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neilb

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  1. ..... and not spending loads of cash on gear this year. Will report back when I get it and let you know how I get on with it. This will be my first foray into active since the Status Empathy I had I the 90s!!!! To pop into this:
  2. daft Q time, is the Audere the Jazz bass replacement unit ? Ta #
  3. Try DV247 at Romford. [url="http://www.dv247.com/invt/48137/"]http://www.dv247.com/invt/48137/[/url] Seems they can ship in 3 days, suggesting they have stock. They are also great on price matching. Got my 70s Classic MIM from them, gave me £100 off!!!
  4. [quote name='jimijimmi' post='335579' date='Nov 24 2008, 03:41 PM']hey all.. im selling my Ashdown rig... it belonged to John Entwistle.. it consists of 2 2x12 cabintes.. 1x15 reverse angled cab.. 1xJE pre amp. 1x1000watt power amp.. these are not his signature models..these were his own personnel amps..the serial numbers feature JE and the dates of when they were comissioned for him... it sounds unreal...you think of The Who live at the Royal Albert hall,youve got it.. they are similar to the ones shown in the pic..altho,in the pic are his signature ones. im looking at 2k the lot...comes with the original speaker cables of Johns too.. i do also have a warwick buzzard for sale..its number 10 of the ltd edition number of 203 made after his death.[/quote] Thank god Im skint......like the rest of the country. Loving this rig!!
  5. [quote name='MedicoSiameseMultietnico' post='335077' date='Nov 23 2008, 06:48 PM']I think that tomorrow I can read the serial number. I read other posts and I guess I've to interpret the last 3 numbers like the month and year of construction. Have I to consider that 998 is the last pregibson construction 9 (september) 98 (1998).I'm wrong? If the serial is like a 199 or 599 have I to consider the project pregibson and the cponstruction gibson? Neilb sei sicuramente più esperto di me, ma leggendo in giro ho letto diverse volte che la SMC è la prima serie costruita da gibson.E' possibile che tu confonda la SMC con la SMX?[/quote] So che la SMC è stata la prima SMX, sia prima Gibson per quanto riguarda lo so.
  6. Si.!!!! La SMX è la prima Gibson era. Con i migliori saluti Neil
  7. Jesus..... never again do I wish to sit through anything as painful as that just to get a shufty at some twats bloody bass. God help me!
  8. 1. Black P plate, generic make (NOT FENDER) will fit most P basses except Jap models 2. White P plate for SX Precisions only. 3. White Fender Jazz (American) plate. £12 each posted.
  9. Yes, but they were more common of the Jazz range.
  10. Ah, is she moving owner again! Andy is top chap to deal with - have no worries. GL Andy.
  11. neilb

    Distortion advice

    Ive just A/B'd several pedals at my local shop. Ashdown Lomenzo - too brittle for my ear, not impressed. Various Boss/ Ibanez jobbies. Ok, but too much dist on the lower frequencies. I want them let alone. However, I tried a Blackstar HT Dist valve pedal. Blimey, what a lovely product. Warmed up the bottom end and gave a nice controlled overdrive to the highs. Anyone alse tried these? I know they are guitar effects but they sound great.
  12. [quote name='budget bassist' post='325023' date='Nov 8 2008, 10:19 PM']I'd go for the MIM 70's reissue just based on price and looks tbh. I've never actually tried any of them[/quote] +1. Got one, love it.
  13. I want to attain that rasping distorted sound that JE got from his setup in the 90's for when we do our Who songs in our set. I think he used a Digitech Guitar 2150 processor (the purple rack one), but think thats too over the top for me. Could someone recommend a floor pedal that would come close? Ive tried some distortion pedals and they seem to fair better than overdrive pedals. Would a guitar distortion pedal be better than a bass one? I only want to distort the upper frequencies. Any advice tips would be great. My existing set up is in my sig. Thanks
  14. I wouldn't pay silly money for it TBH, its hardly impressive provenance, is it? I cant see why it would attract more than a normal 70s P.
  15. Stu, hope your writing nice stuff about my hero...............
  16. I have the black MIM 70s Classic jazz, great bass.
  17. Im not going to even comment................................ bliss.
  18. 1. Erm, lets think, who can I sugg................... JOHN ENTWISTLE!!!!!!! Yes, him please. 2. Tim B Schmidt 3. Bruce Foxton.
  19. [quote name='Beedster' post='309289' date='Oct 18 2008, 03:21 PM']Suspicious f**ker aren't I Cheers Chris[/quote] Hi Chris mate, welcome back!!!!!
  20. [quote name='Neill' post='307509' date='Oct 16 2008, 12:11 AM']but John Entwistle will always have a special place.[/quote] Good lad.....I think we will get on fine you and me.
  21. Im pleased with mine. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=297045"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=297045[/url] Just TRY it. No one can really answer your question - only you.
  22. No ta, black only. Thanks anyway
  23. Happy 100% at last. Just bought a 70s Classic Jazz bass. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtopic=28783&view=findpost&p=297045"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=297045[/url] Played last nite through my Trace stack. THAT sound just blew me away. Even those at the back of the clubhouse said the bass hit them in the chest. You know its right when you hit that B note on the E string, makes yer ribs flex...............ahhhhh!
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