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  1. MythSte
    [quote name='leroybasslines' post='1114136' date='Feb 3 2011, 05:00 PM']Add new stuff in if you can think of any. I play along to this playlist as a practise session![/quote] Cracking playlist! Thanks for this!
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    [quote name='dlloyd' post='1114131' date='Feb 3 2011, 04:58 PM']Nope, I would look in the classifieds here for a 62 RI Fender P. I'd probably go for a Japanese non-export one over a US model.[/quote] This, or if you want a custom build (but not necessarily anytime soon!) then Shuker would get my vote.
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    [quote name='Jamesemt' post='1113790' date='Feb 3 2011, 01:02 PM']I might be...but neither are standard. Both have LEDs fitted by Jon Shuker...[/quote] Man, I don't think I'm cool enough for that!
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    [quote name='Jamesemt' post='1113586' date='Feb 3 2011, 10:34 AM']Funny you should say that - I've got two Hohner Jacks although prefer the neck on the humbucker early ones[/quote] If your ever getting rid of one let me know!
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    I do actually know what you mean James, I think its a very personal thing to do with the size and shape of your hands as well as the relative proportions of a neck. Two that spring to mind instantly are Musicman Bongo's and Hohner "The Jack" basses. Both felt as if I could run around them all day. Unfortunately my technique doesnt allow for such tomfoolery so I've stuck with my Jazz which fights me for every note! (In the very best way!)
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    I played one down at the bass Gallery not so long ago (at least I'm pretty sure it was a combustion!) I can only give you the usual ten minute shop noodle review but I remember the mids being very forward, not for me but great for burpy growl!
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    I seem to remember the bass player from does it offend you, yeah? playing a Squire telebass at Glastonbury '08
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    Also, are these RRPs the actual prices? Or is it the kind of RRP we can expect to pay around 10% less?
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    I don't suppose you've been able to compare these to Elixirs have you?
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    5 string contemporary Jazz... mmm! One of these and a Sterling Ray34 and you've possibly could the worlds greatest value for money setup that'll take you through any situation!
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    [quote name='BassBunny' post='1111834' date='Feb 1 2011, 11:49 PM']I've recently acquired this amps big sister, the 210 and have to agree about the tone [/quote] Who'd have thought! Is the Marleaux/Carvin Still going strong?! and thats great news JMT!
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    No longer a feeler go for it!
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    I've recently acquired this amps big brother, the 212 and I can attest the tone is to die for
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    The 70's wound Fender ones I have at the moment do quite a nice punchy P tone. I'll try and do a recording for you at some point in the next few days Clarky
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    Are those Seymour Duncans? I thought these came with Bartolinis?
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    Hey there, Just wondered if there would be any interest in this. I'm really enjoying it but I need to focus on my bass playing for the foreseeable future! Its a beautiful Burl faced number with strings across the front face and built in pickup and Pre-amp. I'll also be including an Embroidered Meinl slip cover. I've only had it for a few months so I'd be wanting £170 posted for it. I dont have any photos to hand but can get some for any interested parties! Its this model here - [url="http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/25503-meinl-pickup-cajon-caj8mb-m.html"]http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/2550...n-caj8mb-m.html[/url]
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    You really showed that sandberg who's boss! Nice!
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    [quote name='niceguyhomer' post='1101997' date='Jan 25 2011, 12:36 PM']More reason why young people should listen to their elders [/quote] When I was 16 all my gear was coming from you and Mikeh, so +1!
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    [quote name='waynepunkdude' post='1100760' date='Jan 24 2011, 01:34 PM']I'd like to see it go toe to toe with my 1450 Ampeg Watts.[/quote] I'd liek to see it go toe to toe with a little mark tbh.
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    Well known on here, but maybe not in the general day to day of bassiness, the Peavey T-40 is along similar lines.
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    Oh, and unless you're super rich I suggest not commissioning a bass untill you've at least owned a P, a J, an MM, a Warwick, a Ric... and played through the same rig, the one you'll never change, you know? All those basses can be bought second hand and sold at little or no loss. That way when you do go in with 2k in hand and a glint in your eye you'll know why you don't want a bass that has found its way onto stages all over the world, and trust me (and a whole load of other members on BC who have gone through 20+ basses) there usually really is a good reason why the big names mentioned above are, well, big names!
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    Ahhh... this is really interesting. Let me get back to you agter the weekend!
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    You can't try a custom bass before its built! Many people have vague ideas of what they'd like but untill its finished and in your hands its all speculation. Edit: Homer beat me to it!
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    Lovely! my little music corner
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