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  1. visog
    Oof! Super tasty. Bet that Bart's a honker... Lovely and a rare bird to boot!
  2. visog
    So where did we land on this? Happy if we postpone until next year but I don't remember seeing any official confirmation of this... or my £20 ticket!?
  3. visog
    Well not if it's manifested in the video... They do look handy...
  4. visog
    Bought a very similar bass myself from Warwickhunt. Mine had the darker neck wood - bubinga? Any who? Good seller - recommended... He let me have a go on a Fortress with a 2-Tek bridge? Remember those.. weighed as much as a black hole.
  5. visog
    Tasty... GLWTS. Recommended seller from me.
  6. visog
    I can heartly recommend John for repairs and not just for his own builds. He regulary services my GB as Bernie is 350+miles from me in Brighton. He's got mine set-up as per John Entwistle's strings under the frets...
  7. visog
    Erm coming from a Squire/Geddy heritage, I have to say I liked his tone. Always a challenge to balance the clank of the note with the whump of the bass but I'm in. Well done Steve H and everyone involved...
  8. visog
    Wow! Looks like a lovely bass.
  9. visog
    Wow! Looks fun. Bet those P'ups have some chunk. Prefer these block inlays to Bunny's offset dots. Plus loads of electronics and stringing options. GLWTS
  10. visog
    Someone's getting a bargain! Hope your replacement lives up to expectations.
  11. visog
    I don't hold out much hope. The Roland site let's you share patches and to date three or four years after it's release I think there's only five patch libraries submitted.
  12. visog
    On reflection you may be right but my point remains. The shining star here is the stellar jazz arrangement of a great tune. Video trickery is clever but forgetful...
  13. visog
    Christ again! He's never off it.
  14. visog
    Video edit thing doesn't do much for me. But it's a great tune with the same time signature as 'Take 5' and he's done a really nice jazz arrangement.
  15. visog
    And some nice Chris Squire on 'Sun Dance'. However I am currently enjoying my just delivered Allan Holdsworth 'Frankfurt '86'. As if someone would name a city after a sausage! Tchh.
  16. visog
    First example I've seen of the 6er and it's pretty musical!
  17. visog
    Well his Status looks nicer than this...
  18. visog
    I'd imagine Guy Pratt probably does.
  19. visog
    Wow! That's something right there... 6.6kilo-dabs is a lot of money but this would last a lifetime and be a 'forever bass'. (Except for the sell of course)
  20. visog
    Wow! Looks like an lovely instrument. Get distracted with the model, 'Jonas'. Anything to do with Jonas Hellborg?
  21. visog
    Crikey!
  22. visog
    Coo! A 'bic. Muchio fun. Not an expert on these - someone will chime in on the specifics here no doubt but seems a good deal...
  23. visog
    Bonus fun vid - Nathan East playing Sir Duke at a trade show when... Stevie Wonder shows up! Awesome.
  24. visog
    I don't have any knowledge or experience of the courses you mention. And I don't have any experience of the people as 'educators'. I do have a lot of experience of these people as musicians and they're both monsters (and coincidentaly Yamaha endorsers). NE is probably one of the most successful bassists of all time, behind Paul McCartney and Sting obvs but in terms of a session guy. John Patitucci is an astonishingly accomplished jazz player who laid waste to my sensibilities at many an Elektric Band gig. So my suggestion would be go for NE if you want more general pop, Motown style direction or JP for Jazz. Remember though, Jazz tends to be a super-set of music which informs many other styles. My recommendation: go JP based on the fact he's huge, he's Jazz and you like his teaching style.
  25. visog
    Good Heavens! Trevor Bolder would be proud!
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