thumbo

Very useful and well made bit of kit. My pedalboard would be lost without my Barge looper. Best of luck with the sale.

i have one of these! it am awesome. first cab i've owned that sounds great no matter what amp you put through it.

Jilly's on smack

What a cool looking bass! I have no advice on pricing, I just wanted to share my thoughts on that 4 string mojo-machine!

Can we re-do this as a poll?

I like the note of A, mostly the one on my E string.

[quote name='fingerz' post='1367369' date='Sep 9 2011, 10:16 AM']They are good guys in the Gallery, Alex would be gutted if he knew your reaction.[/quote]

Go back a few pages to see Alexs reaction

I'm surprised this is still available. There's regularly posts on the forum about people wanting a good 5 string on a budget, well here it is!

That's a very refined setup for Juan

Practice, practice, practice I don't think Ray 5's are the easiest to slap on, but with practice you'll get the angles just right with your right hand. If you learn to slap well on your 5 string, going back to a 4 will feel so easy in comparison.

Very tempted by this! Looking forward to seeing some more pics

[quote name='SS73' post='1355971' date='Aug 30 2011, 09:30 AM']Have used the very same set up and it does go very very loud, not sure if it's Reading volume though.[/quote]

Perhaps it goes to show that masses of volume isn't always needed on stage. He probably had plenty of what he needed to hear coming from the monitors.

An absolute steal at this price

40-100's for me, except my P-Bass which I think really benefits from a set of 45-105's.

I really like the sound of Slinky's on both bass and guitar for the first couple of weeks of use but I find they lose their brightness quicker than D'Addario strings, hence I stick with D'Addario.

I like this! You've got me thinking about doing a similar thing. I'd probably include effects in mine, just a simple date purchased and price.

Looks like a stunning bass, congrats on winning it.

His Warwick sounds like it's tuned very low in that video I posted.

From the wiki about 8 string guitars:
[quote]Fredrik Thordendal and Marten Hagstrom of Meshuggah tune their 8-string guitars F+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb, and occasionally drop it to Eb+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb, and even five semitones below this tuning, for the song Spasm[/quote]

I'd imagine he'd copy the low 5 strings of the guitars tuning, but I'm not certain of that.



2:22 Rational Gaze

[quote name='bubinga5' post='1335981' date='Aug 11 2011, 02:26 AM']The tone fingerstyle and slap sounds awsome on this older TRB..

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRbmvkzvUII"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRbmvkzvUII[/url][/quote]

There's a great midrange tone to these basses that seems quite unique to TRBs.

As others have mentioned, your best bet is to try before you buy, especially since the basses you're interested in are all quite different.

My advice would be to have a look into second hand Warwicks (if you've tried one and like the feel), the second hand market for them is great for buyers at the moment and you can get a lot of bass for your money. Things like Streamer LX's and Thumb Bolt-Ons are often going for around £600 or less.

Something important to bare in mind with buying second hand Warwicks is the pre-1998 bolt on models have a much slimmer neck profile than the newer ones. Warwick used to use Wenge for the neck as well as the fretboards, now they only use wenge for the fretboard and they use ovangkol for the neck. I own both kinds of Warwicks, and whilst I have no problems with the neck profile of my newer model, the older Warwick I have is truly effortless to play.

I have one of these, only mine's a year older. The old style necks on these are a dream to play. Good luck with the sale That's a great bass for the price.

Your board looks pretty tidy to me

As a not-so-drastic measure you could maybe try using some small cable ties.

[quote name='ash' post='1307433' date='Jul 18 2011, 09:02 AM']Ha! You could get a Wasp Drive from Clacktronics and spend the change on a Moog Prodigy for that! [/quote]

Exactly! Deep Impacts have a unique sound, but the hype has just got ridiculous now. The reason I've been watching them is because I've been thinking of selling mine. The convenience of having a synth pedal on the floor has become far outweighed by how much better my Micro Korg sounds.

I've been watching Deep Impact synths on ebay lately and I've seen them go for around £350-£450 over the past few weeks.

This one however, nearly made me fall off my chair (warning: don't sip hot drinks whilst opening link). [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270776077308&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_826wt_1141"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...T#ht_826wt_1141[/url]

Found it! I like that nostalgic feeling of looking back over a setlist a few days after a banger of a gig, there's always 1 or 2 songs that I forgot happened

[b]Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers
Tommy the Cat (Included "The Awakening" bass solo)
Hennepin Crawler
Mr. Knowitall
Behind My Camel (The Police cover)
Groundhog's Day
The Last Salmon Man
Over the Falls
Tragedy's a-Comin'
Drum and Whamola Jam (This was actually the track "Whamola")
John the Fisherman
Jilly's on Smack
Green Ranger
Jerry was a Race Car Driver
Over the Electric Grapevine
Harold of the Rocks

Encore:
Here Come the Bastards
Pudding Time
Too Many Puppies
Is It Luck?
Duchess and the Proverbial Mind Spread

Note: All songs in the encore were played as a medley. Each track was abridged accordingly, with the exception of "Duchess..." which was played in full.[/b]