Blademan_98

I like it I just wouldn't pay that for it even if I had the money

[quote name='ShergoldSnickers' post='1313885' date='Jul 23 2011, 03:19 PM']Great set of build posts here. Did you heat or steam the ply around the milk churn, or gradually apply pressure dry and at room temp?[/quote] I am also interested in the answer to this

You couls always post the tab on here. There are probably lots of people who would do it for you As posted above, it must only be a few notes

[quote name='spinynorman' post='1314889' date='Jul 24 2011, 04:45 PM']There's a Korean brand (I think) called Phil. I thought of buying one, as it's my name. Then I came to my senses.[/quote]

[quote name='topo morto' post='1314178' date='Jul 23 2011, 08:07 PM']Always good to stick things up for sale on a Friday or Saturday... [b]people come home drunk and feeling worthless and rejected[/b]... you never know what could happen![/quote] I used to do that and got some good results. However, the last couple of times, in the cold light of day, they do not pay for them! Since they removed the power of negative feedback from the seller, it happens more often

[quote name='mcnach' post='1314712' date='Jul 24 2011, 01:19 PM']use Guitar Pro or TuxGuitar to input your bass line as tab... it has notation too. Even if you don't know ANY notation, you can play with note durations until you get itsounding the way it should... and the notation will reflect that.[/quote] +1 on TuxGuitar Just remember to go into Composition | Clef and change it to Bass (I add this only because when I first downloaded it, it took me a while to find where to change it!)

But, where is Bill Bailey?

[quote name='Roland Rock' post='1311243' date='Jul 21 2011, 10:09 AM']I think too much about these things - that new [url="http://www.brianmayguitars.co.uk/newsitems/view/83"]Brian May Bass[/url] makes me feel uneasy too. Anyway, ramble over. If you like it, go for it [/quote] I rather like the Brian May Bass. As Brian is a multi instrumentalist, he probably would play it My names Brian, so I may just get one.... Oh, £795 perhaps not.

I have to play with my thumb as an early onset of RA means my hand swells up after 30 minutes of playing with my fingers

I would like to see basses that break down for travelling (planes etc) and are easily rebuilt - quickly. But at a price I could afford!

It's good to know that they have made the difference for you

A well cool gig I wish I was closer

They will have to do a lot of these 'good deeds' to win any love on here!

[quote name='Lozz196' post='1313663' date='Jul 23 2011, 11:32 AM']Would have to be the Warwick, as you can look after it better.[/quote] ^ This

lol I didn't even know Lemmy was in Hawkwind until I watched that last night! I really should pay more attention.....

The speakers on my notebook don't do this justice. Just listened again with the bass buds in..... Very funky

How has he survived so long? Brilliant

Chords? Just the root note is enough........

I just use a long 'folk guitar' strap. I tie one end to the head stock and use the button on the body. Works a treat. I look a total pratt but I do anyway so what of it? :lol;

Really nice! I got my Squire for £150 from Bass Chat It too has the Fender Logo

Bonkers the lot of you That's why I fit in so well.....................

Pretty Glad you could find it in your heart to give it a home

Welcome. Lots of friendly people on here