of weeks ago on here. Bought some La Bella deep talkin strings for it that are made for a string through Mustang.(original fender flats also included) Great bass. Why am I selling? Well……. It’s become clear that I am a P bass player after selling my P basses for Jazz basses and a Mustang. I’ve seen a P bass I want to get but need to sell either this short scale JMJ Mustang or the White Aerodyne 32” medium scale. Has all the lovely Road wear on it etc, collect from PE27 3FW,can deliver within 20 miles or I can post in a soft gig bag on a fender box.3 points
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Lightweight, clean, warm, thick and powerful. Nice condition and excellent working order. Class A/B design. I used this with two Vanderkley EX112 I have two of these amps and have decided to sell this to contribute towards a Mustang bass. Genuine reluctant sale. Welcome to test here in WV14 before potential purchase, you wouldn’t be disappointed, or can ship to an agreed price. Comes with Markbass case/bag Cheers Geoff3 points
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Used both Jnr. and Snr. this weekend. Adore them both.3 points
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It’s becoming clearer that you have two issues to address but only one problem. The first is that nobody can really hear what they are doing and the second is acoustic feedback. The first is caused by too much sound at their ears and the second by too much at the mics. None of this is down to you, they have to change or accept that they can never sound as good as other bands. So addressing the monitoring. They can all hear themselves, if they were at home on their own they’d hear themselves without the PA or the monitors. With what you have they’d probably be deafened. The problem is everyone else being too loud. If everyone else turned down you’d all hear the vocals. It may well be that the guitarist is drowning out his own vocals, but the reality is that with stage monitoring you can’t alll be the loudest sound in a small space. Only one thing can be the loudest sound and the best way of achieving that is to all agree what that is and to turn everything else down. They won’t agree of course and the best you can do is to agree to all be at the same volume. The mantra has to be a consistent ‘you can’t hear, everyone turn down’. Nobody wins a volume war! There is only one way round this. If you can isolate your ears from everyone else’s monitors then you can have what you want. Plug your ears and make a hole you can squirt your own mix in. In-ears it is then. Im seriously concerned for your guitarist, with that level of hearing loss he needs to manage his sound exposure really carefully or his gigging days will be over, and soon. It’s also not fair to the rest of the band for him to expect to be twice as loud as the rest of the band to compensate for his hearing loss. Get him to wear a good fitting set of over ears at rehearsals if you can. It’ll prove that headphones will improve his guitar and singing without impinging upon everyone else, and he’ll be able to hear at levels that won’t make his hearing loss worse. If he doesn’t believe you get him to talk to an audiologist, his remaining hearing is probably already fragile. Im sure we can all give some tips about reducing feedback if you can’t get the so and so’s to turn down but this is long enough ’3 points
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I often ask advice here, sometimes by PM to certain people as I like the vintage fenders , there’s some knowledgeable and helpful people here ,I’ve met quite a few, and also they might see something that I’ve missed, which is easily done3 points
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HAHAHAHA ok, I went by importance, red first as they are more fiery and feisty, then blonde as blondes have the most fun and then green as they are green with envy of the other two 🤣 1. Frank n funker - Red Precision 2. Linus27 - Red Precision 3. GlamBass74 - Red Precision 4. grapefruitmoon - Red Precision 5. Delberthot - Red Precision 6. Phil Starr - Red Precision 7. Jd56hawk - Red Precision 8. Sharkfinger - Vintage Blonde Precision 9. ezbass - Vintage Blonde Precision 10. Odi - Vintage Blonde Precision 11. Uncle psychosis - SFG Jazz 12. floFC - SFG Jazz3 points
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They can challenge your feedback and get it reviewed and removed. It seems my Reverb report worked. Which is good news.3 points
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Added a second short scale to the collection, next to the Mustang. I've always wanted a Höfner Club and finally pulled the trigger on an Ignition SE. I have considered the Contemporary but I wanted a full hollow Club I'm really really surprised by the quality, actually. The finish is immaculate, the frets are really good and it sounds great. I did put some Labella flats on it.3 points
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Cheers all. I should’ve checked it properly before parting with £900. Anyways 3 hour trip later. I got my money back and very apologetic dude. He might’ve been playing me but felt genuine- I think he got ripped off first thanks everyone- kebab and wine waiting. Now on look out for genuine RW or might go 60th anniversary but don’t like pau ferro if anyone has a bass like this - talk to me I’ve got some cash!! love BCers are the best3 points
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*SOLD* Lovely ACG 5 string Retro B (Jazz style) built by Alan Cringean (Scottland) in near mint condition (signs of use but nothing obvious or major). *Only selling because I had another custom build come in from ACG (and I can’t keep them all sadly😩).* Alan builds basses that compares with the top professional luthiers not just in the UK or Europe but worldwide! I have travelled and played his basses all over and they never fail to get compliments from other band members or sound engineers (not to forget the observant/listening audience members😎). Fantastic balance, easy playability, flexible tones (John East!!), great aesthetics and sold build guarantees great gig experiences and reliable professionalism with this bass (and other ACG’s I’m sure). Description: 35” scale, 22 frets, Hipshot Kickass bridge, Gotoh tuners, East Electronics Uni-pre, Armstrong/ACG pickups, D’Addario strings. Top Wood: Cocobolo Veneer: Black Body Wood: Swamp Ash Body Finish: Satin Lacquer Neck Wood: 3 piece Maple Finger Board: Acrylic Resin Treated Maple Scale: 35″ 20″ radius Neck Finish: Satin Lacquer Pickups: ACG FB Humbuckers Hardware: Hipshot Kickass bridge, Gotoh GB350 Resolite tuners, Luminlay face dots Pre-amp: East Uni-Pre 5K Original specs here: https://acguitars.co.uk/project/0323retrobj5/ Comes with brand new TGI extreme gig bag in grey. Set up, serviced, new battery and ready to play!!! Collection/trial Aylesbury, Bucks or buyer arranged courier. Feel free to ask for any further information or to arrange trial or purchase. YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPOINTED😉2 points
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Well - 2 guitar amps - I think its a 40 Watt Marshal Combo and a Friedman JEL-20/Marshall ?? via a 2x12 Marshal cab - so at face value not too loud. But they are ........... (My Genzler 800Watt Magellan via a 15/12inch Mesa rig rarely get above 10 O'Clock on the volume, but even that in small spaces is LOUD!) To put this into context - we use RCF 932's and a RCF 705 Sub. The Sub's just ticking over but the volume on the Tops is pretty much full at most gigs. So, I'm embarrassed to say we are just too loud! I've enough info to make a stab at solving some of the on stage volume issues and am negotiating within the band. Controlling the overall volume will come but it'll take a while. I'll check out the Paul White pocketbook - thanks.2 points
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I initially wondered if your drummer not turning up to the sound check was a regular occurrence....2 points
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@Bobb You already have a variable HPF and plenty of EQ options - I would do a few gigs with that gear first and see how you get on. No need to buy more gear preemptively. Good clip here of John Patitucci talking through how he sets up his amp: https://youtu.be/sNQclaAmyX8?t=85 What style of music is it (which requires grind and drive)?2 points
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I object to your choice of ranking. Could have gone alphabetically, chronologically or sorted by colour but nooooo...2 points
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Click seller reviews and scroll down and there’s a report listing to reverb option2 points
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That doesn't look like an official roadworn to me, sorry. The ones I've seen certainly don't have "craters" like that where the paint wear is. I'd say that's been (and I'm being polite), f*cked around with by someone at home. Possibly Stevie Wonder?2 points