Telebass

[quote name='Charles Obscure' post='810733' date='Apr 18 2010, 09:08 PM']I finally got enough cash for a Precision bass. It's an MIM Standard, but I can truly say I LOVE this thing! I've had it for around six months now and I can hardly put it down. [/quote] Glorious!

Greetings, and welcome! I'm afraid I couldn't understand your post, except Markbass LMII, Yamaha TRB 5, and Eden 4x10! Good rig!

From the Fender Owners Manual: measurements in inches. Vintage style pickups (think '62 Precision) - bass side 8/64" (1/8"), treble side 6/64" (3/16") American/Mexican Standards - bass side 6/64" (3/16"), treble side 5/64" Cheers, Den

Another vote for " Not on your Bleedin' Nelly..." And, indeed, not on anyone else's, either.

Greetings all, Mature, reliable, competent bass player wants to do more pro and semi-pro gigs. I'm in a band just now, but there's time for me to do more, lots more. I have good gear, wheels, passport even (not a lot of use right now... ), and plenty of time, and no other commitments. Happy to travel. Would relocate for the right band! Currently, I play four-string electrics (Fender Precisions). I have some reading ability. I can do some backing vocals, and have my own mics and stands. I even have a small PA that could be pressed into service for rehearsals. I currently play classic rock/pop, but like and play just about anything. I'm up for covers, originals, tributes, and will have a pop at any genre. Influences range from Joe Osborn to Stanley Clarke and all between, just about. I'm happy to play at any level from pubs upwards, and any number of gigs. My ambition is to become fully professional, so if you need a bass player, as a band member or a dep, I might just be what you're looking for. Contact by email - in my profile. If you want further contact details for your records, I'll be happy to supply them. Cheers, Den

Welcome! Indeed, an SVT head weighs considerably more than my entire 500 watt mini-stack...

Welcome! Must get a Mustang sometime - only shortie I've ever wanted!

Howdy! Enjoy!

Welcome! What Marvin said...

Welcome, and ask away!

Welcome! And the coldest, too!

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Welcome, and hope the first gig is good!

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Cool move! Welcome!

Howdy! Some of those band names seem [i]awfully[/i] familiar...

Oooww...much pain and suffering.

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Welcome! ^^^What Arsenic said^^^

I didn't know about the active/passive blend. I'd probably still mod it out - I'm one of those who thinks that the extra electronics give you their sound, instead of the raw instrument. Not yet met an active sound I like, although a Status S2 came pretty close...

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